Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-04-16
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A. M. Baker is confined to his home
today with illness.
Mrs. Mark Howe left the first of the
week for brief visit in Spokane.
Steam rolled feed, digester tankage
for hog feeding. Norwood Warehouse
Co. Att
ID. Atkinson was in Grangeville from
Ferdinand on business the first of the
week
Jay Fogg and Charles Miller were in
town few days the first of the week
from across Salmon river.
Professor d. F. R. Rice is in Spokane
this week looking after business mat
ters and attending meeting of educa-
tors.
William Fray, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. o. Fray, residing west of town, is
here this week from Canada for brief
NlSlJ with MS hOmefOlkS.
Work has been resumed on the South
Fork road to Elk City and crew of
about 20 men is now employed under
Supervisor Ring and making good head
way.
Elmer Gilmore came out from his
ranch in the Crunk IS basin country
Tuesday for few days stay in the city
on business. He expects to return home
the last of the week.
Eggs for Matching $3.50 per setting
from my fine White Orpingtons. This
half-price offer is good for a limited
time only. Order at once if you want
some fine stock at low price. Hans
Gilbertsen, Grangeville, Idaho.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Second Annual Idaho County
Horse Show is scheduled for next
Saturday in this city. Many matters in
connection with the coming show and
auction will be taken up and discussed.
Frank Wiley returned the first of
the week from pleasant visit with rel.
atives and friends at Nodaway and
other points in Iowa. While he enjoy.
ed the trip immensely his opinion of
Idaho county as the best place on
earth hash t changed whit.
Robert Dunlap and family came out
from the Elk City country the first of
the week. They will reside in Grange
vile indefinitely, though Bob may in
vestigate conditions in Montana soon
with view of locating permanently
N the Treasure state.
The Rebekahs have announced Tues.
lay, May ~, as the date of their an
lual May Day dance. Further an
'ouncements in connection with this
flair, which promise to be one of the !
oeial successes of the year, win be
made in the near future.
Fl. Floyd Church, state representa-
i've from Idaho county, was in town
friday looking after some business
matters and discussing political issues.
dr. Church is keen observer of men
md events and keeps in close touch
With the affairs of the county and
tate.
Practically all of the machinery that
vas originally installed at the 10, a.
lectric light company's plant on the
river was shipped to Red
nond, Oregon, this week Some months
go new equipment was installed at
he river and the old machinery
rought to town.
Frank Bowman has opened up a
iothes Cleaning, pressing and repairing
in the basement of the
lcClain block. Frank served his an.
in the business some time
go and is now prepared to handle all
ne clothes cleaning and pressing bust +,
ess that may come his way.
ID. F. Van Pool and son, Harold. wore {
Yer from the Van Pool ranch across 3
ne Salmon river the last of the week I
Or short business visit with friends
the county seat. Mr. Van Pool {
rings good reports of that prosperous
'etion of the country and says that /
he citizens over there are anticipating r
most profitable year. q