Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-04
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Mrs. Allie Vincent, of Lewiston, who
has been a guest at the w. w. Brown
home the past week expects to leave
Saturday on her return home.
The city council met Monday even
ing and transacted considerable routine
business. A city board of health con-
sisting Of DR.. Warner, DR.. Smith and
A. G. Lanningham was appointed.
Lay down your work right now and
go over to Doc Denny's and reserve
those seats for Virginia Rose,o Fri
day night. You'll regret it if you
don t.
George W. Marshall came in from his
place across the Salmon river the last
OF the week and left Saturday for
trip of several weeks to eastern and
middle states points.
Mrs. NJ. l. Cross has gone to villisca,
Iowa, the former home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cross, to remain indefinitely with her
mother who, owing to her advanced age,
: has been suffering with i'll health the
past few weeks. 9.
Strayed-From my ranch on the
Clearwater one 2-year-old spotted heifer
and two yearling steers; branded L on
left hip; slit in both ears and crop off
right. Mrs. j. w. Lytle, Grangeville,
Idaho. 28l*
Louis Bowman, who formerly attend.
ell the local high school was in the city
Saturday from his home near Denver.
He recently returned from Boise where
he was employed as one of the guards
at the state prison for number of
months.
Interest IN the sport of rifle shooting
continues undated at the indoor rifle
: range conducted by George T. Wright
IN the old water office opposite the
Bank of Camas Prairie and competition
for the weekly prize is exceptionally
keen. Mr.. Wright is an old hand at
the game and conducts his place in a
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Oliver Mcconnell and Harley Meader
went over to the Mcconnell place on
Mill creek this week and brought back
fine deer. The boys claim it's
partnership deer-that is was flying
over and they both shot at it-so they
are unable to say just who fired the
fatal shot But they brought home the
venison.
NJ Davis, one of Westlake's promin.
ent and influential citizens, and Virgil
Smith were county seat visitors ON
business the last of the week. They ar
rived in town Thursday evening and
took in the Thanksgiving ball, transact
ed their business the next day and re.
turned home Saturday. Mr.. Smith has
charge of the Westlake school and is
splendid young man, in addition to be.
ing one of the leading instructors of
the county.
Walter Hovey Hill is here this week
for short visit at home while he looks
after few matters of business with
local merchants. He says that B. Gus
tad, who is associated with Mr.. Hill, in
an electric light and power company in
the New Meadows country, is busy
experimenting the work ON their plant
which they expect to have in operation
within 60 days. They will probably
supply light and power to several of
the small towns in that locality.
Mrs. L. NJ. johnson and daughter.
Jennie, and son, Eugene, are in the city
this week on their way to their former
homo at Whitebird after an absence of
several months. When apprised
OF the recent fire in Whitebird
which destroyed the schoolhouse and |.
which, had it not been for the heroic
efforts OF the townspeople in fighting
the flames, would have burned Mrs. /
Johnson's home, she expressed desire
to thank the citizens of the town for
their splendid work.