Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-07

Judge Fogg of Nezperee was in the
city the first of the week on business.
Medium red clover for sale by Tom
Bales at Is cents per pound. 2s-tf
Claud Holden left for Pullman to
resume his studies in the Washington
State College last Saturday.
E. Bonney returned from Spokane
this week whore he has been for some
time past visiting with relatives.
For Sale: Medium red clover seed.
Fifteen cents per pound. 7. w.
Bales. 2S-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wade are the proud
parents of ten and half pound baby
girl who arrived at their home Wednes
day morning.
Rev. Knox has gone to Asotin, Wn.,
where he will remain for fortnight
conducting revival meetings that are
now going on at that town.
Wanted: A good homestead relin-
quishment for cash. State all partieu-
lars. Write A. J. Blair 124s E. Salmon
St., Portland. Oregon. 33-2*
Joe Fl. Vicory, an old timer of these
parts will leave this week for klamath
Falls, Oregon to visit brother he has
not seen Tor sixty-tw years.
Charley Layton aud George Behean
travelled up from Whitcbird to Grange
vile the first of the week to transact
business here in the county seat.
Frank Henley, well-to-do farmer of
the westside, came over from Cotton
wood the first of the week and spent q
day in business way at the county
seat,
Cy Holsclaw is hauling lumber fol
new barn which he expects to erect on
the place formerly owned by G. I. Me
Donald and the ownership of which Cy
recently acquired.
J. B. Leeper of the Clearwater sec
tion, was in town yesterday. He re
ports much snow over his way and
states sleighing is much better there
than on the prairie.
Tamblyn q Stone, at one time pro
prietor of the Imperial hotel of thi:
city, have leased the Maze cafe, a
popular restaurant of Spokane and now
have charge of the same.
Dave Stanbury of the reservation
country came over the first of the week
with his two daughters who are attend
ing the schools here and have beer
home for the holiday vacation.
Why take chances on SHIPPING il
g Foot and Mouth" disease when you
can buy Duroc JERSEYS not kin to those
bought of me in years past at low
pfices. Come, write or phone JAS. w
Willis. Ferdinand, Idaho. 29-5'
The New Year was ushered in by the
blowing of a whistle at the RAILROAD
yards, ringing of bells, revolver shot
and other noisy expressions of welcome
At Schmadeka S hall the dancers wer,
dancing out the old and dancing in thu
new.
=. Dick Kadng and Harold Harris
spent New Years eve in Spokane ano
several days following. They repor
the new year was ushered in with fit
ing ceremony and things were quit
lively in the metropolis of the Inlan,
Empire.
The people of Fem were much pleas
ed by the play the 81 New Minister
put on in the Odd Fellows hall at tina
place on New Years eve The pla.
was staged under the direction of tn
Rev. Burleyeamp of that place. 1t
reported by those who saw it that
was an entertaining success in ever
way.
Joeph Deschamp of Missoula, Monta
ma is here for visit with his son an
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Limo
quest. Mr.. Deschamp operates one 0
the leading machine shops over Their
and has built up a fine trade due t
his ability as an expert auto repair
man. He works half dozen men i
: his shop and is kept constantly busy.
A watch party was held at the hon
Of Nj and Mrs. Ben Bunne1l Ne
Yegr's eve, twenty Of the neighbors b
ing invited in and watching the Of
year out and the new one in. Cards WEI
PLAYED during the evening and at tn
usher ng in of 1915 an elegant supp,
was served. The guests departed earl
in 1915 feeling they had spent mo-
enjoyable evening.