Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-09-23
Insurance. Carrots.
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Charles Lee came up from Lewiston
Monday evening.
Joe Burkenbine of Sites was in the
city the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Eimers has accepted
position in a Walla Walla bank.
Mrs. NJ. P. Call, mother of Charles
Call will leave for California next week
where she will spend the winter.
Billy Williams is back on duty in the
postoffice after short vacation spent
up at Spokane attending the fair.
HAPPY Wood, the congenial dis
penser at the Petersen bar of Cotton
wood, was county seat visitor yester-
day.
Wanted: School girl to make home
with family of two, help with house
work for board and room. DIR. Frank
Wood 1871
Hancock & Iverson manufacturers of
cement steel reinforced grave watts.
ton call at Hancock Undertaking
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There will be lectures and demon
STATIONS every morning on silage, soil
and other subjects of special interest to
farmers at the Lewiston Charleston Fair,
October 4th to 9th inclusive. 1871
The high school lads have been out
kicking the pig skin around the lot as
a sort of preliminary foot ball practice.
There is the pakings of good squad
this year for several of last year
players are available.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and children re-
turned this week from California where
they had been visiting and left for
their home on the river. Mauirne did
not rturn but repained at San Jose
where he entered Notre Dame College
for the year.
Doors and windows at the Mldi,
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Mr.. and Mrs. HI. j. Kressly of Den
yer, Idaho, and Mrs. d. j. Donohue of
Glendive, Mont, arrived in the city
Sunday. The latter has been guest
of Mrs. Kressly at Denver. Mrs.
Kressly and Mrs. Donohue will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco to take in
the fair.-Moscow Star Mirror.
Mae Leonard, who graduated from
the Grangeville high school last year
expects to leave in the near future for
Portland where he will take up bust
ness course. Dewey Cowgirl, another
last years graduate and classmate of
Mac s, will take the short course in
agriculture at the University of Idaho!
Word received this evening gives the
information that Bob Jones started to
Los Angeles this morning from Spokane.
Seth and Will went as far as Portland
and from Portland Asa went on down
to Los Angeles with his brother. He
is in a very precarious condition. Mrs
Mcconnell and father returned home
this evening from Spokane. =
Sam Gilmore, brother of Elmer Gil
more, who is holding down homestead
in the Cronk's Basin country has made
four hundred dollars and better out of
trapping bear this year Twenty one
were turned in by him for bounty at
ten dollars each and added to this sum
of the price received for the hides
which average better than another ten
apiece.
Mouldings and fancy fir see Madi-
| son. is.tf
Twenty cars of stock were shipped
out of Grangeville the first of the week
for Omaha, the O.-W. R. & N. getting
the train. In the lot were three cars
of fat stuff from the ranch of Frank
Taylor and the balance was made up OF
fat stock and feeders consigned by Hal
Brown, the upper river cattleman. Roy
Rothlisburg, Tony Dobner, Pap Jar
Wis and young man who has been EN-
ployed by Taylor accompanied the ship
ment.
Rev Bush and family left this weel
for Weiser, Idaho where he has beer
assigned to the Episcopal church
While in Grangeville they made many
friends who wish them all kinds of sue
cess in their new home. The people oil
Weiser will find Rev. Bush an enterpris
ing gentleman who will do his part il