Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-02-26

For farm loans write or phone Y. M.
Butler, Sites, Idaho. 2S-tf
Fol Sale-Bed room suite and dining
room furniture. See A. V. Oyerman.
August Hotel of Pollock was in
town on business the last of the week.
Hot point electric iron, guaranteed 10
years, $3.50 Grangeville Electric Light
& Power Co. 3-tf
Henry Meyer one of the well-to-do
farmers of the Fem section was in the
city last week.
Pcnwell & Prddy have just received
big shipment of fine Studebaker har-
ness. See them before you buy. 4O-l
The latest specialties in household
hardware will be found at Penwell
Priddy's Hardware & Implement store.
The purest, cleanest, alfalfa, red
clover and alsike seed at Penwell
Priddy's Hardware & Implement store.
Dave Wall of the AT. Co. store IS
working force, is taking forced lay
off this week owing to an attack of the
grippe.
Dr. Warner reports an operation per-
formed upon Mrs. Mortimer Martin, Jr.,
of Whitebird last week. Mrs. Martin is
recovering steadily.
Ranch two miles south of town for
rent or sale on very liberal terms. Drop
card in Grangeville post office for APP
pontment j. M. Kier.
Walter Hickerson yesterday traded
his stone building near the court house
to G. Rolan for 295 acres of improved
farm land near Washtuckna, Washing
ton.
The February term of the district
court terminated Monday and Judge
Edgar C. Steele and Court Stenographer
Hodge went from here to Nezperee
where the Lewis county court is in
session.
p. +. Hayden and Sam Riggs have
joined the emigrants to Canada and
last week left to investigate the Cana
dian Pacific railway company's lands
with the view of locating in the north
country should they find things there
to their liking.
Clarence Cunningham came out from
Lucille the first of the week where he
has been located at the Elfers ranch
since last fall. He will remain here
for some time, assisting County Assessor
Rothwell in the work of listing prop
erty on the prairie.
Barney Luchtefeld was over from his
place at Keuterville the last of the
week. Mr.. I.uchtefeld has some fine
horses on his farm and he plans to have
several entries in the coming horse
show. He is member of the executive
committee OF the show
Persons indebted to l.. Spengler,
formerly proprietor of the Spengler
store ut Tharp, are requested to call at
the store and settle Mt once. Mr.. Speng
son-in-law, Marion Weber, and wishes
to close all old accounts. 40-2*
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Lambert, residing near the city, was
quite severly poisoned yesterday when
he ate a portion of rat biscuit which
contained considerable arsenic. DR..
Warner was called and soon had the
little fellow out of danger.
II. c. Mathieson, the Cottonwood
banker, was here last Thursday evening
for brief visit. He returned home on
Fridays train after taking in all the
main performance and sideshows at the
X. of p. carnival of fun Thursday
night.
ID. X. Haskin, prominent resident of
the Cottonwood section, answered
among those present at the X. of P. do
ings here last Thursday evening. Mr..
Haskin is one of the best known horse
men in the country and will probably
make a strong bid for some blue rib
bons with his stock at the coming horse
show.
George Meade, convicted of burglary
in the recent term of the district court,
was taken to Lewiston the first of the
week by Sheriff Eimers and their
taken into custody by guard from the
state prison at Boise. With Meade's
departure the county Jail was without
a tenant for the first time since June
of last year.
Undertaken Hancock returned the
last of the week from Whitebird where
he conducted the funeral of Mrs. Katie
Elizabeth Canaan, wife of Marian
Canaan, who died at Whitebird on
February Is. She was born in 1884 at
Emmett, Idaho, and leaves her husband,
two children four brothers and a sister