Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-18

Ben knorr shipped car of -four tc
San Francisco last week.
Mrs. Algie has gone to Spokane far
a visit until Thanksgiving.
c. A. Lee has moved to the new
Van Pool bungalo this week.
County Atty. Gilmore has moved
in the Wilkes block this week.
Mrs. Nancy Jones-Cook has gone to
Spokane to attend the apple show.
+. G. Deardorf purchased the Geo.
johnson house of seven rooms for
81 400 this week.
Mrs. c. j. Hall of the Salmon
riner section is the guest of friends in
the city this week.
Mrs. Earl Wood has gone to Walla
Walla, woere she will spend Thanks
giving with her sister and mother.
Ballard, the harness man, has Just
received a sewing machine which will
assist greatly in the turning out of
harness.
Margaret Sasenbery, who has been
seriously i'll for the past fortnight is
slowly recovering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Geo. Won Yarp, the shoemaker, who
is now living at Republic, Wn., was
recently stricken with paralysis and
is in serious shape.
The st. Agnes Guild of the Epis-
copal church will hold another Cook
Food sale in the post Office this COM
ing Saturday morning.
Joe Wisdom will leave this week
with pack train of supplies for the
Hump country. A regular line from
Grangeville to that camp will be put
in later.
The Moscow Green house is cutting
large quantities of choice chrysanthem
and carnations. Send in your order
for Thanksgiving.
24-1 j. l.. Brown.
Misses Jessie Coram and Eunice
Mcdonald and Victor Almen, students
of the Agricultural school at Pullman,
will spend their Thanksgiving vaca
ton in Grangeville.
John Troyer of Sites was taken be-
fare Justice Coucher of that place last
week and plead guilty to the charge
of lude exposure Of person. He got
three hundred dollars and thirty days
There will be union Thanksgiving
services held at the Baptist church
Nov. 25, 1870 a. m. Rev. A. Juke.
will prerch the annual sermon. Spe
cial music and congregational singing
"My Store" opened last week witt
big line of tinware, glassware, china
candies and Holiday goods. The
store sells for cash and on short pro
fits Drop in and see what you cal
buy for little money.
The young ladies of the NJ +. Sun
day school will serve tea. coffee, sand
wiches and waters next Saturday iron
2:30 to 8 p. m. in the room next t.
Richards q Dobner's. Home-mad
candies will be on sale. PAL
The Mclean Book Store has lease'
the room next door to the presen
location and will place their toys an'
Christmas goods in the same. 1t is
fine place to display the immens
stock of all that is late in Holida,
goods which is now arriving.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cur
any case of kidney or bladder troubl
that is not beyond the reach of med
cine. Cures backache and irregular
that if neglected might result j
Bright's disease or diabetes. Pulls
Drug Store. X
Chester Markham, a former Grange
vile boy, was seriously injured b
falling from train near Spokane las
week. He was breaking on the trai
when the accident occurred and ha
several of his limbs badly crushed an
suffered internal injuries. His recoy
cry is doubtful.
Frank Wyatt, who was charge
with perjury by the |. S, and who's
trial was to have taken place i'll tn
Federal Court at Moscow, has bee
acquitted and in all probabilities {
j. Hall and w. T. Gibbons, who wei
also taken to Moscow on simila
charge, will not be prosecuted.
Quite number of the young peop
, ef the Christian church met in {. /
business meeting and social at tt
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Morga
Tuesdao evening. The evening WI
spent in discussing plans for futu
warE fnIloxyad by n liyply contest