Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-23
Insurance. Carrots.

III. r. Hilbourne and wife spent Sun
day at the Mulhall place at Denver. l.
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies. Norwood Ware
house. fW
Hal Brown, the upper Salmon river
cattleman, is in town this week looking
after business matters.
Special prices on photographs for p
few days. Come and inspect styles and
make dates for sittings. Hancock
GALLERY 28-tf |
AL Chance went to Spokane the first
of the week in company with his moth
err who is returning to Kansas after
lengthy visit in Grangeville. {
Insure your high grade thorough
bred farm animals against loss in the
Iowa State Livestock Insurance Co.,
y T, Ieonard. agent. 29-tf
Sunday a great many were out en-
ioying the good sleighing. Since that
time the snow has been going pretty
fast and the roads al. getting muddy.
Mrs. w. F. Carpenter will entertain a
number of friends at house party at
the beautiful country home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Clark this week.
Joe Eresch who was ill last week and
unable to attend to his cigar business
is now around again. Mrs. Eresch is at
present ill with an attack of bronchitis.
Sheriff LATE Yates will leave the
latter part of the week for Elk City 70
attend to legal matters in that com
munity and will be absent for several
days.
Doors and windows at the Madi'
son 1S-tf
, Bert Cunningham is reported in a
: verv serious condition of health at his
home in this city. His many friends
hope a turn for the better will result
and his recovery be rapid
! Lands 10 years time. Geo. NJ.
Reed. 1o-tf
, U. S. Commissioner Wright of White
Bird came up yesterday to meet Mrs.
Wright who has been visiting with rel
Y atives at Lewiston. They left this at
q ternoon for their home at White Bird
|, Mrs. John Norwood has been quite
sick for the past few days and it Is
the earnest wish of her many friends
that she will soon be up and around
s and have her usual good health again
:, Brick and lime on hand at Madi
+ son 1S-ti
J, Mrs. Warren S. Moore left the first
y of the week for Spokane to spend tho
holiday season with her parents in thai
city Dr. Moore expects to JOIN mo-
. later.
= The change in the weather seems Il
g have had its effect in lessening thu
9 number of cases of grippe and colds il
G the community and although many arr
l. still affected yet there are not as man,
as there were.
One hour at bowling time well spen
an amusement innocent. 21-t
y A. F. Parker, who was among thos'
e serving in Company E, Idaho Volun
/ teers at the time of the Indian up
.. rising in the seventies, has just receiv
q ed his honorable discharge, the SAM
IS reaching him this week.
George X. Reed "a former well know
n Grangeville hotel man who is now con
IS Quoting a hotel at Kamiah, was MARI
IS ed last week to a Lewiston lady of
It very prominent family. His man
t. friends extend congratulations.
e II. G. Denny, better known as Boz
e der Day Doe" came out "Wednesday
D. evening from his ranch. Doc was az
eompanied by Charles Branseombe an
y Harry Meader who have been huntin
# in that neck of the woods both of tn
N boys getting deer.
to Money at lowest rates. Geo. N
N Reed. 2o-t
'u Mrs. l.. NJ Harris, who has bee
IN visiting the lodges of the Pythian Si
d tiers throughout the north part of tn
Oh state for some time past, in connectio
II with her position as the head of ii
- grand lodge of the state, returned
~ Grangeville the latter part of la
:" week.
re- A committee was appointed at Il
If commercial club luncheon this week
or look after the securing of permane
mr. grounds for Border Days and also to
nd used for baseball park. Frank
NV Crane has been placed at the head
,+e the committee which will make its !
10 port after due investigation.
It's, Attention is directed to the autl
all. sale of c. w. Brockman to be held
ety Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1916, one mile nor