Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans. Geo. NJ. Reed. 21-tf
George Goode, the Kooskia attorney,
was Grangoville visitor today.
Bill Gibbins was in Grangeville last
Saturday having come out from the
Lucille section on business.
Commissioner John Rice came up
from Whitebird last week and spent
several days in town in business way.
Alfred Kettenbach Of Lewiston, who
has been in the Salmon river section on
business, has decided to remain in
Grangeville for several weeks.
Mrs. l.. Judd and children of Idaho
Falls, arrived last week for visit with
the former s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kerr and other relatives.
William Perry and Tim Quinlan of
Kooskia, came up from the Clearwater
metropolis the last of the week and re-
NAMED day looking after business
matters.
Vernon Holsclaw, a former Grange
vile lad, has decided the sea is the life
for him and as a result has enlisted in
the navy and is now in training at San
Francisco.
Revillo Johnston, of Lucille, departed
for Lewiston the first of the week after
having made an extended visit in
Grangeyille as patron Of DR.. Green 3
Dental Parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Behean came up
from the Salmon river the last CT the
week and spent Thanksgiving with their
children who are attending the public
schools Of this place.
County Commissioner N. Pettibone
came up from Sites Friday on business.
Nate was attired in a brand new suit
of overalls and looked as though he was
prepared to do some mighty strenuous
work.
Herman Kasmitter of the Cottonwood
section the latter part of last week
closed deal whereby he purchased 200
acres of the Mulhall ranch located eight
miles east of Cottonwood for consi-
deration of $4,000.
We have just received nice assert
ment of hand painted dishes from
Japan. Very pretty and useful Christ
mas gifts. We ask your consideration
when you select your Christmas pres
ants. Miller Hardware 4 Implement
Co. 1913
The deer hunters will now rejoice on
account of the snow which fell Wednes-
day night and which will make good
deer hunting back in the mountains.
The only trouble will be that the unfor-
tunates who return empty handed will
have no excuse now.
What was reported as a second hold
up and a sandbagging stunt, occurring
since the last hold up reported last
week has turned out on investigation
to be no hold up. A certain party it
is reportd got scratched up by falling
down and hence the story.
Another lady is reportd to have shot
. deer, that person being Mrs. Shaw,
who got a deer last Saturday when she
was out with hunting party. This
makes the third deer to be bagged this
season by women that has been reported
and makes pretty fair record for the
fair sex.
Deputy Auditor Schnell and Roy
Rowe, Mr.. Schnell's brother-in-law
came over from Nezperce the last Of the
week and remained until Saturday.
He was accompanied home by Mrs.
Sehnell and the children who have been
vitisiting with Grandpa and Grandma
schnell for fortnight.
Jesse Callahan, William Coram, Vic.
te- Peterson and Thomas Crossley were
passengers to Lewiston last Monday
morning the latter two going down TO
take Masonic work and Callahan and
ooram going along to watch the work
and to be present at the initiation. The
party expects to return Friday evening