Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-10-30
Princess Flour makes bigger loaf

of bread than any other flour.
A marriage license was issued at the
court house the first of the week to
George Henry of Pullman and Miss
Hattie Rogers of Whitebird
I Mr.. and Mrs, j. E. Miller departed
the last Of the week for California
where they expect to spend the winter
visiting with friends and relatives in
the land of flowers and sunshine
The, state supreme court has handed
down two decisions in the cases insti-
tinted by Peter Kerr against j. o. Finch
and Ed Graham on grain contracts.
The higher tribunal sustained Judge
Edgar G. Steele in both cases.
Mrs. Slade Taylor and little son ar
rived Monday evening from Colfax,
Washington, to join Mr.. Taylor, who
is the popular operator at the Bijou
theater. The Taylors will reside 1t
the Cawley residence on north State
street.
4. NJ. Bibb, who came down from
Spokane fortnight ago to visit at the
home Of his son, Lawrence Bibb, re-
turned the first of the week. He SAYS
he likes Spokane as a place to live but
likes to get back to good old Camas
Prairie just the same.
C. w. Perry, who recently. sold his
sawmill in the Clearwater section, is
in the city this week familiarizinp him.
self with the moving picture BUSINESS,
it being Perry's intention to locate in
Bazanta, Canada, shortly and embark
in that line Of business
Miss Mayme Whitcomb returned the
first Of the week from short visit
with relatives and friends at Lewiston.
Her brother, Homer, accompanied her
back to Grangeville. He has accented
a position at the Penwell & Priddy
store and has already entered upon his
duties.
MRS. W. W. Brown and daughters
Edna and Zelma, left Monday for Lew.
iston. Mrs. Brown and Zelma will visit
during the week at the Mrs. C. C. Bun.
nell home, returning to Grangevile Sat.
nfday' Miss Edna went on to Port
land the first of the week to remain
indefinitely.
-FOUR act comedy, GA Jealous
Wife, will be produced at the I. O. O.
+. hall on the evening of November IA
by local talent under the direction of
Mrs. Adah Losh Rose. Funds derived
from the play, after expenses are paid.
will be turned over to the Civic club
to be expended as public library fund.
). E. Richards will leave Monday
for Moscow where he has been summon.
ed to do jury duty ON the United States
grand jury. H. f. Sweet, called as a
trial juror, will report to the judge
later in the week. P. o. O'Kelley, who
mas been summoned as witness in one
Of the cases to be heard, will also leave
Monday for the university city.
+. l.. O'Bannon, ex-merchant of the
Clearwater country, was in the city the
first of the week looking after some
business matters. O'Bannon states that
in his opinion were Wilson candidate
before the people today for the highest
office in the land he would receive
per cent of the vote in the
section, he being popular
With all classes.
SVEN Nelots was over from the west.
'ide the last Of the week looking over
'ur little city and getting acquainted
With our merchants. Mr.. Nelots recent.
y came Asrs from the middle west
vhere y rsddsd for years but he say.
hat Oaaas Prairie 10 far ahead Of those
'arts for agriculture and a pl.ce
2 establish home. He has ACQUIRED
fine farm ON the westside and win he
'ne Of as from now ON. II