Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-10-15
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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ture Exchange. 4-tf
Judge Taylor, Of Whitebird, passed
through the city this week on his re-
turn from Nalla Walla where he had
been visiting his father, pioneer of
the west, who though well along in the
nineties, is able to get around and en-
joy great deal of life.
o. II. Evans of the Whitebird section
is in town this week, coming up to see
If he could pick a bunch of stock cattle
for his ranch ON the Salmon. He states
the grass is exceptionally fine for this
time of the year and there is every in
,lication that stock win winter well.
Wanted Tenant--Who can stock
place with hogs and cattle. 20 acres
cultivated, pasture mostly timber, six
room house, stable and out buildings.
Good orchard, well watered. Tenant
can pay part rent clearing land. En-
quire of Geo. M. Reed. 21-2
cashier of the Grangeville Savings &
Trust Co., intended to start for Grange
vile last Saturday but were detained
on account of injuries received by Mr..
Russel's oldest son in foot ball game.
They win arrive in Grangeville at an
early date.
Peter Brockhour came out from his
ranch on the Clearwater last week and
will remain in town for some time re-
cuperatirg from severe attack of
rheumatism. Pete says he has no fear
of bears, mountain lions, etc. but
severe attack of rheumatism is one
form af attack he is unable to defend
himself against.
N. B. Addison returned to Pocatello
last night after being detained in Spo-
kane, Washington, due to the illness of
his father who passed away in the
Sacred Heart hospital on September %,
due to cancer Of the stomach. Mr..
Addison was at one time member of
the state legislature and is very well
known around Lewiston. Mrs. Adki-
SON will remain in Lewiston week or
more before returning.-Pocatello Tri-
bune.
M. j. Rambo received word this
morning of the death Of his cousin,
Henry Rambo, who passed away at st.
Maries yesterday, death resulting from
the effects of coming In contact with
live electric wire. Deceased will be
remembered by many around here as he
was a resident of Grangevile number
of years ago. Mr.. Rambo will leave
for that point the last of the week and
prepare the remains for shipment to
the former home of the deceased in
Virginia. 4S
G. T. Mcdonald was in Grangeville
on Friday and Saturday attending to
business matters here. He returned to
Spokane Sunday morning. Mr.. Nc
Donald states that he has had a splen.
did practice since he moved to Spokane
and that business is picking up all the
time. Homer Mcdonald, who has been
severely troubled with sciatic rheuma.
tism is on the road to recovery at the
present time and although he is not en-
tirely well is attending the North Cen
trail high school, where he is a member
of the Senior class.
We note from the Twin Falls paper
that Harold Sims, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank Sims and editor of the Hollis
ter Herald is the progressive candidate
for representative in his county and
had made so persistent and vigorous
attack on the land board that a boy.
cott has resulted, the board having
made an order prohibiting the publica-
tion of final proof notices in the young