Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-09-23
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Carrots Real es at ). Aft
Kozy Koal see the Madison. 1Sts
Shingles and laths Madison has
them. 1stf
Lewiston Employment Office, Lewis
ton, Idaho, $50 Main st. Phone 920
w. II. Young, manager. 49-t1
Big cut in prices on pure lard at
McGhie Trading Co., Grangeville mar
ket. so lbs. lots lie, 10 lbs. pals,
$125, ) lbs. pals, Csc. 17-2
Laurence Bibbs father, of Spokane
arrived this week for visit and will
remain until after Border Days While
he likes city life he always looks for
ward with considerable pleasure to a
visit with old Camas prairie friends.
| M. l.. Hastings, the breeder of Here
ford cattle, came i'll Saturday from the
Pilot mountain, where he is ranging his
cattle. He reports he has an excep-
tionally choice lot of bulls for sale this
fall and no doubt there will be a ready
demand for the same among the COW
men.
For Sale or Trade-120 acres, 2 miles
from stockyards, Lewiston, Idaho. so
acres lies fine for farming, joins Lew
iston Orchards. About 35 acres alfalfa,
running water, splendid house, barn,
etc. Will consider trade for Camas
Prairie land, part farm, part grazing
or timber. $4,000, no incumbrance. E.
Ralston, Lewiston, Idaho. 17-4*
George Poe and family have moved
to Grangeville and will hereafter make
this city there home. George has made
his money in Idaho county and after
looking over the Northwest decided this
little city was about as good a place
to reside in as there could be found.
More such citizens as the Poe IS is what
we need and most hearty welcome
awaits them.
| Mrs. w. j. Harris arrived this week
from Boville and will remain for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s.
Martin. She will join her husband at
Lewiston the first of October and after
a short visit with relatives and friends
in that section they will return to
Boville to again take up their residence
Mr.. Harris having charge of the Y. M
G.. A. work in that town.
Among those who took passage on the
steamer, "Rose City, on its trip from
Portland to San Francisco Tuesday was
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulse, well known
Grangeville people who are now SO
iourning in Oregon The Crosse City
flies the Idaho flag and carries an Idaho
delegation headed by Governor Alxan
der and with Mr.. and Mrs. Pulse as re
representatives. of Idaho county we ear
rest assured Idaho county will be kept
before the people.
T. F. Sink, prominent farmer of the
Ferdinand section, was in the city
Tuesday on business He reports thai
about eight days will be required tt
finish the threshing over in his section
and the yield of grain averages up wei
with that of other sections. The coun
try around Ferdinand is among the best
in the country and can always be de
pended upon to come to the front will
its full share of the big grain yielC
Idaho county is noted for.
Harry Brown left Tuesday morning
for Portland where he will enter den
tai school for a four years course
Harry is one of the boys Grangevill,
and Idaho county feels proud of. He il
a self made young man and while it will
require more than ordinary bushes
capacity to carry out his cherishe,
plans his many friends here who know
his rusting qualities are sure he vii
succeed in completing the course. Mrs
Brown and the boy left last week TO
Portland ard will remain in the Ros
City during TIE school year