Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-05-20
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS I,

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Loans. Carrots. Att
Full line of furniture at Lingo's. 500
We can now handle your chickens.
McGhie Trading Company. Att
The Tuesday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. Lamb next week.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electrict Light q
Power Co. 3-tf
Mrs. W. E. Kittrell of Burke, Idaho,
came in last week to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Spedden.
Theo. Swartz, who owns that fine
ranch just this side of Whitebird, came
up last night and will remain several
days in the county
G. w. Broekman, who is purchasing
horses and mules for a Kansas City
firm, secured twenty head of horses
Saturday and shipped out car the
first of the week.
John Meyer and George j. Terhaar
were among the Cottonwood people over
this week. Mr.. Meyer operates the
mill over there and states he IS well
satisfied with business
Close to ton of fruit jars passed
through the local post office this week
for the upper Salmon river country
which is pretty good indication of a
bumper fruit crop up there this year.
just received fine and large as
sortment of Aluminium Ware. Splendid
articles to remember the wife on her
birthday. Miller Hardware & Imp. Co.
"The Place to buy Hadware and Imple-
ments." 48-tf
George w. Stephens has been selected
as delegate of the local Farmers
Union to attend the North Idaho and
Eastern Washington meetings of the or.
CARNATIONS at Spokane, May 25th to
May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morris, who are
now living in Spokane, are the proud
parents of baby girl of regulation size
and, according to Grandpa George
Arnold, little bit handsomer than the
average child. The little Miss arrived
last week.
An invitation received by DIR. Frank
Woods announces that Alfred Sempert,
son Of A. Sempert who formerly was
engaged in business in Grangeville,
will graduate from the North Pacific
Collge of Dentistry at Portland, having
completed the course with honor. :.
Nick Holt arrived from the Coast
this week and will spend some little
time looking the country over with a
view of locating here. The young man
is related to Mark Baulch of this city
and w. A. Mclaughlin, who is farming
in this section.
The members of the Senior class of
the Grangeville High School have been
praeticing diligently and regularly to
prepare their play so that it will be es-
have shown fine. The play will un-
doubtedly have good attendance when
1t is put on Friday evening.
B. f. Goldman, manager of the In.
dependence mine of the Warren section
was in Grangeville this week and has
just returned from the Panama Pacific
exposition at San Francisco. He has n
good word for Idaho exhibits at the
fair and is also very enthusiastic about
the big mining boom on in the Warrens
district.
r. w. Overman ordered the address
of the Free Press changed from Harlan
Montana to Grangeville this week and
stated that his wife would be home in
Grangeville, Thursday evening to join
him, he having been here for some
time attending to his property interests
in Idaho county.
DIR. Green returned from Lewiston
last week, where he attended the open
river celebration and had an enjoyable
visit with his family who are residing
there. He will be busy here for a few
days yet but expects to get through by
the first of next week when he will
make another professional trip to bt
gone couple of months this time be
fore he will be back in his Grangevills
office again. ST.
For good pasture see Lingo. 512'