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

For square meal. Silver Grill. 2S-ti
Bargains in heaters at Lingo's. 16ti
Heaters at Soc on the dollar al
Tsngo's. lett
Stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Aronld's. lott
T. Tuyman and wife were in the city
recently from Tharp.
| Your sweetheart will be made happy
with gift bought at Gibson Allen
Co. 29-tf
Go to the Vollmer- Clearwater Com
pany grain warehouse for bran and
shorts. 1874
Christmas gifts useful and ornamen
tai at greatly reduced prices at Gibson
Allen & Co. 29-tf
o. n. Nail, cashier of the Bank OF
Ferdinand was visitor in the city
Saturday.
/. G. Hattabaugh returned to Lewis.
ton Sunday after successful week of
insurance business on, the, prairie.
k,e.Miss Letitia FrizzelL who is attend
ing the Lewiston Business College is
home for the holidays.
1t will only cost you ten. cents to see
all the pretty costumes at the character
dance New Years Eve. 31-2
The wood haulers are taking advan-
tage of the recent snow and are busy
getting their wood off the mountain.
Editor Claude Woodward of the Sun,
passed through Grangeville on his way
from Whitebird to Spokane Monday.
Ed German is in the city spending
the holidays with his parents. Ed has
been attending the University at
Moscow.
Earl Hamill was on the street last
Saturday greeting his old friends. Earl
has been on a visit to Palouse where
his sister lives.
Henry Nissen, the Tharp lumberman,
found time to come over to the county
seat Saturday night and make a week
end visit with friends.
Last Friday Xmas tree was held in
the high school and presents were re-
ceived by all and much fun resulted
from some of the gifts.
Ed Smith was a visitor in the city
from Whitebird this week and states
that the stockmen in that section of the
country are feeling fine over the
weather so far.
Why not try the Electric Laundry for
rough dry work during the winter
weather. Do you know that we dc
this work for 25c per dozen, flat work
all rlnlshed.. 31-4
The Rebekaha 3 wish to announce
that they were disappointed in getting
the costumes to rent and those wishing
to hire costumes had best get them
direct from Spokane. 31-2
Ed Luzzader of the Marshall Lake
country, prominently identified with
the management of the Mt. Marshall
mines, is in the city, coming out to look
after business matters.
Herman |. Hanson of Ferdinand. one
Of the live young farmers of that sec
tion spent several days the first of
The week in the city trading and look
ag after business affairs.
Floyd Moore came out from his ranch
IN the south fork of the Clearwater
20 do his Xmas buying and in speak
ng of the weather Mr.. Moore states
hat the winter has been ideal for stock.
Charles Crawford, the Cottonwood
MARSHAL, was in the city Saturday, hav.
ng been called here as witness in the
Meade hearing. Crawford is a bio
trapping fellow who is making one of
he best officers the westside town has
'ver had and according to seliable re.
,orts from that city he is making Cot.
onwood very undesirable place for
aw breakers.
DR.. Green of Whitebird, passed
through the city last Friday on his way
o Lewiston where he will remain for
he holidays with his wife and daughter
Who are living in Lewiston for the
winter. The Doctor is very aggres-
i've gentleman and at the present time
circulating a petition among the
'oters Of the Whitebird precinct ask.
ne the county commissioners to not
ssue licenses in that town in the future.
is said the petition is being quite
berally signed.