Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-08
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you, or loan you money. 52-tf
Mrs. j. ID. Shinniek of Cottonwood
was in Grangeville Tuesday.
Chas. j. Shadduck of Relief Creek
came into Grangeville Sunday.
We can now handle your chickens.
McGhie Trading Company. 43tf
John T. Quinlan of Kooskia was in
Grangeville the first of the week.
Mrs. Laura Cain and mother came
up from Sites the first Of the week.
B. F. Taylor and George Tyson came
in Monday to take in the celebration.
Victor p. Powell was a Grangeville
visitor from Sites the first of the
week.
Fred Corless and family came in from
their mountain home to spend few
days in Grangeville during the cele-
bration.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayles, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanDeven-
ter and Doctor Rains and family spent
Sunday at Nurss' grove.
Mr.. Eresch, cigar maker in Joe
Coyne's factory stole away to the
mountains with his wife and daugh-
ter for few days outing.
Fay Robinson is taking jess Gala
han s place at the desk in the Imperial
while he attends the meeting of tn ,
Shriners at Seattle next week.
Send us your Kodak films for devel.
oping and printing. Then you III be as
sured of the best results. Thatcher &
King, Lewiston s Kodak Store, Lewis
ton, Idaho. IL
Wanted: 500 head of cavalry horses,
Is hands or over at Georges Livery,
Grangeville, Monday July 18th. Will
pay $40 per head for all that pass in.
spection. 7-1*
A fishing party consisting of Jim
Heath, Frank Reynolds and Billy Viii.
liams went out to Mill Creek near Dead
Horse last Sunday and returned Mon
day. They brought back $50 to show
the results of the trip and besides this
number disposed of a good many more
in camp.
Tom Bales and family are expected
in today on their return from higgins
Hot Springs where Tom has been boil
ing some of the rheumatism out of his
system since the first of June. This il
a popular resort among the old timers
and is well recommended by them as {
health resort.
A big shoot will be held in Spokane
August 3rd in connection with the meet
ing of the grand lodge of Eagles
Twelve or fifteen members of the loca
lodge are planning on attending an,
making the trip by auto. Don Fishe
expects to enter in the shoot under tn,
Grangeville Aerie.
Mrs. G. T. Mcdonald and daughters
Esther and June, came down from Spo
kane the latter part of last week t,
visit with her daughter, Mrs. C. w
Greenough of Cottonwood. She cam
over to Grangeville Monday to spen,
a few days visiting with friends her
and taking in the celebration.
S. c. Henderson is driving an aut,
stage from Grangeville to Lewiston
He made his first trip Sunday an,
says that he will continue to make i
as long as the roads are good. II
leaves from the Imperial at seven il
his Winton Six and make the return
trip leaving Lewiston at two clock
Among the Shriners in this city VIII,
will attend the big meeting in Seattl
which commences Monday are jess Gal
lahan, b. Anger and VIM. Goram. TIL,
three will leave Lewiston on the Satur
day morning train. Mr.. Coram intends
to go on down to San Francisco from
Seattle and take in the fair. As to tn,
plans of the other boys in this respec
we are not informed
1t was reported that Superintendent
j. j. Staley lost his horse in the livery
barn which burned in White Bird ane
Immediately after the fire Mr.. Staley
thought so for short time, but tht
horse was found on the edge of White
Bird the next morning having been on,
of the animals which were cut loose ant
managed to get out of the barn. Mr.
Staley was in the barn just before the
fire started.
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