Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
Watch for later announcements of
FL 'ago. 45-l
The highway district elections held
last week carried at Whitebird. Ferdin.
and and Kidder- Harris, but was defeat.
ed at Tahoe.
The next regular meeting of the
Grangeville Farmers Union will be
held on Saturday, April 18th, at one
o 'clock p. m.
Asp Joe B. Wade. Sec.
). 1. Guenette, formerly of the Ten
Mile mining district, is in the city
this week. He is travelling for the
American Conservatory of Music of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mr.. Nelson Macarthur left
thi week for Los Angeles, Cal, and
will be gone for month or two. Be
fore returning they will visit Coos Bay
and other points on the Northwest Pa
cific Coast.
1t seems strange that the people of
today-educated as they are-will neg
lect their eyesight, when they know it
is the most precious part of them.
Don t put it off any longer but consult
DR.. Jackson, the eyesight specialist,
and get relief. 45tf
G. G. Howe, of Silverton, B. c.. ar
rived this week and spent several days
the guest of his brother and sister, DR..
and Mrs. Colbert. The gentleman is
mining expert and was looking over the
mineral section Of Idaho county. He
was well pleased with the prospects
here and may return later.
VIM. Hussman, the Keuterville saw
mill man, was in Grangeville Friday
and Saturday of last week on business
mission. He states the winter has been
an ideal one for logging and that over
million and quarter feet of logs are
now piled in the log yard. The planer
will be placed in operation the middle
of this month and saving will begin
May first.
G. M. Butler, the Sites land man,
was in the city the last of the week
in company with Andrew Anderson,
who purchased some farm land on this
side of the Prairie Mr.. Butler informs
us that he has no intentions of leav-
ing Idaho county for Canada, a story
that has been going the rounds for
some time. He says things are lively
down his way and predicts mighty
busy year in Idaho county during 1912
Landlord johnson, of the Arlington
hotel, was up to New Meadows, the
terminus of the "Pin'' road, last week
and loking the town over with the view
to locating. He states business seems
good and the place has every indica
tion of making quite town. How
ever he decided Grangeville was GOOD
enough for him and will remain will
us.
The local Elks held meeting in thi,
city last night at which time some
lodge matters were taken up that hae
to do with the Portland meeting Of
that order DIR. Shinnick and A
Hughes, of Cottonwood, were among tn,
out of town Elks who were present a
the meeting. Tim Quinlan was award
ed fine Elk charm in a contest whicl
occurred during the evening.
John Stephens, who had his leg frae
tured while moving machinery from
the depot to the Free Press office sew
eral weeks ago, is now able to be on
and around The accident was rattle
, serious one but John made the state
: ment the day it happened that h
would be out in less than six week
. and while at that time it looked rattle
doubtful he has kept his promise an
in so doing shows he is a mighty gam
little fellow.
w. A. Newman, one of the Saline
!. river boosters, came up from WHIT
bird the first of the week and viii
here received some instructions fro
. Assessor Nash regarding the assessmel
4 of property down there, Mr.. Newm;
u having been appointed as assessor t
that section. He states that while t
fire of Saturday night was quite bic
to the town all feel optimitic and
making preparations to go back
business The Odd Fellows will rebui
lust as soon as material can be asse
bled on the ground.
Cashier Donaldson, of the Salm
River Bank, came up from Whltebi
Monday and spent several hours IN t
city. The Salmon River Bank is
of the strongest financial Institute
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