Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16
Buy O farm. Geo. NJ. Reed. 26-
Kozy Koal see the Madison. 49,

) Miss Keith left this morning for
Payette where she will spend the holi-
day vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Fassnacht will
leave next week for Charleston where
they will remain for the winter.
Let us help you make the children
happy We have wonderful" gifts
for little folks. Thompson, Jeweler. 30-1
Special prices on photographs for
few days. Come and inspect styles and
make dates for sittings. Hancock
gallery. 2s-tf
G. w. Brockman announces big
stock and general sale at his place one
mile from Grangeville, Tuesday, Janu-
airy 4, the full advertisement of which
will appear in next weeks Free
Press. 3O-1
The bazaar and fair held by the
Catholic ladies last Saturday was well
attended and brought in sum of close
to 5000. Besides providing a fine
lunch number of fancy and useful
articles were on sale.
Need any money! See Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Carpenter, who
are homesteading in Montana, arrived
last week and will remain for the win
ter with Mrs. Carpenter parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Clark and other relatives
in Idaho county. They are well pleased
with Montana and think it fine state
in which to reside.
Pat Leach brought in some potatoes
from his ranch on the Clearwater that
are little the best for baking it has
ever been the writer's privilege to sam
pie. When it comes to raising pota-
toes Pat knows all the little tricks of
the trade and defies any one to produce
better tubers than he does.
Doors and windows at the Madi.
son. 1S-tf
According to Salem, Oregon dis
patches, Edward Hugh Martin, who will
be remembered by many old timers in
Connection with the Buffalo Hump boom,
was paroled from the Oregon peniten-
tiary, where he was serving sentence
for the murder of Nathan Wolfe, a
Portland pawn broker, who was killed
in 1908.
Lands 10 years time.- Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
s. E. Gerber, who is interested in the
Kimberly group of clims in the Mount
Marshall mining district, came out this
week and will remain for some time.
He states they have done considerable
development work on their claims this
year and brought out sample of rock
that indicates there is plenty of the
yellow metal in that camp.
Loans. Carrots. 42-tf
clock makes a very nice and accep-
table Christmas gift, and we offer the
greatest inducements to holiday shop
pers in this line. We carry most com
plete and elegant line of clocks, which
in both ornamental and time keeping
qualities can not be excelled anywhere.
Come in and see how well we can do by
you in price. Thompson, Jeweler. SOL
Brick and lime on hand at Madi-
son. 18-tf
f. L. Leonard is pretty well satisfi-
ed with the work that Mac is doing in
the business college at Portland where
he is attending now. The college Of
ficials seem to believe that parents
should be informed of the progress of
their pupils and sent report which
shows that Mac is up in the "A' class
on department, attendance and appli-
cation Mae seems to be applying his
efforts as he did while in high school.
One hour at bowling time well spent
an amusement innocent. Cliff
The Saddlers' bowling team are con
siderably proud of the bowling score
attained bp Fred Miller the other even
ing, that gentleman reaching the 23l |
mark. Both Snyder and Bems, the
other members of the team are envious
bat nevertheless proud of their brother
Fred did not bowl the score in the
tournament, and now his teammates are
trying to induce him to do something
like that when the regular contest is
on.
Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Dennis o Shea states that the sale
which he held recently was quite salts
factory and things went very well. Mr..
o Shea is contemplating taking trip
to Hot Lake, Oregon, in the near fut.
ure. He has been suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism and it is hoped that
the cnrativa nowars of the watars tharo