Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-01
Insurance. Carrots.
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Enquire of Mrs d. f. r. Rice. 6-2*
DIR. Slusser and fanny were in Lewis
ton Sunday motoring down to the river
city
Have you read the farm lands for
rent in this paperl This is extra
good. 5-2
Walter Hickerson s ad as agent for
farm lands for rent should interest you.
It Is in this paper. SO /
Mrs. r. r. Dufur, and children are at /
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
G. B. Campbell this week.
Are you going to rent farm for
next season. Better read the "Farms
lor Rent ad in this paper SO |
Miss lnez Calan of Grangeville has
been visiting with friend, Miss Jessie |
Crook of Charleston this week.
Sheriff LATE Yates travelled to the
White Bird country Friday to attend to
official business, returning the latter
part of the week.
DR.. H. j. Smith was in the city from
Cottonwood Wednesday having stolen
away from business for few minutes
to hang around the old haunts
Garden Hose-the kinkless kind is
what you want. We have it. Miller
Hardware & Imp. Co. "The place to
buy Hardware & Implements. 4S-tf
Deputy Sheriff Tim Quinlan made a
trip to Ferdinand last Friday morning
to attend to business in connection with
the execution sale Of the l.. M. Kerr
drug stock at that place.
Mrs Mary f. Mills had an operation
performed on her foot last week and at
the present writing is getting along as
well as expected and recovering from
the effect of the operation.
The experts in. our Kodak finishing
department will get the most from
: every exposure you make. Send us your
films. Thatcher & King, Lewiston s
Kokak Store, Lewiston, Idaho. 81
The improvements being made by
Larking Kerlee on his place west of
{. town especially on the dwelling house
is showing up fine and it. is already
looking like an exceptionally comfort
/ abe and modern home.
o just received fine and large as
y sortment of Aluminium Ware. Splendid
articles to remember the wife on her
q birthday. Miller Hardware & Imp. Co.
: "The Place to buy Hadware and Imple-
ments.o 48-tf
"a The Ladies Aid Society will have a
cooked food sale at the Grangeville Meat
Market on the 9th of July. You need
not miss any of the celebration to cook.
Il You may get what you want even to
different kinds of sandwiches. 81
y William Hussman came over from
7 Cottonwood yesterday In company with
) DIR. Smith and G. H. Sarver, the latter
gentleman representing silo concern
l. of Bellingham which company has turn
If ed over the agency to Mr.. Hussman fol
RS this territory.
We are informed by local implement
q. dealers that the trade in farm nipple
!, ments, especially of harvesting machin
: cry is looking up just at present. Evi
y IDENTIFY the farmers are preparing fol
If something and we trust that it will bt
better than the most optimistic hope
: for and expect.
- For Sale-At bargain, on account
I, of other business | offer the following
- 6 lilo acre highly improved orchard il
full bearing and garden. Tract $1,000
re cash including crop, 3 lilo acre full
lg bearing. Orchard and garden trac'
70 $500 cash including crop. For par
is tieulars write owner. p. J. Walk
~ Charleston, Wash. o.
The rain which came last Friday wa
Mt welcomed by everyone and was wartl
w millions if it is possible to estimate tn,
re benefits. Crop conditions, especially Of
he spring sown crops, have been improving
t. during the past few weeks and with ;
few more splendid rains like that O
!. Friday the prairie will be assured o
- bumper harvest and unparalleled pros
~ perity.
lie The T. A. club enjoyed their frs
or picnic of the season last Tuesday whel
Mrs Proctor and Mrs. Price assiste,
= by the Mesdames Nail, Pearson an.
: Markham entertained the member
right royalty to an out of door luncheon
a in Hall IS grove. Mrs. w. o. Smith will
- - receive the ladies July l3, in the grov
- if the weather is suitable, if not, the
in her home.
- To perfect the good work done o.
-. the main road from the railroad track
- leading ont of Grangeville the stealr
- roller was put on the job Wednesday t
80 smooth things down and to make
y perfect speed way. This stretch o
RS. road has been pretty humpy, bump
at and rough during certain rainy season
en- but has been improved greatly by tn
or recent work.
W Big bands of sheep have been movin
through this section on their way I
he summer pastures in the Buffalo Hum
he country and other mountain section
cd The sheep seem to be in good conditio
ee after the mild winter. A band Q
on about five thousand passed throug
as town last Monday. 1914 and 1915 hay
been the most profitable years in tn
~ history of the sheep raising industry.
nd William Zumwalt returned last wee
he from Spokane where he spent sever;
wv days in business way. While in til
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