Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-03-18

II. Meader Co. 42-tf
Married man wants work. Will do
anything. w. s. Bison. 42-3
We can now handle your chickens.
McGhie Trading Company 43tf
A John Deere pillow will do TIE work.
See Eimers Hardware & Implement
Co. 41-.f
Steam rolled feed and digester tank
age for hogs. Norwood Warehouse
Co. 20-tf
For Sale-Thoroughbred Mammoth
Bronze turkey gobblers. DR.. Brock
man. 41-3
Brighten up your old furniture with
Jap-a-Lap. Eimers Hardware G. I'm
plement Co. 41-tf
Do your washing with electricity at
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co. 3-tf
Farm for rent, miles from town.
Enquire at once of Henry Murray at
the Neat Meat Market. 42-2
AL Chance of the Madison Lumber
Co., made trip to Whitebird the first
of the week on business.
C. p. Gully, the Whitebird livery
man, came UP the first of the week to
look after business matters.
Attorney w. L. Campbell returned
Saturday evening from a visit to Spo-
kane where he went to attend to legal
business.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith and son, Richard
came over from Cottonwood Sunday
and spent the day with Grangeville
friends.
Our new Buick ears have arrived
now and we will gladly demonstrate
to you its merits. Hoene Hardware,
Cottonwood. 43-1
See the laugh provoking play, "The
Green Eyed Monster at the opera
house Monday, March %. Seats on sale
at Harry Woods. Popular prices. 43-1
Fall sown crops are looking fine and
with the start they already have and a
reasonably good season there will be
bumper crop on the prairie this year.
Don Fisher left for Lewiston Tues
day morning to be gone several weeks.
He expects to go on the road in the
interest of the Jensen Creamery Com
pany while away.
Harry Brown, the barber, left Tues
day for Portland and will be gone a
week During his absence his shop
will be in charge of Fred Corliss, an old
hand at the trade.
Ralph Kennedy has secured five
passenger Buick car and is now pre-
pared to take care of the public travel.
He will make trips to any part of the
country and guarantees to get you
there.
A great many are afflicted with at
tacks of spring fever these days. Al
ready we see piles of sasafras bark in
the windows of the drug store and the
TeIhiHuer tndC ~ Is biHho W Sot shoe
spring tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulse left Sun
day for Portland and other coast points
They will spend some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Wilkerson, who are
located south of Portland, and later go
on to California.
A. F. Parker left Sunday for Spo
kane and will leave there the first of
the week for Boise to attend meet
ing of the State Historical Society of
which Mr.. Parker was recently ap
pointed member of the governing
board.
road grader has been used on the
vacant high school lot which lies north
Of the school building to make track
to be used by high school athletes in
track events this spring Professor
Robinson is now looking for cinders to
make a regulation cinder track.
The Imperial parlor was the scene of
a pretty wedding Sunday night when
Myrtle Olive Howard, of Grangeville,
was united in marriage to John Mundt,
a son of one of the leading men of the
Winona section. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of small
party of friends by Judge w. A. Hail.
Frank Martin, who has been making
MS home with his son-in law, DR..
smith, came over from Cottonwood the
first of the week and will remain for
some time with his son and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robinson of this
,ity. Mr.. Martin has a host of friends
here who are glad to welcome him
back.
Our Buick friends at Grangeville
(and we have quite few will soon
have a chance to see the 1915 models in