Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-10-08
Carrots. Real estate.
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was in the city this week.
II. c. Brown of whitebird was q
Grangeville visitor Thursday.
Dat Meal wall papers at mail order
prices. A. w. Robinson & Son. god
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
house Co 20-tf
Iron with electricity at 5 cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 3-tf
John Baer of Cottonwood attended
to business matters in Grangeville the
first Of the week.
Mrs. V. Knapp and Mrs. l.. A.
Wisener and son Bob are the guests
of Spokane friends this week
France Bowman, who has been farm
ing west of town has leased his ranch
to his boys and is now a resident of
Grangeville.
II. +. ODonnell the Kooska news
paper man was in Grangeville the first
OF the week making the rounds Of his
friends and aequaintences here.
Tuesday, October 10, 1914, at the /.
0. Q. F.. opera house: "'The Shir-
loys,' popular musical entertainers of
extraordinary ability. Remember the
date.
Frank Wyatt, that staunch democrat
of the Deer Creek section, is in town
this week. He states the range is ex.
cellent and cattle are in the cream of
condition.
Thomas Crossley, came in to Grange
Vile Wednesday and spent Thursday
in town attending to business matters.
Tommy is quite busy these days sur
veying June IL claims.
Commissioner Nate Petttibone and
Postmaster Ellis of Sites were in town
the first of the week on business. Both
have host of friends here who were
glad to franternize with them few
days.
MIR. Shirley's title, the King of the
SaXaphone, has never been disputed
An accomplished musician who with til
other members of the company will APP
pear at the l. o. o. F: opera house next
Tuesday, October 18th.
hunting party made up of N. A.
Keller, C. b. Knoor and Mr.. Willy
started for the Seven Devils country
today for hunting trip, and to be
gone for some time. When these old
'portsmen, who are crack shots, go out
after meat they always bag the limit
A telegram received by r. Amber
rom the Elliot sisters who were billed
% appear at the opera house last Tues
lay night informed him that these
popular entertainers were unable to fill
he engagement on account of sickness,
'ut that they would appear in the city
It later date.s
Joseph P. Coyne came over from
MOSCOW last Monday to be here about
! week. Joe states that he has
orce of four men busy over there and
hat he is disposing of all the cigars
e can make. He says that Moscow is
good business point for cigar
actory and that he also has a splendid
rade in the surrounding Palouse coun-
ry.
G.. B. Campbell, wife and daughter,
left Omaha, Nebraska to
Quincy homeward to the Gem state
md at the present writing are spend
ng few days in Spokane. They will
lrrive home in Grangeville Saturday
'vening. Mr.. Campbell and family
lave been in Nebraska visiting their
I'D home and attending to business in
erests there but Nebraska does not APP
zeal to them as place to live.
Walter Schaeffer who recently dis
posed of his interest in the Grange
lille Savings & Trust Co., bank will
cave for Portland next Sunday where
lis wife and mother will meet him on
heir return from Wisconsin where
hey have been some time Walter ex-
oects to make his future home in Port
and where he will assist in the bust
less of the Waugh Medicine Company.
The other members of the company are
an early removal to the
.oast city and that will be the manu-
acturing and distributing point of
heir medical preparation. CamthoI