Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-09-16
Insurance. Carrots.
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Attorney Sam Tannahill, prosecutor
of Lewis county is in town this week
attending court.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hussman and
children of Cottonwood, were in the
city visiting with friends the first of
the week.
Where can you get such lot of fine
fresh milk cows as Walter Hickerson
has on sale Saturday at $50 y. m. at
Boss Barn. Terms as at sale. Ill
Word was received this evening that
Pat Nash died from the effects of the
injury by being kicked by horse. Tn.
dertaker Hancock will leave in the
morning for White Bird to take charge
of the funeral arrangements
j. V. Nash of Cottonwood is in town
this week, having come up from White
Bird where he was called by the serious
illness of his brother, Pat Nash. who
was kicked by horse the other day and
whose condition is very serious
August Bloom returned this week
from the Buffalo Hump country where
be has been cooking for party of men
employed by the government in fight
ing the forest fires which have been
gotten under control. He reports a
foot of snow at Moore s stain.
The registered Holstein bull calf that
Walter Hickerson has is the best calf
in North Idaho and if offered at one
of the Holsten sales east where values
are understood would easily bring
$1,000. He is something extra fine and
you should see him at the sale Saturday
at 1880 p. m. at the Boss Barn. III
Strayed or Stolen-7-One bay mare,
weight about 1000 pounds, branded O
on left nip and Miller make saddle, tan
leather with the initials l. B stamped
on back of saddle. Taken from hitch
ing rack in Grangevile about D. IN.
September 18th. Communicate with
George Brisco, Pacific Phone, Farmer
Line ~. 17-tf
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class train without change of cars. An
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First cost includes all expenses with
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goth. A car from your town. Apply
now - CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION
TOURS, TIA Paulsen Building, Spo-
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n. agent. 17-3*
Tom Atwood came over from the
reservation country the last of the
week on business and in conversation
with the writer stated the family would
move to the county-seat directly so as
to be here at the opening of school as
they desired to place the two boys in
the local schools. He may lease his
farm and decide to become a permanent
resident here. The Atwoods are mighty
fine people and should they decide to
make Grangeville their future home
they will receive most hearty well
come.
j. w. Auehinbole of Portland arrived
this week and is looking the country
over with the view of investing in
stock ranch. Mr.. Auchnbole was
formerly engaged in the stock business
on the Salmon river country and at one
time was connected with his father in
the famous Jersey h, Sc.
He went in business in Portland later
where he has been located for q number
of years but has decided Idaho county
presents better opportunities than most
any other place and has decided to again
locate among us if he can find what he
desires.