Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-24
Insurance. Carrots.


Two Holstein heifers will be sold at
Devleming's sale Oct. LIST. 1871
A. L. Creelman from Cottonwood was
Grangeville visitor Tuesday.
Clean up Sale in lumber. For par
ticulars see our ad. Hussman Lumber
Co. 1872
A thoroughbred Duroc Jersey boar,
20 months old at DeVlemimg's sale
Oct. LIST. 1871
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
/ Power Co. 3-tf
| Frank Robertson, cashier of the
First National Bank of Cottonwood
was in town Monday.
Attorney Reburg of Kamiah attend
ed to court matters last Monday re-
turning home the same day.
COLE Johnson, the rider from the
Boles section, went to Kooskia today
to participate in the wild west stunts.
You and your lady are invited to at
| tend the Harvest Ball of the P. N. G.
| Club at Schmadeka IS hall Friday the
10Th of September. lift.
Lee Mahurin was up from White
bird attending to business matters in
Grangeville Wednesday and Thursday
returning home at noon today.
s. L. Cowen will leave this week for
a visit with relatives in central Penn
sylvania and before returning will visit
other eastern points. He will not re-
turn until spring.
Norman Knox arrived from Spokane
last Saturday night and after spending
few days here visiting relatives and
friends left for Pullman, Washington
where he expects to attend school.
The film GA Million Bidss which
was put on at the Lyric Monday night
drew large crowd which forced some
to wait in front for their turn. Every
body thought the picture was splendid. |
Mrs Fred Wieder, daughter of
Tom Cray arrived in Grangeville from
Edmundton, Canada last Saturday and
will visit with relatives here. She saws
that the war has had its effects on
Canada and that times are very hard
up there.
@. w. Greenough came over from
Cottonwood Sunday evening to try the
case of J. l.. Morris vs.. G. Il. Morris
which was set for trial Monday. He |
appeared for the plaintiff and succeed |
ed in getting a settlement with the de- |
PENDANT returning home Tuesday morn. |
ing.
Doc Denny came in this week from
his homestead on Little Medicine |
Creek, in the South Fork country. The |
Doctor, who has been out for the sum.
mer on the forest reserves, has a bunch |
of whiskers that would made Russian |
count green with envy and is in good |
shape otherwise.
George Bowman, one of Grange
o AAioSo PoPuiai young men leIt
Tuesday morning for Deer Lodge.
Montana, where he expects to remain
indefinitely. George has many friends
in Grangeville who wish him the
utmost success in whatever he under
takes in the Treasure state.
James Witte, who has been spending
the summer at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Levander on the Salmon.
passed through Grangeville the first of
the week on his way to "Jimo Sloans,
north of town, where he will remain
for short time. He states he has
never enjoyed summer more than he
has the one just closed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levander being the most hospitable
people in the world and with an album
dance of spring chicken, mountain
trout every other day, luscious fruit
and MELONS, there is a reason for the
picture of health which he SO we'll
looks. He will probably spend the win
ter in Kamiah, with George Reed, an
other old timer who has won a most
enviable place in the hearts of those
who are fortunate enough to number
him among their acquaintance.
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