Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25

| Silver Grill for good eats. 1851
j Partly furnished house to rent. A
F. Parker. t 22-ti
/ Harry Cone was in the city the first
of the week
Tankage for hog feeding. Norwood
warehouse Co. 20-tf
Christmas cakes made on your order
at the Cash Grocery and Bakery. 29-2.
For Sale and Service-Holstein and
Jersey bulls, at Geo. Gilberts on Ailshie
place. DIR. Slusser. 31-tf
There is one satisfaction in the pre-
sent high taxes, none of us will have to
pay any income tax.
Yon can dance anyway but why not
buy a costume and be Zone of the
bunch" New Years Eve. 3l-2
Robert Dunlap came out from the
Ten Mile country the first of the week
and remained for the holidays
Laura Cunningham arrived in the
city Saturday evening from Lewiston
where she has been attending the
Normal. E @ M ~
Mrs. Adah Losh Rose departed for
Portland the first of the week where
she will be the guest of friends during
the holidays.
Miss Knbe. returned this week from
Moscow where she has been the guest
of her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Greenburg.
Talk about close Christmas! The
Grangeville post office handled thirty
sacks of outgoing mail Monday and a
similar record has been made every day
this week.
The members of the G. II. s. held a
dance in the Schmadeka hall last Fri
day night and all report splendid
time. Music was furnished by the
school orchestra.
| "Spudo Keller, who has good job
in the Wallace country where he is
firing an engine and drawing down SIS
month and board, came home Monday
for the Christmas holidays.
A. F. Barrett shipped in a car load
of choice young Herefords last week,
from Spokane. They were taken to his
farm about 8 miles north Of town where
they will be prepared for the market.
Fred Bernthal, one of the leading
farmers of the Tharp country and con-
sistent booster for that live little town.
was among the many ranchers in town
the first of the week making purchases
of Christmas wares of the local dealers.
John Crea came over from the Fem
section Tuesday and while here took
advantage of the low prices being Of
fered by the Penwell & Priddy Hard
ware & Implement Co., and took a gaso-
line engine home with him at a very
nominal figure.
John Segar of the Winona section,
drove over Tuesday and spent the day
in business way and visiting with his
many friends in the county seat. Mr..
Segar reports liberal snowfall in the
reservation country and also states
there is every prospect for continued
prosperity in that rich agricultural sec
tion.
The Rebekah's character or fancy I
dress dance ON New Years eve in the
Schmadekah hall will be the event of
the season. The Fuller orchestra will
furnish the music and cafeteria lunch
will be served ut &c the article. Prizes
will be given for the handsomest ladies
and men . costume the best comic cos
tune and the best presented character.
An admission Of Toe win be charged
spectators, all ladies' without escort
the same. A full line Of costumes will
be for rent, date and place announced
next week. Tickets u. 30-2
Herman !. Hanson, one of the live
young farmers of the Ferdinand section,
was in the city the first of the week.
Mr.. Hanson has 100 acres of land three
and half miles northwest of Ferdinand
and through diversified farming has
made his ranch produce twice as much
Is the average farm Of this size. He is
4 great believer in diversified farming
and just shrewd enough to take advant-
lge OF the opportunity offered by the
man who rotates his crops, keeps dairy
stock and hogs and is mot let out in
he cold like the one crop fellow when
he particular crop which he grows hap
pens to be down in price. II