Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. Will, JONES'. VIII, Plat
and Miss Mabel McMullen left the city
Thursday for Boles for several days ;
stay.
8. J. Foster who formerly conducted
the big clothing and dry goods store in
the Grangeville Savings & Trust Co.
block, is here form Portland for a brief
stay.
Mrs. Nancy Jones-Cook departed on
Thursdays train for Valley, Wyoming,
where she will remain during the sum-
mer with her sons Monte and Joe.
Mrs. Will VonIman, formerly Miss
Bess Colvin of this city, is here from
her home at Chewalah, Washington, for
three week 8 visit with relatives and
| friends.
Doe. Denny, with his trusty saddle
horse and pack outfit departed from the
busy commercial whirl of the metropolis
Monday and hit for his homestead on
Mill creek to spend few days improv-
ing his future home and land holdings.
He expects to be gone about week.
The Grangeville Gun Club has pur-
chased Western Field Automatic trap
and expect the same to arrive by the
last of the week. The trap is the lead
ing one manufactured and with this
addition the local sportsmen are looking
forward to some mighty interesting
times in the future and expect to record
some high scores.
| Full stock of the famous Garden
City feeders on hand. Can be attached
to any make and size thresher and
guaranteed to trash headede and bundle
grain, timothy, etc, without smuggling.
Have a number of rebuilt engines for
sale. Also Russell engine, threshers,
saw mills. Address B. F. Eller, Ito and
Lewiston, Idaho.
Tim Quinlan came up from Kooskia
Friday and remained over Saturday.
taking in the horse show and inciden-
tally meeting with his many friends in
Grangeville. Tim is one of the best
| fellows in the Clearwater country and
always received a hearty welcome from
his friends in the county seat He states
things are lively down there and bust
ness is all that could be desired.
G. S. Bryant, the hardware and nipple
ment dealer of Ilo, was in the city Fri
day and Saturday and incidentally
boosting for the big fraternal picnic
| which will be held at lilo on June 70.
TINS picnic is an annual event with the
lilo people and the entertainment pro-
vided is first class. This year promises
to be exceptionally good and no doubt
the busy little city will find large
crowd to entertain on June 10.
J. H. Roberts of the Union Stock
Yards Co., of Spokane, was in the city
last week, taking in the horse show and
meeting with the stockmen of this sec.
tion. Mr.. Roberts is very enthusiastic
over Spokane as a packing center and
its close train connections with Grange
vile, coupled with well equipped yard
and two good packing plants besides
number of outside buyers, will make it
an attractive point to the shippers.
F. Il. Lambert and B. H. Schooler of
Genesee We're in attendance at the
Camas Prairie Horse Show last week.
The first named gentleman has charge
of the Genesee Horse Show which will
be held June 1914 and was doing some
excellent publicity work while in the
city. He spoke well of the show and
expressed as his opinion that we were
working along the right lines and in
future years would have one of the big
shows Of the Northwest. Mr.. Schooler.
who 10 IN importer of Percheron and
Shire stations, stated we had made the
best start he had ever seen and especial.
" were we to be congratulated upon the