Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-10-15

For sale or trade-New No. 5 Oliver
typewriter. See DR.. w. B. Sims. l4-tf
For Rent-Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping Enquire of William
Webb. 17.tf
?. j. Taylor, democratic candidate
for probate judge is in town today
meeting with the voters.
Mrs. W..O. Smith and Mrs. Mabel
Henley, viii leave Tuesday for Boise
to attend the state meeting af the
Rebekahs as delegates from the local
lodge.
/ Wanted Loans-Have following
amounts private money to loan: $3.50,
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. Enquire of
ueo' NJ. Heed. 21-2
Remember the harpist entertainer,
first number of the lecture course, at
the opera house, Wednesday, evening
Octooer ~. Gil
According to an interview given out
at Spokane recently, Judge Ailshie will
establish himself in the practice of law
at Occur d'Alene in association with
prominent lawyers at Boise.
&. B. Campbell, wife and daehter
Mildred returned last Saturday evening
from four months trip TO eastern
points and have settled down to spend
the winter. Mildred enrolled in the
schools last Monday.
Nate Pettibone has been plaeed in
charge of Mr.. Hye's stage interests bv
Mr. Hye, while Mr.. skedgell still is
In charge of the books and office so
there will be no interruption of the mail
service.-Stites Enterprise.
Allen Mclean, came in last wool,
from Montana and will remain for q
short time. He looks the picture of
health and seems to have thriyed
physically and financially under the
blue skies of Montana.
Claude Flint, the pioneer placer and
quartz miner of the old Florence do.
gems, came out this week and will in
al probability winter with us. He
states Dan Dun, who it seems is suffer.
ing from stroke of paralysis, is but
little better.
Lawrence Cone arrived Wednesday
evening from New Meadows where he
has spent the greatest part of the sum.
mer and after visiting few days with
friends and relatives will leave with his
FATHER for Elk City where he expects to
spend the winter.
Wanted-Several strips of choice
bacon at the firm of Snyder & Miller
the same to be used in supplying big
game hunting expedition which will
leave shortly for the mount aims in
charge of the junior member of orr
firm, Mr.. Fred Miller.
Waiter selaeffei, who recently sever
ID his connection with the Graneeville
savings & Trust Bank left for Port.
and, Wednesday where he will meet
MS wife and mother on their return
rom the east. The three expect to re-.
move to Los Angeles later to make
heir home at that place although
walter expects to spend part of his
ime In Portland assisting in the bust.
less Of the Waugh Medicine companv
n which he is interested.
Z. Mcbroom, formerly editor of this
'aper, came over from the western
washington country Friday and re-.
named until Sunday, looking after
ONE real estate he owns near the foot.
ills and incidentally renewing az.
with his many friends. He
now located at Chehalis, Washington
fine little modern city of five thons.
nd, and is interested in the weekly
aper there. While he likes his new
ONE very well he confesses there WINS
better place than Idaho county.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. lannon's
lthor of Sherlock Holmes, is the first
a number Of leading British author.
no are having their work produced
means of moving pictures. "The
ouse OF Temperley,' (dramatized
'rsion of his famous novel "Rodnev
'one," has been filmed and recentlv
as exhibited at the Strand Theatre
ew York, smashing all previous box
flee receipts at this the world . lar.
st motion picture theatre ."The
ouse of Temperley'' will be shown
: the first time in this city at the
jou Theatre on Monday, October |
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