Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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last week for a visit with his brothers
Bring your films to be developed tt
Lamm, the Druggist. lot
j. G. Orr and family of Denver, Idaho
were in Moscow on Monday of this
week
Wanted: A first class cook OF
ability wants position cooking in
hotel or cook car. w. A. Freeman, Cot.
tonwood, Idaho. 1923
Hon. Evan Evans returned last night
from Boise where he had been attend
ing meeting of prominent republicans
of the Gem state.
For Sale. One "a horse Holt Com
bine harvester used 3 seasons. Good as
new. Price $1,000. Terms Strecker
g. Pettibone, Sites, Idaho. 9-2
Rudolph Bertsch returned from Mon
tana the latter part of last week and
since his return has arranged to move
to Butte to make his future home.
E. w. Oliver has been troubled con-
siderably by an affection OF his right
eye which with other ailments have
confined him to his home recently.
Judge Fulton was called to Asotin,
Washington the first of the week by
the death of brother who was, pro-
minent citizens of that section of the
country.
Mrs ManI .Iahpsap arr.su
of the week from Blackfoot, Id .ho, be-
ing called here on account of the illness
of her father, Mr.. Fisher who died here
this morning.
Don Fisher left this morning for
Lewiston where he will make arrange
ments for the burial of his father at
that place, Mr.. Fisher dieing at $3.50
a. m. Thursday.
Henry Hepner returned the first of
the week from Portland where has was
called some time ago on business. He
will leave in few days for the noun
tains to look after his placer property.
Earnie Day and family stole way to
the mountains Wednesday to be gone
on ten days fishing and outing trip.
They will spend their vacation at the
Twin cabins at the headwaters of White
Bird creek.
Others may be as good but none bet
ter than the Ansco Camera line.
Lamm, the Druggist loft
Local dealers have sold out all of the
Irvine they had included in their
original orders and have been com
PEELED to lay in additional supplies.
An enormous amount of Irvine is being
taken out every day.
Judge Edgar C. Steele and Mrs.
Steele are now at home in Moscow from
their vacation trip to coast points hav.
ing been away for about month. The
trip was made by automobile with Geo.
d. Cloud of Lewiston.
Rev. E. A. Balls Sunday school mis-
sionary of the Presbyterian church
preached at Mt, Idaho Sunday morn
ing where he organized Sunday
school, and in the evening preached in |
the Federated church in Grangeville.
W. L. DAILY and wife, of Buffalo,
Oklahoma, who have been touring the
west, left for Butte. Mont, the first
of the week after short stay with the
family of j. B. Carter. The travellers
have been away from home about three
months.
Richards & Soltman moved their
tailoring establishment the first of the
week from the Sasenberry building on
Main street to the Won Berg building
next to the Free Press office. The new
quarters give them more room and
other convenienees which they did not
have before moving to their new loca-
ton.
Several of the young men of the COM
munity have been coaxing a growth on
their upper lips which they later hope
to call mustache. AT the present stage ,
the boys look like they were keeping
stiff upper lips but the brush looks as
II 1t needs pruning, Tt is presumed that ,
it is being done to aggravate the wife
in some instances
The Sunday school picnic of the t
Federated churches which was planned q
for last Tuesday, having been post i
poned from date which is past, I
was again postponed on account of rain. f
Some of the members have concluded
that when a rain is desired they will !
fix that day as picnic day and the )
prairie win get the rain.
l. g. Kjosness and wife, the former n
being vice-president of the Madison t
Lumber Company, are spending week p
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chance o
of the local yards of the Madi. t