Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-09-17

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Fred Corliss who has been out from
his Mill Creek ranch during Border
Days has been assisting Harry Brown
in his barber shop.
Harvest Ball, Friday, September 25.
Special decorations. Splendid music by
Fuller's Grangeville orchestra. A good
time assured and tickets one dollar.
Meet me there. lift
Roy O. Akers and Miss Melvin c.
Farris, both of Winona, were married
at Grangeville on Friday, September
the 18th, Rev. w. N. Knox, being the
minister officiating.
! w. L. Costly Of Grangeville made his
annual visit to the home Of his brother,
l.. NJ. Costly, near Ito last Friday and
Saturday, returning home Monday
evening.-Ilo Register.
Tom Crossley came in from Castle
Creek this week returning Thursday
The rain did not disappoint the forest
rangers and has stopped lot of worry
and work for them in fighting fires.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Greenburg left
Moscow last Thursday for Gangeville
arriving the same evening They are
visiting with Mrs. Greenburg's parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kube. Mr.. Greenburg
called at this office last Friday. They
expect to make about week s visit.
Charles Simmons, who has been
working on the Nezperce Forest Re-
serve in the Seven Devils section, came
out Thursday and left Friday morning
for Moscow where he win enter the
university for his second year. work.
Simmons is an Idaho county boy, self
made and lad his home town can well
feel proud of.
Hon. J. B. York, nominee for the
legislature on the democratic ticket.
came up last week and spent seyera,
days in the city meeting with friends
and forming new acquaintance. He
is well pleased with the endorsement
he received in the primary and feels
he will receive handsome support in
the general election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Luchtfeld
came over from Keuterville the last
of the week to enjoy day at the
Border Days show. Mr.. Luchtfeld
was a prime mover in the horse show
this year and is man who is always
ready to get in and help out any move
ment that has for its object the better
ment of the community.
! Rev. r. E. Gornall, the newly elect
ed pastor of the Federated church
(Methoaist and Presbyterian arrived
with his family, in the city Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Gornall will conduct
services in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present at both
services.
Fred and Charles Smith, two promin.
emit mining men who own some rich
properties up in the Ten Mile district
were in Grangeville Wednesday and
Fred told of rich strike of ledge
Of ore carrying gold and copper made
on the w. Z. Sullivan ranch over near
Harpstr while digging an irrigation
ditch. He examined the discovery ana
pronounced that the prospects were
splendid.
Ny first three we all like on a nice
breakfast ration, the next two when
Young you first learn to spell, the next
three abreviates every ones relations.
the last one comes fifth wherein first
it did dwell. The solution of the
above is not very hard. Three first cor.
rect answers will get their reward
Address to r. G. Petersen, Lewiston.
Idaho. The answer win appear in the
next issue OF this paper. III