Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-10-29
Carrots. Real estate.

Carrots. Real estate. Att
Hot chilli every night at the Silver
Grill. 23.tf
McGhie Trading Co., have fresh oys-
tiers this week. 23-l
DR.. Jackson, the Eyesight Specialist,
cures headaches with right fitted
glasses. 1S-tf
Joe Wade and James Mcconnell have
gone hunting over in the Seven Devils
country.
You will find something different
and something good in the Halloween
Masquerade. 22-tf
DR.. jackson has purchased the Aram
house and will move from the Seth
Jones property to his new home this
week.
Lost--Near Denver, Idaho a Promo
camera, 3 1-4x5 1-2. "A suitable reward
paid for its return. Notify State High
way Department party. 22-3*
James Browning one of the leading
farmers of the Winona section was in
town the first of the week. Mr..
Browning is strongly opposed to county
division.
Road overseer, r. G. Brown is doing
some splendid road work over in the
Cove between Mt. Idaho and the Speer
cabin this week. Travellers through
the cove bring the good report.
Being unable to secure a hall. the
progressive candidates who were billed
to speak here the first of the week.
held street meeting at the A. & F..
corner and secured quite an audience.
Evan Evans is attending meeting
of the state board of education this
week going over to Moscow Wednes.
day. The board planned to meet with
President Brannon on routine matters
in connection with the university.
Albert lyerson, who recently COM
pleted the cement walks in front of the
court house has been busy constructing
walks in front of the laundry. The
walks are so good that everyone is
wishing that they would be extended
on down town.
Dixon II. Brown came over from
Ferdinand last Friday ana nlaeaa his
girls in school here. This in itself is n
splendid testimonial for the schools
here and shows the confidence of the
people everywhere in the teaching force
and facilities for good school work.
The Garfield section has candidate
for member of the board of commits
sioners, we refer to John Cochran, who
seeks that position on the democratic
ticket. Mr.. Cochran is a man who is
highly spoken of in his community. in
fact is one of the leading men of the
Salmon river section. He is eminently
qualified for the position and if elected
can be counted upon to fulfill well his
duty He is capable, honest and broad
oho"Sh W give eNcTy secI10n OF the
county an absolutely square deal
The office of probate Judge is one
which requires man who among other
qualifications must be well versed in
legal matters. Through his office
estates are settled and the property of
the heirs looked after and guarded
Judge P. j. Taylor of Kooskia, who has
had considerable experience in legal
matters, is the nominee on the demo.
cratic ticket. The Judge has been
serving as magistrate of the town of
Kooskia for some time and in a way
that meets with the highest Of COM
mendation from the best people of the
town. He has thorough knowledge
of the law and is not afraid to apply
it. When it comes to dealing with the
criminal element he has never been too
sympathetic as many . law-breaker Of
the Clearwater section can testify to.
The Judge win devote all Of his time
to the office IL elected and win hive
the people most efficient service.