Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-17

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Pacific Phone 1901 night o. day. Dr..
q. A Green, Deatist. se-4
Medium red clover for sale b Tom
Bales at Is sents pr psuad. ss-tf
l44-egg Cyphers' incl kator for sale
cheap. Hans Gilbertseas city. tt
For Sale: Medium "a clover seed.
Fifteen cents per pound T. w.
Bales. 26-tf
NJ. L. Ayers returned Friday night |
from Lewiston where he went ON land
buEiness.
Horscshoing and general blacksmith
ing; Sion Southland, next door to
Georges livery. 25-tf
Henry hurry wants your beef hides,
sheep pelts, dryed, green or sailed and
will pay top prices. 800
A. F. Parker went to Lewiston Tues
day to attend the stock show and fra
ternize with the old timers.
Two Gold Fish and bowl given away
with each dollar purchase at Pulse
Rexall Store while they last. 30-1
Reserve your seats now for "The
Hessian.'' The Friars club play, at
opera house next Tuesday evening. 30-1
Seth Jones and wife of the Salmon
river country, came up this week to do
Christmas shopping and visit with
friends.
Miss Edna Brown of Portland ar
rived this week and will remain un-
til after the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown.
Ole johnson, the fair-haired bronco
buster of the ranging Salmon, is in
town this week. He was accompanied
out by his neighbor Archie Smith.
George Smith came out from Boles
this week and if that crop on his face
is an indication of the fertility Of that
section it sure must be some favored.
Henry hurry is pulling hard for the
farmers trade. He has reduced the
price of lard to 70 cents for 5 pound
pail and $1.35 for 10 pound pail s0-2
Charles Layton came out from his
ranch in the Whitebird country last
Friday and is all sunburned by the
remarkably warn weather they are hav-
in over in that section this winter.
On account of a number out of town
attending the stock show the CONNER
cial Club dinner of this week was not
held, however, next week the dinner
will be held as usual on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hall came up from
: the Salmon river county Sunday aud
left Monday for Lewiston where they
will spend the week. G. j. taking in the
stock show and Mrs. Hall visiting with
J friends.
, George Bentz, a son of Charles Bentz
} of Whitebird arrived on Tuesday even
ing's train from Montpelier, Idaho, to
join his family who came week ago
and he expects to visit during the Holt
, days with his relatives. Mr.. Bentz is
| forest supervisor down at Montpelier.
Thirty young people were entertained
) at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
} Frank Cole three miles west of town,
by Miss Clevas Cole, their daughter,
last Saturday evening A number from
/ town who attended report delightful
, time, the evening being spent in the
} playing of games and closing with the
, serving of an elegant repast.
Charles Seay was in yesterday and
while here told of number of inter
esting coyote chases they have had out
, his way. Charley recently received a
, half dozen fox hounds that are prov
, ing to be most efficient in the rounding
, up of the coyotes. He says several men
, armed with guns can find plenty to dc
| in dispatching the coyotes the dogs
/ round up.
q Dave Stickler returned last week
from Portland and Pendleton where he
a had been visiting with his children
l Dave has not been out for trip for 9
: number OF years and some time has
: elapsed since he last saw his boys. He
round them nicely located and doing
= well and brought back some picture.
r of several of his grandchildren a. evi
D dence of his enthusiasm and we DOM
( blame him for feeling just littl,
: proud over such lively manly youngs
tiers and the pictures indicate they are