Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-10-02

What about that new heatera See
Olson. 16tf
Iron with electricity at 5 cents per
hours. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 3-tf
Hot point electric iron, guaranteed 10
years, $3.50 Grangeville Electric Light
X Power Co. 3-tf
The prettiest, most modern creations
possible may be foun at Batty &
HUI $ millinery. l6tf
Millinery shown at Batty & Hill i
is in accord with the latest and most
stylish creations known to the MILL
ner 8 art. loft
Walter Bunnell, who has held down
bookkeeping and general office work
job at the Penwell & Prddy store for
some months, left on today IS train for
points in California to remain indefini-
i tely.
| Mrs. A. 5. Hardy entertained IA mum
Der of ladies at her home. last Friday
at very pleasant afternoon party.
Delicious refreshments were served and
at SEQ Mrs. p. IL. Magee won high
honors.
Joe Wade went down to Lewiston
the first of the week to take in the
fair and incidentally to give the
city reporters lift in case they sent
up an emergency call during the rush
of fair week.
Mrs. L. II. Sheaffer left yesterday
for Vancouver, Washington after
two weeks visit with friends in
Grangeville. DIR. Sheaffer is now locat.
ed at Vancouver where his is conduct
ing a modern pharmancy.
Mr. and Mrs. g. c. Baker returned
this week from visit of several
months with the former s relatives in
the east. They spent some time at
the Great Lakes resorts as well as
several enjoyable weeks at the beach. |
Deputy Game Warden Don Fisher re-
turned Monday from trip to Kooskia
and other nearby points on business for
the department. At Kooskia he met
Assistant Chief Deputy Monroe of Lew
ston when an important conference
was had
The handbag which was lost by Mrs
Kaufman during Border Days was
found this week at the rear of the
Schmadeka building where it had
evidently been thrown after its con-
tents, including sum of money, had
been removed.
Harry Cone came out from Elk City
yesterday to spend several weeks on
the outside. He says that while the
camp is quite at present there is a
general belief that next year will be
one of activity and development
throughout the district.
John MulliniN left the last of the
week for Walla Walla and Waitsburp
to visit his old home at the latter
place. John has not visited that sec
ton for the past II years and he
deemed it about time to go back to the
scene of his earlier triumphs.
W. w. Hatch, who for the past five
years has been farming and enjoying
general prosperity near Grangeville,
plans to leave this week for Van Buren,.
a point over ON the coast in Washing.
ton where he expects to engage in dairy
farming on considerable scale.
G. Z. Penland, of Pendleton, presi-
dent of the Golden Gate Placer Mines
Co., with properties at Florence, and
5. J. Fore, manager of the company 8
operations, went to Florence the last
of the week to look over the mines and
plan the campaign for next year s
work.
DR.. Verberkomos, the Kooskia physi.
can, was in the city Friday and Satur.
day ON professional business. He
states Koskia is coming right along
and viii soon be in the front ranks
Of the busy towns in North Idaho.
10 taking an interest in the
fair which will be held in October and
promises to be even more successful
han last year.