Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-19

this week.
Carving sets and roasters for Thanks
giving. Miller Hardware & Implement
Co. 26-I
/ Pullets So per dozen. Fat ducks and
geese for sale. Mrs. L. Becker-Jur-
gen. 25-2
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers, of Elk,
came out this week and spent several
days in town.
Horseshoing and general blacksmith
ing; Sion Southland, next door to
Georges livery. 25-tf
Robert Todd, the Grangeville cigar
maker has added a man to his cigar
making force this week.
For Sale--Big bone Poland China
pigs and Shorthorn cattle of both sex
VIM. Mulhall, Denver, Idaho. 26-tf
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the Trinity Episcopal church at
1880 a. m. of that day. Gangevil'e
people are invited to attend.
| Horses Wanted-We are in the
market for saddle horses and mares
Phone, write or call McGrane Bros.
care of Observation-Disclosures, depart
ment store. 24-tf
Dave Wall who is homesteading up in
the Montana country near Valentine,
has arrived in Grangeville and an.
nounces his intention of spending the
winter in this city.
The high school football team practi.
ces every evening these days to a very
late hour and seems to anticipate an
opportunity to win another glorious
victory from some team of football
players.
The Lewiston Tribune announced
that George and Charles Murray of that
place left Wednesday for deer hunt.
ing expedition in the section southeast
Of Grangeville and with the expectation
of being gone about two weeks.
The Moscow Star. Mirror states that
Harry Kube of Grangeville, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. d. w.
Greenburg, for time, left Sunday
for Spokane for short visit after
which he will go to eastern points on
an extended visit.
Tom Crossley was in from Castle
Creek the first of the week to get his
winter supplies. He started for the
South Fork Wednesday morning with
pack train loaded with about a ton Of
eatables to keep the wolf away from
the door during the winter.
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
ents. Miller Hardware & Implement
Co. 26le
Judge James DeHaven has announced
to his friends that at the conclusion of
his term of office as probate Judge he
will remove to his ranch, six miles
east of Grangeville, on the Harpster
road, and follow farming. The judge
will not give up the practice of law en-
tirely but will not maintain offices in
town.
w. "A. Shatser, s. Delmage and Chas.
Durham of the Whitebird section, were
in town Tuesday, coming in from the
Addison place where they attended the
sale. Reports are that there was an
immense crowd and much lively bidding
under the persuasion of j. Loyal Adki-
son, who acted as auctioneer and more
than made good.
r. M. Garry has received sub con.
tract for the carrying of the mail
from Warren to Edwardsburg and will
take up his new work shortly. The mail
will have to be carried through the win
ter months by man on snow shoes
and the route is one Of the most diff |
ficult in Idaho. However, Carry has
had considerable experience and will be
able to get through on schedule time if
anyone can.
Cashier R. H. Russell Of the Savings
4 Trust Co. had as his guest over Sun
day and several days of this week, Tom
Driscoll, banker and capitalist of
Genesee. This is the second visit of
Mr.. Driscoll's, and being heavily in
terested in the Palouse lands he natur.
ally made pretty thorough investiga-
ton of Camas Prairie and was satisfied
that this country presented greater pos
than even the famous Pa,ousc.
Prof. Frank Fuller and his company
of musicians arrived Saturday night
and will again take to the road next
Wednesday, the opening concert being
given at the Bijou theatre. Mr.. Fuller