Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-01-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Eat at the Silver Grill. 2S-tf
Go to Olson IS for bargains.
Good milch COW for sale. Enquire
of A. Il. Alexander.
Cafeteria lunch from ten thirty on at
the Rebekah dance New Years Eve.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lingo who went to Kel
log for a holiday visit, returned the last
of the week.
Mrs. A. M. Baker and daughter Clara
arrived home from a lengthy visit with
Spokane friends Friday night.
After ten clock everybody dances
till then only those in costume, at the
character dance New Years Eve. 3l-2
j. A. McGie left Tuesday morning
for Everett, Washington where he will
spend New Years day with his family
X. f. Hamil, who is employed in a
warehouse at Fem, came over Saturday
to attend the Masonic installation cere-
monies
Harry Kube of Grangevile who has
been visiting friends ut Spokane was
in Moscow Saturday visiting d. w.
Greenburg and is on his way home
Star-Mirror,
Tom Seay Of the reservation country
came over the first of the week on bust
ness. lie reports everything first class
over there and just sufficient snow to
make excellent sleighing.
The Rebekaha s wish to announce
that they We're disappointed in getting
the costumes to rent and those wishing
to hire costumes had best get them
direct from Spokane. 3l-2
Prof. X. c. Parker of the Clearwater
schools, was in the city the first of the
week on business matters. He reports
AN excellent enrolment and much in.
terest by the pupils in their work.
Only few shooters participated in
the practice program at the traps on
Christmas. The high man of the day
was Joe B. Wade of Grangeville, who
secured 90 per cent by breaking As of
the 80 targets offered
Tribune.
w. l.. Costly will leave in a week
Tor Arizona where he will spend the
winter Mr.. Costley says we have
never had finer winter here but on
account of rheumatism he is compelled
to seek little milder climate for
several months.
Road Supervisor Wilks has a force
of men at work on the canyon grade
this week. The trees on the right of
way on the east side of the canyon have
been cut and blasting has been INDUCED
IN to widen the grade on the west side.
The rock removed by the blasting is
being used TO raise the grade above the
lam.-4Winchester Journal.
Superintendent Granville left the last
Of the week lor Boise where he will
spend several days attending the meet
ing Of the Idaho State Teachers As
ISOLATION. We note by the progia am
that Mr.. Glanville will discuss tho
Need of Closer Supervision in Rural
school Work; How May This be Oh
lainedP''
Henry Meyer of the Fem section.
was county seat visitor last Saturday
Henry, who has pretty sound iudg-
'nent, stated that while he usually
voted the republican ticket that he
would pledge himself to vote for auy
man for the legislature the coming cleo
ton, regardless of his politics, who
would agree, if elected to vote the
school appropriation and the legislative
bills through and then work for ad.
journment.
Senator }. l.. Eckhart of Cottonwood
was in the city the first Of the week
petition to the state board
OF pardons asking for the release of
Barney O'Neil. The petition was
universally signed and included among
the signers some of the best men in the
town. Barney has been more sinned
against than SHINING and we predict
the petition presented to the board
will bear more signatures than any ever
before presented. Give Barney a chance
and we will wager he will repay every
depositor.