Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-24

Insurance. Carrots. Att
Pacific Phone 1901 night or day. DIR.
g. A. Green, Dentist. ESD
White Orpington pullets and cocker
els for sale. Hans Gilbertsen, city. If
For Sale: Medium red clover seed
Fifteen cents per pound. I. w.
Bales. 3S-tf
Jack Culley, the Whitebird livery
man, was up from the Salmon metropo-
lis the first of the week.
Robert Jones came in from Wisdom,
Montana last Monday evening and at
present is visiting at the Tom Bales
ranch.
Henry Sfury's meats when served
on the table have that nice, nifty flaw
or that gives smack to tAe lips and
sparkle to the eye. 3O-2
Floyd Moore Is in from his ranch
home on the South Fork this week,
coming in "Wednesday. The weather
is cold up there in his country he says,
j. v. Nash, came over from Cotton.
wood Tuesday and remained until Thurs.
day morning looking after business
matters.
Charles Simons, who is attending the
state university, same home for the
holidays last week. Charley is self
made young man who Grangeville is
justly proud of.
z. B. Parsons, a student of the state
university of Moscow, came home the
last of the week and is now busy doing
his part towards getting the lighting
and water system in order again.
Why take chances on ship ing in
HFoot and Mouth" disease when you
can buy Duroc Jerseys not kin to those
bought of me in years past at low
prices. Come, write or phone Jas. w.
Willis, Ferdinand, Idaho. 29.5*
The holiday VACATION period com
mences next Wednesday and on that
date the school children will be releas
cd from the irksorne duty of preparing
lessons for while. Ten days with
nothing to do but to just have fun
Don t we wish we were kids again.
William Mulhall, who is making his
home on his ranch This winter, prefer
ing it to the city life Of Spokane. drop
ped in Wednesday and paid for local
he had run in the Free Press adver-
Using some high grade hogs he haI for
sale and informed us that he sold pork.
ers to the value of 1925 the first week.
A beautiful home wedding occurred at
the home of Anthony Rode, six miles
north of town last Sunday afternoon
The contracting parties were Fred IT.
win Coulter and Miss Mary Ellis Robe
two very poplar young people. Rev, r
L. Gornall, pastor of the Federated
church was the minister officiating.
T. b. Fuller had the misfortune of
having his leg injured Sunday by being
out to water. The horse was feeling
rather frisky on account of not having
been worked for some time and his
playfulness had serious result. Mr.
Fuller has been getting along nicely
since the accident.
DR.. w. l.. Pogue, who is now located
in Grangevillc practiceing veterinary
science was called to Whitebird the
first of the week and returned Wednes-
day. He states that the cold down
there has been very severe and weather
exceptional for that country. The
river is frozen over and ice of sufficient
thickness to bear up a horse. The
electric plant there too is having its
trouble.
The Kooskia Mountaineer came out
with big double issue last week, the
paper being devoted to the benefit of
the Presbyterian Woman Club, the
proceeds derived from the issue going
to those ladies who contributed much
of the reading matter contained. OF
course while the ladies contributed the
reading matter, the editor of that paper
modestly, and efficiently did the com
position AMI arranging and the result is
commendable. Wish we could tell you
how good it was but you win have to
read the issue to get that information.
Revello johnson of Lucille, leading
cattleman of that section of the river
came in Saturday night from Charleston
where he had been taking tra ailments in
the Foster institute. He had a cancer
successfully removed and Is loud in his
praise of Doctor Foster and his meth.
DDS. He took in several days of the
stock show and stated the exhibits were
far ahead Of last year aud while the
attendance was slim due NO doubt to the