Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Lee Yates has purchased new Ford
car.
A. NJ. Baker is in Spokane on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Donna L. Hewes left yesterday
for two weeks trip to Portland.
Ross Howard, the New Meadows wool
buyer was in town few days this week
on business.
week for trip to Cambridge where he
went to look after probate court af-
fairs.
Max Aronson announces this week
that the Bijou theatre will be opened
next Monday evening with program
of movie films bit better than the
average.
Blake and Pope Adams and Miss
Kathleen Adams returned Sunday from
the Musselshell valley in Montana
where they each filed upon 32O-acre
tract Of land.
The district court convenes Monday
at the court house for the regular May
term. There are about so cases to be
heard, two of which are criminal cases.
There are five suits for divorce.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Overman return
al or1o
where they have been homesteading.
RUDE says that while Montana has GER
tain advantages Idaho is very good
place to live and is glad to get back.
Mrs. Fannie Harris this week pur-
chased the stock and business of the La
Mode Millinery heretofore conducted
by Mrs. w. F. Schmadeka. The mil
linery is now located in the Allen
block where a cut-rate sale is to begin
tomorrow.
The Kodak club will hold it's next
meeting with Mrs. John P. Eimers on
June IT, according to decision reached
at yesterdays meeting at the Edmund
son home. Four new members were
taken in yesterday and number of
hikes planned for next month
The G. c. c. ladies spent very
pleasant and profitable afternoon with
Mrs. Nathan Keller Thursday, April
| l4th. Mrs. Keller was assisted in en-
Pertaining by her daughter, Miss Nellie
Keller. A delicious lunch was served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. c.
Lee.
A very jolly picnic was held last
Sunday when several families compris-
iEg Wortmans, Seays, Wasmund, Myers,
Earps, Chases, Tompsons, Schsslers,
Malocks and Coles, gathered at the
Columbus school house and spent the
day in playing games and neighborhood
visiting. in
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manning and
children went down to Whitebird the
last of the week for few days visit
with friends. While there George bor-
rowed fishing outfit and went up
along Whitebird creek and gave the
natives a few lessons in the art of sue
eessful angling.
District Horticultural Inspector John
Powell returned the first of the week
from the Clearwater section where he
had been on business connected with his
office. In conversation with the writer
he stated crops looked exceedingly fine
in that section and the country general
ly was prosperous.
George A. Smith, Will Hanan, Allie
Alexander, Will Stillwell and "Mac'p ;,
McAdams left the first of the week for
an outing trip to southern Oregon in
Macs auto. They will take their
time going and coming and a few of the
members of the party may decide to
homestead land down there if the coun
try comes up to their expectations.
A. T. Warner of walla walla was in
the city few days the last of the
week in the interest of "Frontier
Days. the wild west exhibition which
is to be staged at Walla Walla on
September II, IS and 10. Frontier
Days last year was one of the best
western shows in the country and this
years exposition promises to eslipse all
past records.