Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07

Brick and lime on hand at Madi-
son. 1stf
| Lost-During Border Days, cameo
pin. Leave at Free Press office. POI
For Sale-Four Cotswold rams at ten
dollars each. See Frank Wyatt, White
Bird, Idaho. 20-4
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
Hot and cold water. Enquire of vii.
liam Webb. Phone Pacific AL. 1S-tt
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Robins arrived
this week from Michigan and will re-
main for some time visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Munro, and son,
Lyle Robins
NJ. g. Rambo has sold two lots on the
hill in the east end of the city. Harold
Harris being the purchaser of one up
bungalo. The other was purchased by
Dr. Wood who will build next year.
have been welcome to the farmers and
they were very much needed to faeili-
tate blowing and performing other fall
farm work. The ground can stand con
siderable more to put it in the best Of
| condition.
Dean +. J. Iddings has returned home
| from Grangeville where he acted as
| Judge of horses at the stock show hel |
there in connection with the Border
| Days celebration. He pronounces the
show to have been d great success. He
leaves tomorrow for Boise on business.
Moscow Star Mirror.
II. G. Sasse, editor of the Ferdinand
Enterprise was one of the many visitors
from that section here Border Days.
Mr. Sasse is sure getting out one of the
best papers that city has ever had and
if he keeps up the present lick will
sure succeed and be credit to any town
many times the size of Ferdinand.
Fred Erskine, who has been doing
some surveying on the Salmon river,
discovered number OF rocks down
there with hieroglyphics on it that may
prove of interest to those who make a
speciality of research work. He took a
number of pictures of the same and has
sent them to the Smithsonian Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Beach, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. T.. Babb and Marie ketten-
bach motored up from Lewiston last
week in Mr. Beach s ear and attended
! the Border DAYS celebration. While
here Mr. and Mrs. Beach were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace n. Scales and
Mr.. and Mrs. Babb and Miss ketten-
bach visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Parker.
Frank TAYLOR, who went to Omaha
with a shipment OF fat cattle from his
ranch returned Tuesday night well
pleased with the price he received and
is firmly convinced that Idaho cattle
men can do better on that market than
the Coast. Hal Brown, who took
train load of stock to the Omaha market
at the same time, also struck good
market and will be home in a few days.
Seth Jones, ST., delivered l6O head
of feeders to William Montgomery, a
cattleman of the Big Hole Basin of
Montana this week. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Montgomery has made mum
Der of other large purchases OF stock
from this section, he paying better
n.ices than the Spokane and Coast buy
ers. The stock will be shipped to the
Omaha market. With shipments going
to Omaha and buyers from other than
Spokane and the Coast the local cattle
men are not compelled to sell on a
limited market.
Nezperee sure sent over good dele
cation to take in the Border Days
celebration and among them were. Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Felt Mr.. and Mrs. l..
\. Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Akin, Mr..
and Mrs Dovanan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Al Farmer, Otto and Evert
Covey, Horace Mitchell, Hugo Medved,
Vonley Miller Robert Wright, Dave
Allen, William Huber, Charles Hide
brand, Art Heston, Mr.. and Mrs. James
White and Miss Edith Wright and
several others whose names we fail to
recall.
Hancock & Iverson manufacturers of
cement steel reinforced grave watts.
water proof. For informa-
ton call at Hancock Undertaking
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