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New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
Saves Family and Then Alarms
Buildings Other Tenants.
STUBBORN EAST SIDE BLAZE
nbief Croker Summons Score OF
Engines to Clinton Street
Apartment House.

&x,,a, . fro started on the third floor OF
the La Grand apartment house. at NO lei
CLINTON street the heart Of the East Side,
hast night the tenants became panic-strlch-
en- and some of them probably would nave
been burned 10 death had 1T not been for
Max Iieberson, who lives on the third moor
with his mother, and two other chnoreh-
Max is only thirteen years old. yet he as
sisted the family TO the fire escapes ana
then rushed from the first TO the fourth
floor of the burning house. arousing all the
other families
The fire was first discovered at IL: AS
O'Clock, in the rear Of the Laebersons
anartrent. Max was Just returning TO his
home when he saw smoke issuing from one
OF the bedrooms. He dashed into the place
and went from room 10 room. pulling the
younger children from their beds and CALI
ing TO his mother 10 assist him
When he got his mother and the children
h window on the Clinton street side Of
Che building. Max started them down the
Iron ladders. where they were taken in
charge by frenen The boy returned TO
the main hallway and ran UP to the fourth
floor where he found Mrs. Fannie Queller
sixty wears old, and Julius Rosenberg, her
grandson He guided them as far down as
the second floor, where firemen carried them
Gown the rest of the way.
Frank Breeze, the elevator boy, despite
the srnoke-filled Railways, kept his elevator
going up and down until he filled it seven
tines.
On the fourth floor Firemen Lemhkul and
Eavase OF Truck 6. found Mrs Bertha Phil
alps, seventy-one years DID, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Maltz. The women were
half crszed by fear and made no attempt to
ESCAPE from the room. which was now full
of smoke. The fireinen had great difficulty
IN getting the two women to the street
Seeing that the fire in danger OF
spreading, Battalion Chief Worth turned IN
= second alarm. bringing Chief Croker The
aatter cent in third alarm. which brought
out a score OF engines
After the flames Were under control II
nsas found that in the twenty-five
tsmlies in the building had been injured.
Chief Croker estimated the damage TO the
building and property at about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
Of Interest 10 6Uon7en

dance, by Edna and Frank Shuler; Span
ish dance by Jean Beattie; Highland fing
and jockey dances, by Ethel Shuler, ano
the american Flag by Edna Shuler-
There were musical selections by Frank
and Evelyn vosburgh, Jessie Schopper,
Cora Gould and Bessie Shepherd. The v1o-
lin solo by Alice Brockway, was accom-
ranied by Miss Phyllis Brockway ana
proved pleasing number. 'Punky Doodle
and Jollapin," comic song, was given IN
costume by Warrin MacClsir, Van Rensse-
Iaer butcher, George Koch and Theodore
Lawrence.
The Virginia reel was danced by the large
and small girls with Franklyn Baker at
the piano. to the evident pleasure OF the
audience The branch president desires 10
express her thanks to Everard Schoper
for his efficient help; to Theodore Law
renee Dorothy Wardbaugh and Donaid
Crane for their industry In selling the
largest number of tickets; to Willie Lath-
am for the goodly sum collected for sun
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
DOCK STRIKE VOTE TONIGHT
Longshoremens' Walkout Would
Involve About 5000 Men.

on the result of a meeting of longshore-
men affiliated with the Longshoremen' $
Union Protective Association, to be held
tonight, will depend whether or not there
will be a strike on January l of its fifteen
thousand members employed along the
water fronts OF Manhattan, Brooklyn.
Jersey City and Hoboken- If the walkout
occurs it will affect all the transatlantic
steamship companies. upon which demands
were made last week. A strike vote will
be taken by secret ballot The de-
I.lands are for increase in wages from
so to 35 cents an hour, 80 cents an hour for
overtime and 60 cents an hour for work on
Sundays and holidays
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
PASTOR FORCED TO QUIT
Many Charges and Counter
Charges in New jersey Church

Red Bank. " j., Dec. 25 Especially
Credited with calling some of the women
Of the church "old hens" and certain men,
berr OF the official board tight wads," and
accused Of keeping money collected by
him for the church. while on the other
hand charging his congregation with non
support and the official board with owing
him S143 In salary, the Rev Clarence E
McKelvey, who has been pastor OF the
Methodist church at Navesink since May.
has been removed. it is said by the Rev
DIR. John Handley, superintendent OF the
New Brunswick district OF the Methodist
Conference, by demand Of the official board
Mr.. McKelvey, however, says he quit OF his
own accord.
Mr.. Mckelvey in an interview stated
that his reason for resigning was that his
congregation did not support him He
said that since September % all the cash
that he had received was SIS. The board
denies it owes the pastor anything.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
TO TEMPT THE FAIR
Creations That Make Them Buy
What They Do Not Need.

Happy is the professional fashion maker
who. at a time when women have supplied
themselves with all the apparel they can
reasonably expect 10 need before the next
season. can devise something that Will
tempt them to still further expenditure by
making all their former possessions seem
oow-dy and uninterestins. AS a result no
doubt of this laudable desire to lead the
fair into paths Of extravaganza, have the
two costumes illustrated to-day been de-
signed, for both have strikingly novel feat
ures
Grebe skin, with its closely packed feath-
ers, has been used for the adornment OF
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
CANNOT REMOVE BILLBOARD
Park Commissioner Hash t the Power te
Stop Construction at Riverside.

Although Park Commissioner Slower was
able to remove an electric sign in the Hud-
son River which he said "commercialized''
Riverside Park, he is not vested with the
power to remove billboard near Grants
tomb. now in course of construction
The matter was brought TO the attention
ef-the Park Commissioner by residents Of
the neighborhood- The offending billboard
runs along the front Of a block OF ground
directly between Barnard College and Eiv-
erside Drive
According TO the opinion of Mr.. Slower. so
long as the billboard does not project over
the property line of the owner the Park
Department will not be able to do anything
about it,
The electric sign removed at the Park
Commissioner order was anchored TO
float in the Hudson opposite S6th street
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser.
DECEMBER "a
MANHATTAN


DECEMBER "a
MANHATTAN.
MADIssN ST. s21 and 323: sty brk n COZ
of Gouverneur st. 37x74; Harris Bernstein t.
Abraham Bernstein Qntg $50. l25); Dec 23 81
address sos Grand ave. New Haven
WASHINGTON ST, W cor of Clarkson st, Il
x2s1x irreg; solomon L Kaye to Benjamin KATE
Broadway.
% AVE .42s; ; sty brk. eoxso; Pauline Doc
tor to Rose Hutter !mtg $4,000; Dec %; 81
ADDRESS, 15S East 1880 ST.
Sd AVE. 2sa; 3 sty brk. 2ix75: Walstein 5
Reade to Theodore Sayre; b and tutg Sl5.-
ooO; Dee %; 81; address. 4G9 Washington ave
Brooklyn.
BOTH ST. n $. 1888 TT of .5,h ave. sl-5x ir-
reg: Edgar NJ Smith to A Coleman Smith; De-
dress. Scarborough. N Y.
S4TH ST. Sc West: 5 sty brk. 25xas.9; S3d ST
Al West: 21xss-9; deed of trust; George c Boa'
Dress 20S 9TH
I7TH ST. $, 115 TT of sth ave. 25x1oo;
Henry II Korn to Hattie Korn: all liens: Dec
aves, Mount Vernon. n Y.
1G9TH SIT, a37 East: sty brlz. 25x10O IL: Leo
all liens; and and 6; Dec %; S100; ad-
Dress. $50 Nassau st.
10TH ST. 81 and 60 East; ) sty hrk. 4a Ok
10O.11: Isaac Gingod to Samuel w Leving tInts
So, so0 = right, title and interest; Dec 22; 81;
address. I45l Milford pl.
llsTH ST ~ y East Sty brs -. .ax1S9; 100 samusl
500; address. 1924 Madison
NTH ST.. East; sty brk, 25xloo. II; Isaac
Gingod TO Henry Rosenthal .mtg $4,000; Dee
22: 81; address 80 West 18Th st.
133D ST East j sty brk 25x99I1; Edwar,
A Davis to David Hrschhed ontg $4,000:
Dec 22; Sloo: address. oI2 Kelly st,
THE BRONX.
AVE D. " S. extends from n 9Th st IN 9 C
7th st, 216x205, Unionport; Charlotte d Allison
10 Unionport Realty Co; 81; address II5
Broadway.
BATHGATE AVE. e s. s15 IT $ of 1soth ST.
123x72S irreg Ellie l. Hebbard to Charles 8
Faruoio; Dec a5; 800; address, 20T5 Bathgate
25xlOO; Land Co u. OF Edenwaid to Thomas I
Dooan; Dec 16; 81; address. 23ss I'd ave
KELLY ST. 1856 and lo5s. ioxIoo; Boule-
omtg ss2. oOo); 500; address. 753 Union ave
LONGFELIOW ST. $, $50 1T IL of Lafay
cite ave. 15oS16l.lx irres: Broad Realty Co to
Emoh Realty Co tmtg 100000: Dec Is. 81;
address. 1883 Washington ave -
MARcHER I'VE, W cor Boscohei ave 1ax
esx irreg: Everett MeCorner ct al to Henry
sIo0; address. 56s0 Heath ave. ' "a
LOT II TO so, map 90 lots. South Mt Vernon:
Rachel Milone to Carmelo Lo euro tmte
$5,45o} Dec .: 500; address. 1865 Madison
RAILROAD AVE. $. at $ lot os man
William II Norris. at Merose. North MeIrTse
avenue 2s-s W Park ave. new line. <
10 TO beg Railroad ave W s So n
OF l5Sth 81. being at lot so as above.
Monks Carrie Il. Alice A and Julia +,
stumpf: Oct II; sa5: address. 31o9 Park
ST PAuL's PI, n W cor of Crotona pl. Silk
95.5x irreg; Elnoh Realty Co to Broad Realty
co tmtg <46ooo,; Dec %; 81; address. Tis
East 156th st.
FREMONT AVE, n $. lots As and 40, map -
lots at fremont. 5oxa4.1 OK irreg; solomon
Jacobs to Han Construction GO (mtg s4s, ,ooo) ::
Nov 10; 81; address. $50 broadway.
UNION AVE. n W cor l56th st looxo0.
ihomas schneider TO Boulevard Construction
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
FRESH AIR COST HIM 50 FINE
Passenger Dragged OFF 81" Train
When He Refused to Close Window.

John Schmidt, twenty-four years old,
driver of No. 236 Avenue e, was arraigned
in the mems night court last night, on the
charge of disorderly conduct He had
opened window on a northbound Second
avenue elevated train and had refused to
close 1t when the other passengers COM
planned of the cold air, and he had main
tanned the same attitude when the train
guard directed him to lower the sash.
Magistrate Butts fined him 81, and said:
"A man so much in need of fresh air as
10 omen a window in a public conveyance
in winter ought TO be thrown Off the train. y
Schmidt looked If he had been through
a battle royal His hat was torn and his
face bruised. He said the guards had
dragged him from the car.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
RETIRED MERCHANT A SUICIDE
Shoots Himself While Family Is About
to Celebrate Christmas.

Montclair, n. J.. Dec 80 fSpeciaD.- -
Howard Malcolm f1fty-one years Old a re-
tired New York drysoods merchant com
rriitted suicide to-day at his home. No. 51l
Park street, by shooting himself Mr.. NAL
Gem had been in i'll health for the last two
years, and his suicide is attributed to a
temporary mental alteration due to a ner-
yous brea kdoWn. Mr.. Malcolm came to
Mcntclair about two years ago from New
York after he lad retired from business
on account of i'll health. His death to-day
was a great shock 10 the members of his
family who were preparing TO celebrate
Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
ACCIDENTS STOP STEAMER
Returning to Port with Injured Men,
Break in Machinery is Discovered.

The British steamship Scottish Prince,
Captain Hodson. which left port yesterday
morning for South America. returned and
anchored of Quarantine last night because
Thomas Anderson, a fireman. fell out Of his
berth and incurred internal injuries which
may prove fatal
Although the ship was eight miles south
of the Ambrose Channel Lightship the
captain ordered her back 10 obtain surgical
treatment for the injured man.
As the vessel WAS returning William Nc
sharer sailor. had hard fall and was
aIso injured internally- Both men were re-
moved TO a hospital.
The delay proved fortunate, for on the
way back the chief engineer discovered a
break in the machinery This viii necessi-
tate remaining sn port until repairs are
A.-ae.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
Special Cheer.

The following sums have been contributed
for the comfort Of the unfortunate French
teacher: Z. l.. B., of Manhattan, 81; a. NJ.
p. of Brooklyn s.; j. T.. r., of Richmond
Hill, s.; e. S. H.. Brooklyn, s.; NJ. c. B. w,
New Haven. Conn. s.; Mrs. n. of Manhat-
tan, $40; Mrs. l.. Boisse. Long Island, 81;
NJ. ]. Camp. Brooklyn. 81; Jessie Hawley,
of Manhattan, 81; A. S., Of South Orange,
81; Miss Fessenden. 81; mo Name" Elmira,
y. Y, s.. lin loving memory OF Annie
Ford Eastman: Mrs. c. J. Farnsworth, of
Providence. f. J., 81; Mrs. Edmund Wet
more. s.: Mrs, a. J. Willets 81, and Miss
J. Heyderreich. s.. both of Brooklyn, and
4 Member In liackensack, 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
~ R1Bl lgNR
HHNR@S N@SSSHHHHE ]
~ HdHGK D r Z
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

For young and aged, grave and gay,
Each in his own appointed way;
For those who weep and those who sing,
May New Year greeting comfort bring:
For those whose lives are free from care,
And those who many burdens bear,
We wish a Happy New Year
Nav faith and hone and charity
The motto of the New Year be,
That future years may with US find
Sweet brotherhood among mankind
For saint and sinner, friend and foe,
So far as love and kindness go.
We wish Happy New Year"
-SaIectad
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

John r Jacobs TO Alice C FurIong; $4,000
Hudson Trust Co to Alfred II Marvin. 500
Clara Bayne TO StroociS & Co; S. 0oo
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO New York Life In
surance Co: $50, 900.
Same Poughkeepsie Savings Bank: 500
600.
Joseph A FIannery to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
So. 500.
Iaure NJ Gleiss to William III /. Lee; Sloo.
Bernard NJ Blum to Bella Smaibach; ST.
John II Dosso Arnold Hepner; 81 600
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to William s
Mason ct al. trus; $lsooo.
Title Insurance Co to William r Clare al.
trus; Ss2. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
DECEMBER "a.

DECEMBER
WATER ST, sol; Abraham Kassel 10 Jacob
straus: 3 yrs from Dec 49, 1910; 81, 800; address,
446 East 139th st.
ID ST, 1877 and 1s9 East; Harris Stutz to
Bessie Fuss: yrs from March /, 1903; $1,000;
address, 1877 East I'd St
2lST ST 27 East; store, etc: Rosie Halerman
to David Iaufer and ano; 10 yrs from March 1,
1910: So, 500: address. ~ East c1st ST.
52D ST 40s West, stable John Ewald ct al
to Minder Stable Co; 8 yrs from May l, 1910;
So $50: address, 40S West SD st.
133D ST, 8 5, 30 # of Cypress ave, 25x1o0;
Justine Bunke to Patria Greece and ano; 10 yrs
from Feb J. 1911; $500; address, 416 East 18th
St
18TH ST $50 West store, etc; Andrew
Cobe to Nathan Stern; from May l. 1910 to
Sept 80 1912; $40 to $40; address. $50 West
136th
151ST ST. 243 East, ground hoor: Giuseppe
Fusco to Amsdo di Torio and ano; yrs from
MAY l. 1910: $500; address, 243 East 151st st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
LIS PEnDENs.
BUILDING ALTERATIONS.

9Th AVE. 18th TO 18th SITS: 20 a s.y br,rs
department store; Siegel-Cooper CO. owner 7 y
Whitmarlz. 231 West 18th ST. architect: slS 600
AID ST. g. 1896 r Of 1st ave: 20 three
sty bI5gs: New York Edison Co. 55 Duane 81
owner; W WeisseTlberger. tr. 80 Duane 81. archl-
tect; 50. 600
18Th ST. $. between Broadway and 7th ave:
to 10 sty saIesroorn and factory; A u JuilIiar-.
20 Worth st, ovgnsr; A & BustanOby. 50 Te,,
10th st. lessees: TrOwbri6ge q Livingston, y27
5ch ave- architects: 100000.
20TH ST % West; to 5 sty brick bldg NJ,
r Bartlett. 81 East 9fSt st, owner. II A Cantor,
3t4 Madison ave- architect: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
Arlinqton Juniors.

A recent entertainment held by the Ar
lington, y. j., junior branch was called An
Impromptu,.. the principal feature being
variety of fancy dances by the young folks
iT beautiful costumes. The radium dance
was by Katherine Parker, Dutch peasant
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
same to Louise scheider. sia.so

Same to Louise Schefeer. ff1 800
Augusta Blomauest to Charles W r,n,-,
ter, $3.50
James Quinn. individually and az err .
william ID ConneIl: s3I2 81 y
Emanuel Menlins to Sadie T. Horovitz- ,f.o
Lonis Lewis to Mathiide e Weber. ss s.Ga W.
John r Jacobs to Alice q FTIriong & oar
New York Security and TrusE Co L. rrr
beth Ayrzar: SI0346 ~.
J Sergeant Cram. .rus. Max Kobra-
George u Schiefelin exr, 70 TIfIs c.
antee and Trust Co: $4,000.
Emma Rossn5aum ct al. exrs. TO Io~e,bs.
Auerbach. 900 600 "''"s
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

BROADWAY. q cor 43d st: Martin Hsa.
Mary n Fitzgerald ct al; Nov A. 1910 fbv Ss
pcsit): sf0p-
BAYARD ST. 81 and sc, ard Bosve-v. " -
20: James ksssneT agt Edv ID Farrell ~ -.
Nov %. 1910; s45. g
BROADWAY. g cor 4.cd st; c HaIHachs -
agr Mary Fitzgerald ct al; Nov IL 1910 ~,
bono. s91J 90.
SAME PROPERTY: Thonet Brothers az ssr..
Oct IS. 1910. s3.2s2-
SAME PROPERTY: D n McLaury Mari.
Works agt same; Nov II. 1910 tbJ bomb sae .
$50
9TH AVE. n f35th st: Nathan Gordon a..
John Cohen ct al; May %. 1910; S42 So
143D ST. 5Ts West: Hrrxitz z Finkefs4ss, a..
Superior Corporation et al; Dec 20. 1910. se5
236TH ST. Diguey ave. cor: Acbsst
Crowley agt W Kaysser ct al; Dec Is. f9Ia.
s210.
23sTH ST. cor Hobart st; Henry G si..scx
j.. agr VIM + kaysser et al: Dec =. 1910. e.
eS4 t.
PIT3iAN AVE, cor Digney ave: Ksarnsv
Brothers azt W11 Raysse- ct al. Dec 10 1910
~ 200.
LIS PENDENS.
I'D AVE. s, 2OIo II os 115th st aorso
Sarah N Williams asI Benjamin Si.ver1lan et a
foreclosure of mtg): attorneys. KrakoHsr =
Peters.
74TH ST. 2f2 and 214 East: Lewis A Tordo,
ct al ast Ellen Press et al GoreciosUre Of ntz3:
attorney, " Mayer
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

fOSTH ST. 2J5 West. Abraham Obolsr
Charles ID McNanus, owner: John Wezrnsss-'
contractor: 81 ,4sy H.
=, ~ . 100 ,co Ieen Finelay
mann Trim GO agf Solomon VI Schatzkin osTra--
T T Construe ton Co. contractor IS. i25.
117TH ST 5I9 and 521 East: Becky ssss- =
Rena Suizberser. owner; Charles LIppner CO.. as-
tractor Sgo 30 VIZ
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
60 .m,- .ooo: Dec IS: 500: address. 1852

Co tmtx $4,000: Dec IS; 800: ADDRESS i"'-
Kelly ST.
~ 1OOv20. Ro,ilevard Construction Co to NJ
Corner and Edna e Patterson tmtg S-I'o''''
Dec a. 500. address. 2244 Bathgate ave
WILLIS AVE, W >. 334 # of lfIss ST. 10
xs1: Isaac II Well TO Ray CaaIig .hh.s
S, oool: Nov IS: 81: address. 30 west se'h 81
10th ST, 701 East, cor tro'9na ,,s :,
s3x1C2 2x irreg. Pfrk Realty Co 70 on dDuis -, -
Gates and Martin Henry (mtg ss".o"o'' Dec
%. 800: address, 1874 BathGate ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
IN THE AUCTION Market
Sales of Property To Be Held IN
the Vesey Street Rooms.

A number Of interesting parcels are scheo-
uled TO be sold at the Real Estate EXCHANGE
room. Nos. II and 1s yesey street. TINS
week A complete list of the offerings 20
60 under the hammer follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender aseoi
Interest per cent unless otherwise S'
DECEMBER "a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06

]. B. Hurley sold two lots in Jack
son addition to Kamiah, to John
Stuart formerly Of Fraser. The deal
was made through Stuart and Shaw
real estate firm.
Sam Dean is building a residence
on the homestead he has located across
the river near the old Government
sawmill.
S. B. Onthank was in town for
Christmas and reports that Mr..
Wilson formerly of Michigan, is MAX
ing all preparations for putting a saw
mill near the Putnam store. This
will be great benefit to the people in
that neighborhood as they have lot
Of fine timber that will be destroyed
unless they can make lumber or wood
out of the timber.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
= News Of Idaho County

J. A. Carlisle has rentrd the build
ing formerly occupied by the Elm
Pharmacy and intends putting in a
confectionery store just as soon as the
shelves and counters can be put in
posision.
Joe Lane was in town from the As
bestos mines near Glenwood, the. first
of the week and reports some snow in
that part Of the country.
Prot. l.. S. Long, who just returned
from Sitka, Alaska, spent the Holi-
days here visiting with friends.
Miss Nellie Pomeroy returned on
Friday evening after an absence of
several years. During this time she
has been in the PHILIPPINE Islands and
several other prominent places.
Mr.. Dennison, son-in-law of Mr..
Wahlfell who lives across the river on
the w. l.. jewell place, has bought
quarter section of land on Clearcreek
near the Clearwater post office and is
moving his family there this week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
could learn.

could learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker Eller Of
Peola, WASH, arrived here Thursday,
to attend the funeral of Newt Rob
bins, who was brother of the de-
ceased.
Mrs. Ollie Rhett, of Cottonwood,
with her childred have been visiting
friends at Grangeville the past week.
Roberts & Champion having sold
out their business here are making
preparations to open up confectionery
at Winchester, in the near future.
Judge Duffy has been on the sick
list for nearly week, the result of a
bad cold and dose of neuralgia.
Sunday night was the coolest of the
season. The thermometer ranging
from 2 to below zero.
Mrs. J. Burns living in the north
east part of town was taken down sick
with pneumonia New Years day and
is in dangerous condition at the
present time Her husband was called
from Winchester Monday morning.
b. c. Rooster of the Green Creek
precinct, spent the greater part Of
Sunday in Cottonwood, attending
church and visiting friends.
Col. Bill Rookie, of the Joseph
Plains country came up to Cotton
wood Monday to spend few days
with the old folks and transact some
business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-01-06
kAMIAH
(From Progress)

Miss Nellie Pomeroy sold two lots
south Of the M. r. Rawson property
to j. B. Hurley the first of the week.
Consideration, 1925.
VIM. Under and daughter, Miss
Maggie, were the lucky winners of
the prizes given for the best sustained
lady and gentleman characters at the
mask ball on Christmas Eve.
c. j. johnson has been appointed
Marshal and street commissioner by
the village trustees. This appoint
ment will please most everybody and
we think the two positions will be
filled.
G. A. Geutzloe is putting up ice for
his summer trade. 1t would pay
someone to 60 into the ice business in
this place as there is a good demand
for ice during the summer months.
The price of butter fat has raised
from 354 to 3S cents in the last few
days. This is going some and every
body will be going into the dairy bust
ness.
w. A. Dissmore sold less than one
acre in the Pomeroy tract to Harvey
Pitts recently from North Dakota
Consideration $1,000.