Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-12

/ Iron with electricity at 5 cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
/ Power Co. 3.tf
Sion Southland, the blacksmith; next
door to Georges livery is prepared to
give YOU first class work. 25-tf
s. L. Mahurin was Grangeville visi-
tor from Whitebird last Thursday and
Friday returning home Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schnell and children
were over from Nezperce this week
visiting with the parents of Mr..
Schnell.
Born, Thursday, November IL, 1914
to the Rev. and Mrs: H. E. Bush, a
daughter Mother and babe reported as
doing well.
Lost-Near Denver, Idaho a Promo
camera, 3 1-4x5 IL. A suitable reward
paid for its return. Notify State High.
way Department party. 22-3s
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wann left this
week for Arkansas where they will re-
main for the winter visiting with
friends at their former home.
| Horses Wanted-We are in the
market for saddle horses and mares.
Phone, write or call McGrane Bros.
care of Alexander -Freidenrich, depart
ment store. 24.tf
+. s. Sweet, a former regent Of the
university, and wellknown stockman
of Idaho county, is here from Grange
Vile. Mr.. Sweet has been named fore
man of the federal grand jury.-Mos-
COW Mirror.
Mrs. James Heath left the first of
the week for her former home in Mis-.
souri,, being called there by telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
father, an aged and respected citizen
Of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henley have
gone to Lewiston where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Henley has pur-
chased a second hand business and has
been conducting the same since the
first of the month.
/ Marshall Eames and wife left this
week for their home in Sawtelle, Cali.
fornia, after brief visit with Grange.
vile friends. They lik, their new home
first straight and say there is NO
climate like that of the Golden state.
Mrs. Fred Karsten has returned to
Grangeville from Washington where
she was visiting at Port Angeles with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Cox. Mrs.
Cox and her little daughter came back
with her and expect to visit for some
time.
Mrs. B. L. Mitts, of Portland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Telcher and
will remain until Thanksgiving. He,
husband expects to leave for Grange.
vile to be here about Thanksgiving and
both parties will return shortly after
that date.
According to the Red Cross collection
reports as sent out by Bishop Glorieux,
OF Boise, apparently Grangeville headed
the list Of subscriptions by q sweeping
majority. The members are to the con.
graduated for this excellent exhibition
Of charity.
Two full-blooded Holstein cows were
purchased at the Wohlen sale at Cot.
tonwood last Saturday by Cyrus Over.
man who is laying the foundation for a
dairy herd. It is said the two animals
cost close to 1925 but were mighty
classy stuff.
Tom McGrane came up from Lewis.
ton the first of the week to take an &C.
tive interest in the purchasing of
cavalry horses which the McGrane
Bros. desire to fill an order for this
class of stock they have received from
certain Of the European powers now nj
war.
Louis Kroen has leased his home in
the southwest part Of town to a Mr.
Beardsley and viii leave this week for
southern California where he will make
his home for the next year and IL ha
finds the climatic and other condition.
to his liking win probably remain there
permanently.
The many friends of the Hansons
who resided here for number Of wears
and left shortly after the Granpev;,l.
fire for California, will learn with deem
regret Of the death of Mrs. Hanson
several weeks ago. She was taken tn tbe
hospital for minor ailment and baa
been discharged, when leaving slipped
and fell, fracturing her hip and other.
wise suffering injury which resulted in
her death.