Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-12-03

Original Dixie Jubilee Singers at the
opera house on Monday, Dec. Il 1872
| Horseshoing and general blacksmith.
ing; Sion Southland, next door to
Georges livery. est
Lost-Monday evening at Lyric
Theatre, hat pin with pink some set
ting. Finder return to box office and
receive reward. 28-1
Joe Coyne came over from Moscow
last Friday evening to attend to bust.
ness at this end of the line and to spend
a few days visiting with his family.
The Original Dixie Jubilee Singers
are the next entertainers to appear on
the lecture course at the opera house.
The date is Monday, December IA. 28-2
c. A. Brown came out from White
bird this week to attend to business
matters in the county seat. While in
Grangeville he made this office pleas
ant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Randall, Fred
Simmons and party Of ladies autoed
over from Cottonwood Wednesday night
of last week and attended the Thanks
giving ball.
Second number of Odd Fellow Is
lyceum course on Monday, December
IA. The Original Dixie Jubilee Sing
ers, colored musical entertainers, who
give an entertainment of the highest
class. Do not miss this number. 2S-2
Chester Maynard, former chef at the
Imperial, came up from Lewiston this
week and is now presiding at the range
of the Midway. Mrs. Maynard will
arrive the latter part of the week and
they will make Gangeville their home
in the future.
The Ferdinand basket. ball team re-
Gently won holly contested battle
with the Cottonwood X. G. team and un-
doubleday will be longing to take the
Grangeville boys on for game some Of
of these days. The game was won by
Ferdinand by narrow margin of one
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Brown were
passengers on Saturday morning 3
train, going down to Lewiston where
Mrs. Brown was being taken on account
of her health which has been poor all
summer At present she is under the
care of the doctors in the Lewiston
hospital.
A dinner and dancing party at the
Scales home was not the least of the en-
joyable Thanksgiving affairs. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Parker, the Misses Parker, Ear,
Mulhall, J. E. Richards, Spokane, AL
fred Kettenbach, Lewiston and R. B.
Kading.
Robert McCulley, who is running cat
tie over in the Snake river country
came out the first of the week to see il
it was possible to pick up bunch Of
stock cattle on the prairie. He states
there is sufficient bunch grass over his
way to carry the cattle through the
winter in fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Campbell left last
Saturday morning for Charleston,
Washington, where Mr.. Campbell went
on account Of his health and to derive
the benefit of lower altitude and .
milder climate, and to take treatment
of Doctor Foster Of that place. They
will probably remain for the winter.
| DR.. J. o. Brockman has leased the
John Addison ranch Of 400 acres for a
term of three years and win move from
the place he is at present farming, east
Of town shortly. The Doctor came here
a year ago fom Texas, being forced
to give up his practice in Texas
on account of his health, and decided
farming on Camas Prairie was about as
healthful and at the same time lucra-
tive occupation as one could engage in
and by hard work and careful manage
ment has accumulated sufficiene
bunch Of stock, implements, etc. to en-
bark on more extensive scale. On the
ranch just leased he win have 200 acres
Of pillow land and the classification Of
the balance is all that could be iisired
for diversified farming: