Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-30

Iron with electricity at 5 cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 3-tf
Earl and Emmett Mulhall and their
sister Miss Agnes, of Spokane are spend
ing the summer on the prairie.
Mrs. F. A. Campbell and daughter,
Helen, of Moscow arrived this week for
a visit with Grangeville friends.
s. j. Fore returned from business
trip to Lewiston and Spokane last week
and while in the latter place visited
with G.. 7. Me Donald and family.
The bid of Albert Iverson to construct
the concrete side walks around the
court house was accepted by the board
of commissioners and he will commence
work in the near future.
A ear of ore from the Dewey mine
was shipped from here to the smelter at
Tacoma Sunda y. Upon the returns from
this ore, will to great extent determine
the mode of operation in the future.
Jake Wager of the Joseph Plains
country came over last Friday to make
purchases of harvest supplies. He
stated crops were excellent over in that
section and an exceptionally heavy yield
of grain is expected.
Charles Crawford, WELT TODD ranch
err of the Garfield section, found time to
come over to the county seat last week
and take out harvest supplies. He is
right in the midst Of having and says
the grain wilAbe ready to cut over there
shortly.
Ed Smith one of the Salmon river
contractors, came up last Friday after q
load of grain which he purchased of the
Union Warehouse Co. Messrs. Smith
Gordon have put up good stock and
first class rigs and are giving an ex-
cellent service to the public.
Mr.. Farmer! Shingle your barn
cement your cellar, cell your kitchen, en-
! large your granary, build your porch
Let US figure the cost to you our line
is very complete. 1t is not a question
now of not being able to get what you
want when you want it. Madison Lwa
/ Der Co. 10.si
Thomas F, Wren of Spokane, who
has 3000-aere farm and stock ranch
in Idaho county between cottonwood
and Grangeville, was in Moscow today
fog brief stay. He is motoring to his
ranch for a summer stay and is accom-
panied by his daughter, Eleanor.-Mos
cow Star Mirror.
! L. A. Carpenter has been engaged to
teach the Denver school the coming
year. Mr.. Carpenter is amply qualifi
ed to fill tn Z position and the Denve,
people will find they have secured q
gentleman who is capable of ma. .na
their school one of the foremost rura
schools in the county.
Tuesday jolly crowd consisting Of
Mrs. Sassenbery and daughter Margaret
Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Mullinix, Mrs. Ches
ter Arnold, Miss Lallah Fulton and Mis-.
Robinson spent the day at Nurss grow,
picnicing Messrs. Arnold, Fulton, Sas
senbery and Fulton walked up in tn,
evening and ate supper with the party
"Ole" ohnson, the Salmon rive
buekroo who has been in the city tn,
past week looking after the Salmon
river section s interest in the wild ives
stunts to be pulled off at the proposes
fair left for his home at Boles the frs
of the week. "Olen is some booste
and q mighty good man to tie to whe
it comes to getting up wild west show
A. j. Turner, who has been contrac,
ing in Grangeville and vicinity 70
many years, has decided to seek q ne,
location in Argentine or some othe
South American country and with ths
object in view win leave some time i
August. He win be one of party O
three who have decided that the Lati
American country holds advantages in
commercial way that do not exist in tn
10. 8. A.
Il William Hussman, wife and chill,
came over from Cottonwood Friday an
spent an hour or two in town. M
Hussman, who operates extensively /
the lumber business, running a big mi
in the Keuterville country and . reta
yard at Cottonwood, states business
fine over On the west side and with
record breaking crop coming on, ths
look for , continuance Of the preeer