Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-16

Money 70 loan, M. II. Ayers. 4ltf
Sash, doors and shingles at the
Madison. 1-tf
DIR. Jackson, the Eyesight Special
list, cures headache with right fitted
glasses. 18-tf
DO your washing with electricity at
3 cents per hour. Grangevliie Electric
Light & Power Go. 3-tf
For trade-Will trade good house and
lot for good young horses. Address Box
1852, Grangeville, Idaho. 42-tf
Milton Freidenrich returned to Port
land this week spending several days
in the city on business. He ays things
look quite optimistic over on the coast
and heavy business is anticipated.
Deputy Marshall Mark Howe passed
through the city this week enroute to
the Salmon river section where he had
official business to attend to. The
Howes are now located at M scow and
like their new home very much.
Arch Gilkeson left for Spokane Sun
day and will remain several DAYS meet.
ing representatives of eastern houses
and make purchases of late summer
summer and early fall dry goods and
furnishings.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the announcement of Senator James
Brady, who is candidate to succeed
himself. This paper does not agree
with the Senator's political opinions
and. is not championing his cause and
is running his announcement as adyer.
Using.
Mrs. Nancy Jones' Cook Hender left
Saturday morning for Cody, Wyoming
where she will be met by her two sons
and become a member of on e of their
camping parties and enjoy trip of
several weeks through the Yellowstone
park. She will remain for d month or
such matter in the delightful pleasure
ground
DIR. Rains and family Of Lewiston, are
guests at the VanDeventer home, having
come up the last of the week to eniov
a respite from the hot weather of the
banana belt. Mrs. Rains and the
children will remain for some time but
the doctor finds his professional work
will not permit absence and will return
d
this week.
William Jones came out from Fly
Blow the first Of the week, bringing out
Mrs. W. A. Mcmahon and her mother,
who left on Tuesday mornings train
for Pullman, accompanying Jess Ne
Mahon, the young lad who was re-
Gently injured through the accidental
discharge of large calibre gun. Bill
made the trip, sixty.five miles in eight
hours which is record breaking time for
the roads one has to. pas over in
negotiating the trip.
James Briscoe left this week for
Genou, Montana, point forty miles
from Great Falls. "Jimo saws he is
going over there to look the country
over. There has been considerable ex-
element of late over oil prospects in
that section and as the land is excellent
for agricultural purposes the home
steader there has double shot at the
game. Here's hoping Jim comes back
Rockefeller or else one Of the land
barons Of the Treasure state.
camas Social Club No. l had its last
regular meeting with Mrs. A. E. Battles.
It being the day for regular election
of Officers, the following were elected:
Mrs. Dave Woods, president; Mrs. A.
+. Battles, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph
Dufur, secretary and Mrs. Robert Long.
treasurer and reporter. The club was
visited by Mrs. McHugh at this meeting
Delicious refreshments were served and
all had very pleasant time, The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Robert Long
July 90.
Charley Holt, Of the firm of Holt
Hhoades, came up from the upper
Salmon river country the first of the
week ana spent several days in the
city in business way. Holt 3 Rhoades
are among the big sheepmen of the
county and with the present price Of
wool are sure enjoying oil kinds of
prosperity and have no kick on the coun-
Try. we ind J. Rhoades riding around
in six cylinder car as against cayuse
OF FORMER years and Charley orders
d'nners like Wall street millionaire.