Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-01

Frank McGrane went to Lewiston
Wednesday on business.
!. Joseph P. Coyne was in Lewiston last
Saturday transacting business.
We can now handle your chickens
McGhie Trading Company. AIT
100 bushes Of Blue Stem seed wheat
ready for the drill.-T. w. Bales. Az
Jack Cameron, old time Buffalo
Humepr is in town this week on bust
ness.
Steam rolled feed and digester tank.
age for hogs. Norwood Warehouse
Co. 20-tf
NJ. R. Hattabaugh was Lewiston
visitor last Saturday going down to
attend to business matters.
Don t fail to see our new Buick ear
and get informatin from Hoene Hard
ware Co., Cottonwood. 45-1
Mrs. II. C. Mcdonald of Roseburp.
Oregon, arrived this week for a visit
with her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Briscoe.
A. G. Carpenter went up to Spokane
last Sunday in connection with a GER
tain mining deal which he is handling
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Knorr are in from
their ranch home this week visiting
with relatives and attending to bust
ness in Grangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Manning johnson re-
turned last night from their honey
moon trip and are now at home to their
many friends on the farm near Denver.
Judge Wallace n. Scales went down
to Lewiston the first of the week to
appear before the supreme court in con
nection with the appeal of some cases
in which he appears as attorney.
The registration of cars in the state
of Michigan (where y of all cars are
manufactured) shows the Buck in the
lead of all medium priced cars. Hoene
Hardware Co., Cottonwood. 45-1
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electrict Light 6
Power Co. 3-tf
Have investigated and asked several
Buick owners about their upkeep and
costs of their cars and we are proud to
SAY that all of them told us they had
no other expenses then gas and OIL A
good record. Hoene Hardware Co., Cot
tonwood. 45-1
The automobiles have been in the
shed this week on account of the rain
and mud there are many who are still
planning on getting the only car made
We understand that four new ones will
soon be delivered to purchasers in
Grangeville.
The old Bargain store building has
been leased by William Robinson who
is fitting the same for garage. The
young man is an expert repairman and
will use every effort to attend to the
wants of the motorist in a way that is
Jas. A. Wright of Cottonwood has
ordered an Overland from the local
agent, o, D. Simmons at Cottonwood.
Jas said he had been watching the dem
onstration of different cars and decid- |
ed that the Overland was the best ear
for the mountain road. 45-tf |
Edward Smith and wife of White
bird came out Friday and remained un-
til Saturday morning. Mr.. Smith, who
is one of the contractors for the |
GrangevilleNe Meadows mail route,
was looking after business matters in |
connection with this contract while in
the city.
kube Overman came in from Monta.
ma this week and is preparing for the
work. Mrs. Overman will |
arrive in few weeks. RUDE SAYS
things are not as prosperous looking
in Montana this spring as formerly and
while he has faith in the country ad.
mits it is not up to Idano
We will pay thirteen cents a pound
for veal. McGhie Trading Co. 45-tf
Bishop Funston of the Episcopal
,hurch, arrived Friday and remained
until Saturday evening. This was the
Bishops official visit and he was well
pleased with the condition of the local
,hureh and the work being done by
Rev. Bush.
Ben Bunnell and son, Walter, left
Monday for the Cove where they will
arrange for run at the Cove Placers;
which property is owned jointly by
3unnell and Geary. While there is not
IS much water as usual on account of
he improvements they have made on
he property which will utilize every