Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-08-13
Shingles at Madison Lumber Co loft |

Shingles at Madison Lumber Co. loft
+. f. GranewaId of Winona was in
arangcville tuesday
H. $. Levander and Geo Wilson came
up from higgins Monday.
Charles II. Baird. Asa Jones of Boles
were Grangeville visitors Monday.
D. +. VanPool from the Joseph plains
is spending few days in Grangeville.
Why pay big prices for lard and its
expensive substitutes. Get it at McGhie
Trading Co. 1871
Mrs. William Mulhall of Spokane will
arrive this evening to be guest at the
Parker home.
Cracked corn, steam rolled feed,
digester tankage for hogs. Norwood
Warehouse 60 52-tf
Frank Crowther and Helen Crowther
and May LaMoe were up from Clear
water this week.
Evan Evans stopped OFF for brief
visit at Moscow Sunday on his way
home from Spokane.
Mrs l.. G. Wyatt, of Joseph and Mrs.
Holden and Blanch Bailey of Whitebird
were in town this week.
ID. keerlee is riding around in brand
new Metz ear these days and refuses
to take the dust from anybody.
Bicycle stolen from front of Lyric
Theater, on August |. heward for re-
turn or information as to taker. Phone
to Joe Hazelbaker. 1928
Mac Schofield editor and proprietor
of the Volmer Spokesman was in
Grangeville Wednesday and visited the
Free Press office.
Al Bakers little girl, Clara, fell off
the porch back OF the Sam Wright s
gocery Wednesday, and sprained her
wrist and was bruised up considerably.
Otto Won Bargen had the misfortune
of breaking his leg Wednesday after
noon when he jumped off his combine.
Dr. Stockton was called and Sc. the
fracture.
William Hussman, the Cottonwood
Hans Peterson, the mer-
chant of keuterville and John Uttman,
a prominent stockman of the Salmon
river country, drove over to Grange.
Vile the first of the week in the lat
ter S new car.
Don Fisher, Al Chance, manager OF
the local yards of the Madison Lumber
Co., Attorney q. Il. MeMinnimy of Ilo.
and Fred White returned Thursday
rom a fishing trip of several days up
on the South Fork of the Clearwater.
All report good luck.
J. J. Lamm reports that Jim Burlin-
game = repairing the road from White.
bird station towards urangeyilie in tip
top shape. A few repairs on the other
side Oh the station on the way to
Florence would not be amiss, but funds
for such work are not very plentiful.
Commissioner Pettibone came up last
Friday to attend the adjourned session
Of the board. He states it was miracle
how his SON, Fanklin escaped from be-
ing dashed TO death last week, through
being dragged by a horse that took
sudden fright and says while the lad
was badly injured he never lost his
nerve for one minute and when picked
up did not seem to be unduly frighten-
ed.
Ed Coram and Henry Hesterman are
going aver on the Doumecq plains ne :.
Saturday for try at grouse shooting.
DIR. Warner will also leave Saturday
night to be guest at the Ely Blow
ranch, and to kill few birds. Don
Fisher and Frank Titus will leave Sun.
day morning for the Fly Blow ranch
for weeks shooting. The birds are
unusually thick this year and the sports
anticipate much pleasure in bringing
back full bags of game.
George Woods came up to Grangeville
from the Salmon river ON business Tues
day. He win move up to Grangeville
about the first of next month SO that
he can put his children in school. He
states that the grasshoppers are the
worst yet down with him and that they
have been helping him harvest his
alfalfa crop, to such an extent that the
bird cutting win not amount to much. |
They also attacked the fruit in his
orchard and have done c6llsiderable |,
damage there.