Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-29
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for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Quigley Of the
Ferdinand section, were in town the
first of the week.
p. w. Cole of Oregon, formerly an
old timer of Idaho county is in Grange
vile meeting old frienas.
| Rev. II. E. Bush will leave for Boise |
next Tuesday to attend the Episcopal
convoeation in the capital city.
II. J. Lafferty Of the department
of commerce, is here this week securing
statistics of the various manufacturing
lines for the federal government.
Garden Hose-the kinkless kind is
what you want. We have it. Miller
Hardware & Imp. Co. "The place to
buy Hardware 6 Implements. +" 4S-tf
Several parties from Cottonwood
came over in machines last Friday
night and enjoyed an hour or two in
the county seat, returning by the way
of Fem where the attended the dance
being given by the band boys that
evening.
Wanted-Wide awake, hustling sales
man in this state to sell high grade
cream separators to dealers and farm
ers. Live proposition-big money.
National Dairy Machine Co., Goshen,
Ind. 4S-4
C. w. Greenough of Cottonwood is
walking with his shoulders thrown back
these days and he is distributing per-
fectoes, according to reports which have
crept in. The reason sufficiently APP
pears from the fact that a 9 pound
bouncing baby boy has arrived to make
the Greenough homo more happy.
John Long the high school athlete
upon whom the athletic team of the
high school placed much dependence as
sure point winner in the meets, is af
fected with an attack of blood poison
ing which compels him to travel on
crutches. John and the boys are>hope-
full that he will be in good condition
for the Moscow meet
Iron with electricity at S ITS per
hour. Grangeville Electrict Light 6
Power Co. 3-tf
3 o. G. Hanson came over from Ferdi-
nand Monday in his big Case machine
and was accompanied by Joe and Tom
! Hayden, prominent young farmers over
there, Clyde Manring, cashier of the
bank and Peter Aschenbrenner, the
well TODD German American rancher
of the westside. They report crops
: pretty well in over there.
: Bert Decker was in town last Satur-
. day, suffering from bad attack of the
auto fever and his friends need not be
, surprised to see him coming in with
! one of the snappy fifteen cars some Of
: these days. He has accumulated snug
little fortune by his hard work and
capable management and is entitle to
some of the good things of life.
: James White, who has been spending
the winter months at Kamiah and the
early spring at the country home of
: James Sloan, came up to Grangeville
last week and will remain for month
or such matter at the Imperial, later
going up the Salmon as far as higgins
where he will enjoy himself fishing and
a bathing in the waters of that resort.
: cents pound for 1914 pullets. F.
: H. Meader Co. Att
Mrs. A. l.. Gilkeson and daughter
Nadine, returned last Saturday night
from a visit of three months with rel.
atves in Missouri and other Eastern
: points. They enjoyed their visit
!. thoroughly but were mighty glad to get
: back to Grangeville and from the smile
n Arch is wearing these days it is pre-
: sumed there were others who shared in
k the pleasure.
1 A. Schueller and brother, Phillip, OF
San Francisco, who were called north
on account of the death of their sister
q Mrs. Nau of Ferdinand, came over tc
v the county-seat the first of the week
h and spent the day meeting with ole
). friends and looking after some bust
O ness matters. They are both employed
;. in San Francisco and while they lik,
the country still have a warm spot il
y their hearts for Idaho.
Hail insurance in reliable company
: H. w. Carrots Act
!. l.. A. Porter of Lewiston, distribu
: tor for the REQ car in this section, came
. up Tuesday night and spent the day
calling on a number of prospects he ha1
% on the prairie. He has had demon
, strator with car up in this section TO
y the past several days and those WIFI
q have examined the machine are high il
= their nraise of il Mr. Porter ha