Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-30

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l.. M. Harris is in Spokane this week
on business.
One hour at bowling time well spent
an amusement innocent. 21-tf
Have your photos made by pro-
fessional photographer at Hancock
gallery. 2S-tf
DR.. G. A. Green spent Christmas with
his family in Lewiston and returned
Monday evening.
q. B. Parsons, student of the state
university, came home from Moscow
for the holidays.
Lewiston Employment Office, Lewis
ton Idaho, 62O Main St. Phone 92O.
w. IL. Young, manager. 49-tf
Surrey Freeman left Wednesday for
Grangeville to spend Christmas with his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eagle.
Jewett Darby of Pomery, Wn., who
is attending medical school at Portland,
was here for the holidays.
Mrs. M. G.. Rambo and children re-
turned last week from Portland where
they have been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Medved return
ed Monday from Nezperce where they
spent the holidays with the former Is
parents.
Attorney A. s. Hardy is spending
the holidays with Mrs. Hardy and the
children who are spending the winter
with relatives in Portland.
Attorney w. l.. Campbell left Mon
day for Spokane and will be gone for
week or two looking after some bust
ness matters.
Mrs. F. p. Bangs, who is spending the
winter in Lewiston, came up last Fri
day and remained for the HOLIDAYS with
her husband, +. p. Bangs.
Mrs. Mike Reynolds, well known
resident of the Tolo section, passed
away the first of the week, death be-
ing due to complication of diseases.
You made a mistake the other even
ing when you picked up the package
containing pair of trousers from the
writing desk in the P. o. Please re-
turn them to the P. o. or to the owner
whose name is on the trousers. 32-1
"All in One" coyote bait is now put
on the market for the first time. Can
be purchased at the Granville Drug
Co. 1t is put up by j. r. Campbell,
government trapper. Price $lOO per
bottle. 31-2
DR.. and Mrs. HI. r. Draney arrived
this week from British Columbia and
are guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood. DR.. Draney, who was a
classmate of DR.. Wood, is looking for a
location and may decide to locate in
this section of the staue.
Lawton Miller is spending his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents near
Grangeville. He has spent all his spare
hours outside of school in the Progress
shop and had vacation "eoming.n
Any shortness of locals this week is due
to his absence.-Kamiah Progress
Shingles and laths Madison has
them. 18-tf
The McGhie Trading Company will
move the Grangeville Market to the
Schmadeka block opposite Alexander &
Freidenrich Co., January 1st When we
have the cold storage plant installed
the market will be known as The
Grangeville Cold Storage Market 32-1
Andrew Johnson, the postmaster of
the Ten Mile camp, is in town this
week on business. He reports there is
every reason for continued confidence
IN that camp and feels sure there is no
question as to the ultimate success of
mining in the Elk City and tributary
country.
Will puchase coyote hides. City
reed Store. 29-tf
Hon. Evan Evans, state chairman of
the republican party, returned last
week from Portland where he under
went a minor surgical operation. He
has been on political trip through the
south and southeast and will leave
some time early the coming month for
the same section of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, son and daugh- |
ter of Mrs. Donna Hewes, who were |
here for the holidays, returned to Salt |
Lake this week and were accompanied |
by Mrs Hewes who will remain for the |
winter. Mr.. Smith is in the head of
fices of the Oregon Short line which
company he has been with a number of |
years.
suggestion: One hour bowling re-
leVes indigestion. 2I-tf
Cashier V. NJ. Platt of the Sites
bank, came up the first of the week to
look after business matters. While
here he left snug little sum with
Treasurer Rice in payment of taxes of
number of patrons of his bank. He
was accompanied by Herbert Moore,
former resident of the Clearwater sec
ton who is now identified with the
business life of Sites.
AT INDIAN VILLAGE.
AT the home of Mccoy Hill on Christ.
mas day nnnnrrnl he L |