Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-10-16
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r. D. Byam, of Cottonwood, was a
county seat visitor Monday
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W. B. Houston of Harpster was in
Grangeville Tuesday on business.
J. H. FOrney of Moscow was a visitor
in Grangeville on business a few days
this week.
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We have it; you need it; let's got
together ON lumber. Hussman Lumber
Co., Cottonwood. eff
The Civic Club, formerly known as
the Draper club, will meet at the
Ladies' Rest Room, Friday, Oct. cath
at 2:3O p. m.
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Arthur P. Mundt, thes well known
Win0na farmer, was in town Tuesday
trading with our merchants and at.
tending to other matters of business.
Material for portable grain bins and
bundle racks in spruce and fir. Shingl.
es, rough and dressed lumber Of all
kinds at our yard in Cottonwood. Huss-
man Lumber Co. eff
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Fred Smith, 'mayOr of. Ten Milen.
was out from that rich section of tho
hills the last Of the week on a short
business trip. He says the district
looks better than ever. He left Tues
day on his return to the camp.
Jack Howard, one of the well knnwn
miners of the Golden section was in
the county seat several days last week
on business. He says that the camp
is holding it's own this year with pro.
misses OF banner season next summer
and fall
The banks and postoffice as well as
few ofthe professional men observed
Columbus Day, October IL, by closing
their shops on Monday, the 18th. Most
OF the business houses, however, were
open for the harvest Of shekels through
out the day.
DIR. Stockton reports the birth of
daughter, Audrey Irene, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Renner of Harpster YES
terday. The little lady seems well
satisfied with her chosen home and her
proud parents are more than pleased to
welcome her.
DIR. Warner, who has been confined
TO his home with illness during the past
two weeks, was able to be down town
Saturday. He is back in his office
again attending to his growing practice
and says that he expects to be there
every day for months to come.
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). b. Leeper, the popular auctioneer.
was in town from Clearwater on bust,
ness Saturday. !. B. is one of the best
known and most prosperous farmers of
the Clearwater section but he always
can spare day to cry sale, a voca-
ton at which he holds up his end of
the game with the best in the business.
c. b. Knorr has announced clos.
ing out sale to be held at the Knorr
place west of town on Wednesday, Oct.
% when fine lot of livestock will be
put up at public auction. Mr. Knorr
SAYS ne expects to move to the city
for the winter. His son, Walter. will
have charge of the home place next
year.
I. H. Bartlett, register of the United
States land office at Lewiston came mn
on Tuesdays train and shared in the
Festivities at the Reed Beach luncheon
ut the Imperial that evening, contribut.
ing highly amusing and witty talk as
his effort in the fun-making. He re.
manned day or two to look after some
business connected with his office.
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.. K. Monroe, a newcomer to this
part OF the country, had the misfortune
20 fracture his leg while hauling hay
asst Friday DIR. Stockton was called |
md attended the injured member. Mr..
Monroe and family have since moved to
VT. Idaho where they will reside dur.
ng the winter. He expects to purchase
farm here before next spring. il
Interest in the grand old game Of
.owling is increasing nightly since
frank Bowman opened up the alleys in
he rear of Cote g smokeshop and some
.ood scores are being made. It is
robable that tournament will be
ranged for between two teams com.
osed of the towns most proficient
layers, many of who are fast rounding
nto mid-season form.
Wayne Arnold and Pearl Wright left
his morning on their trip to see the
nnual football game between the Uni
ersity Of Tdeho at Moscow and wash
ngton State College at Pullman. The
anne this wear promises to be faster
han any annual clash beween the two
clleRes for wears. Wavne and Pearl
MI 90 on to Spokane for a few days
fay before returning home. II