Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-11-19

Loans. Carrots.
Insurance, surety bonds. Geo. n.
Reed. siU
Remember the Famous Players" at
the Bijou, Monday evening. 2o-l
Several of the children of George v.
Ring have been ill this week.
Coming: "Protea the First" at the
Biiou. Thanksgiving day and even
ing. zo-i
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
bouse Co 2O-tf
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. Str
j. NJ. Richmond, who was in pre-
carious condition OF health last week,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Spencer of Olga, Washington, is
here for visit at the home Of her
father, Israel Harris.
Sion Southland, the blacksmith; next
door to Georges livery is prepared to
give YOU first class work. 25-tf
M. l.. Ayers came in from Buck
Meadows Wednesday and lead pack
horse down through Main street loaded
with deer.
Miss Essie Martin Of the local post
office force, returned Tuesday from a
vacation period spent in Spokane and
Lewiston.
Mrs. Eli Ingram left this morning
with her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Richmond,
for Lewiston, where the latter will con-
suit an eye specialist.
The shed put on the vacant lot near
the school house is finding plenty Of
uses since moved in sheltering the horses
of the children who ride to school.
"A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shinkle
of Mt. Idaho, Tuesday night. All are
doing nicely including Grandfather
Hayes.
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
Frank McGrane was a Lewiston Wis.,
tor last Thursday being summoned to
that place by the death of his nephew,
Fred A. Manning. Thomas McGrane
also went down with Frank McGrane.
A big meat block out of the native
woods of Idaho county was unloaded
at the Murray meat market last Mon
day. The block measured about six
feet in diameter and reminds us that
some pretty good sized timber grows
hereabout.
Thanksgiving services will be held
by the Federated churches at the Pres
byterian church, Thursday morning of
next week at 1920. There will be a
special musical program appropriate to
the occasion and sermon by one Of
the local ministers.
Pat Courtney returned the first of
the week from the Chamberlain g Basin
country where he, in company with
Jack Turner, has been on a hunting
trip. He secured his full quota of veni
son. Turner came out today with the
Stonebreaker pack train and cargo of
venison.
Mrs. Ed schnell is visiting this week
with Bert Schnell and family at their
ranch home west of town. She ex-
poets to remain here at Grangeville un.
til Thanksgiving when Edd will be over
from Nezperce to partake of the turkey
and pumpkin pie at the G.. M. Schnell
home in this city.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid
Society will hold sale Of fancy work.
on Saturday, November 81, in the old
Gibson-Allen building. Lunch consist.
ing of chicken Said, sandwiches, baked
beans, cake, pie and coffee will be ser.
we'd for 25 cents. Lunch will be served
throughout the day. 26-1
The snow of Monday started severai
for the hills to hunt deer. Don Fisher
and Henry Murray started up the South
Fork Monday for a hunt and intended
to make their headquarters at the
Smith place. We also heard that thew
have had good luck so far and have
several deer hanging up.
In letter received by this office
from W. II. V. Richards, he states thew
have just finished the erection of a
house on their claim and are nicely
located. w. H. v. is now busy blowing
Ind preparing for the planting of fall
grain. He likes farm life and ia wei,
nlQasod With tho oc,rx