Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-02-11
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Carrots. Real estate.

the city the first Of the week.
Hot point electric iron, guaranteed 10
years, $3.50. Grangeville Electric Light
a Power ca. 3-tf
Charles Gelbach, the present post
master at Kooskia, has been reappoint-
ed by President Wilson.
Do your washing with electricity at
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
LIGHT q Power Co. att
Dick Kading of the Parker Loan q
Investment Co., went to Whitebird this
morning to look after company bust
ness.
Hal Brown, who has been to Port
land with a shipment of stock, passed
through Grangevilfe today enroute to
his home up the Salmon.
Senator Perry Mitchell of Nezperce,
came~~over the last of the week and
spent several days looking after mat
tiers in the district court.
w. w. Brown has exchanged his re-
sidence property with DIR. Rains TO
the Steinheiser house and will take pos
session some time this spring.
Raymond Bell Co., which has been
holding the borads at the local opera
house this week, is putting up some
| first class plays and the acting is far
above the average The company Will
close Saturday night.
DR.. George Stockton received
Buick touring car this week and will
soon be able to negotiate dozen
miles of travel in no time. The car
was purchased through the agency OF
John Hoene of Cottonwood.
When you buy car costing fto3
$1,000 to $4,000 you want to have car
for years to come and want your value
received. The Bniek ears are knOws
to be strong, substantial and will save
YOU money in the long run. See the
Hoene Hardware, Cottonwood. 3S-l
A number of Grangeville men will
leave for Lewiston Saturday where
they will be initiated into the myster-
ious of Elkdom. Among those who
will 60 from here are: Otto Nail, Her
} win Rothwell, John Eimers, Dave Sas-
enbery, LATE Yates, Jess Callahan,
: Arthur Willy. ana Fred Miller.
Ada Hovey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hovey of Kooskia, passed
AWAY Tuesday. The deceased was a
most estimable young lady of eighteen
and her early death will be incurred
by a host of friends. Funeral services
were held today at Kooskia and the
remains taken to Lewiston for buriel.
Charles Salee of the Boles section, /:
among the out-of town people who are
attending court, he having been drawn
as a iuryman. He states prospects foi
. good crops over his way are promising
! and predicts that county will eventual
" be as well settled as the prairie lane
for the soil is of an excellent character
and fine crops can be grown
Manager McGee of the Nezpere,
/ telephone Co., was the victim of al
auto accident at Lewiston the first o.
the week and as a result is laid UP il
| the hospital for repairs. He sustained
a fractured nose as well as a humble
of painful mintr injuries. Anothe
member of the party was seriously in
jured and is in a -preearious condition
2 Allen Riggle reports the roads OF
; the Grargeville mail route suffering
, from the soft weather. A snow slid
at the mouth of Fall Creek so filled tn
roadway that in attempting to pass
one of the horses slipped over the ban
and rolled to the bottom of the creel
No great damage was done. althoug
: the horse was somewhat bruised.
. Meadows Eagle.
. DR.. j. b, Morris, q prominent SUI
9 geon of Lewiston and one of the leac
= ing citizens of Idaho, was in town tn
3 first of the week, having been called q
i witness in a ease in court. DIR. Mo-
= ris was urged to come out as cand
date for governor on the Democrat
k ticket last fall and although lahore
& with by leading men of the state @
is both parties declined.
u The Ionian Serenaders, the QUARTET
Is of clever young women musicians whic
: is to appear ON the local Lyceum coursi
e has been organized by the Affiliate
is Lyeeum Bureau with view of OF
N fering something new to their patrons
a. They sing, read and play skillfull,
is both in ensemble and individual pei
# Torrance, presenting program Q
wide variety and unsurpassed interes
novelty is the use of the aecordia
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