Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23

Carrots. Real estate. 42-tf
j. T. Bell of Elk City is in town this
week.
Rugs and inoleums at the Furniture
Exchange. Aft
Charles Baird came over from the
Salmon river country the first of the
week.
Mrs. l.. A. Wisener and son Robert,
returned last evening from six weeks
visit with Chicago relatives.
| For sale at bargin. The team of
mules that took the premium at the
stock show. G. j. Lester, Orofino,
Idaho. 9-3~
Editor Claude Woodward and wife,
came up from Whitebird the first of
the week and remained several days in
the city.
John p. Eimers made a trip in his
Ford, Tuesday, to Russell on official bust
ness returning in the evening of the
same day.
Judd W. Basin and Mrs. Mary Hubbs,
OF WinOna were married by James De-
Haven at the court house on Monday,
July Goth.
| | have about $50 head of extra good
grade Lincoln sheep more than j can
use that l will dispose of. Call on or
address Walter Hickerson, Grangeville,
Idaho. off
Reverend Hedges pastor of the Fed
Grated churches returned last night from
trip to Republic, Washington. He re-
ports that he had an interesting and en-.
joyable trip.
Judge Warren Truitt of Moscow was
a Grangeville visitor Wednesday. He
is candidate on the non partizan ticket
for Justice of the Supreme Court of the
State of Idaho.
Carl Utz who formerly lived near
Grangeville came down from his present
home at Potlach to work during the
harvest season. He is an expert
tnreSnlng machine man.
+. +. Courtney and wife arrived home
Wednesday evening from an extensive
trip through the east. While they were
away they visited Salt Lake City, Den
yer, st. Louis and Cleveland.
John Gotzinger has been offered his
old position in the Grangeville Roller
Mills and will come back from Valen-
tine, Montana, to accept the same. John
recently left Grangeville to take up a
in Montana.
Miss Elsie VonBerg of Grangeville
and her cousin, Miss Anna VonBerg of
Fem left Tuesday morning for Hood {
River, Oregon, to visit relatives and
Tor a summer vacation. They expect to I
be gone for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Priddy left YES 9
terday for North Yakima where thew I
will make their future home. Mr..
Priddy, who is most thorough hard.
ware and implement man, has accepted :
position with the Bell-Wyman Imple-
nent Co. a
The weather has changed from the hot
and sultry we had several days of last !.
week to colder, and some of the past
nights have been extremely frigid in
fact so much so that it is reported on !:
good authority that ice was formed on
Monday night in the Denver country.
Rev. Israel Putnam, who was formerly a
1t Whitebird has been visiting in Idaho
county for the past wekk. He is at \
present located at Deer Creek, Wash
ngton. Whele here he has been attend. +
ng to business matters connected with a
his property which he owns out at G
i
Joseph r. Coyne, who has planned to 9
'pen a cigar factory in Moscow, TODAY n
eft for his home in Grangeville and will 1
'eturn here next Tuesday when the La Q
costerina factory will be opened in the I
opposite The Star Mirror of. t.
ice. He was accompanied home by his G
wo daughters who have been visiting Fl
lere.-Daily Star Mirror. e.
Among the recent exchanges of prop
rty in Grangeville was trade between :
'iliy Irwin and night Waterman, w. o. 3
ninth, both parties having moved to :
heir new homes w. o. Smith 3 prop :
rty was situated quite ways out from 3
ne main part Of town and he desired to 4
ct closer to his duties and the present ;
'cation makes It more convenient for z
i'm in going to and from his work. q