Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-02-11
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Medium red clover for sale by Tom
Bales at Is cents per pound. 2s-tf
Lost: Two rough locks, tied together.
Between hill and town. f. III. Kiln
cor 37-2*
DR.. jackson, the Eyesight Specialist,
cures headaches with right fitted
glasses 1S-tf
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light
power Co. 3.tf
Announcement-Dr. Frank Wood will
be out of the city from Feb. 2lst to
Masch 9Th 1872 I
For Sale: Medium red clover seed
Fifteen cents per pound. I. W.
poIes 2S-tf
Meyer, the Cottonwood miller, came
over Saturday in the interests OF his
product.
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
house Co. zo-tr
You will find something new in our
ad every week. Don't fail to read 1t.
Hoene Hardware, Cottonwood 3s-l
Mrs. Henry johnson of Opportunity
Wn., arrived this week for a visit with
her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Gary.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve hot chicken dinner
in the old Gibson & Allen building,
Saturday, February the 18th. 3s-l
The mild weather for this week has
reminded several that they will soon
have to dig down into their jeans for
the price of new spring bonnet
Thomas Crossley came in from his
station on Castle Creek. Wednesday
morning. Tommy says they have had
great winter up the Clearwater.
Rudolph Bertsch, formerly proprietor
of the whitebird hotel, is again citi-
gen of Grangeville having come up
from the river the last Of the week.
cole johnson the popular bronco
buster came in the latter part Of last
week and has been staying in the city
for a few days attending to business
matters.
o. d. Simmons the Overland auto
ran autoed over from Cottonwood
Saturday just to show that his Over
land car can make it easily even though
the roads are bad.
P. F. Courtney was called to Spo
kane Sunday by message announcing
the serious condition of Mrs. Courtney
who was taken to the hospital for an
operation Monday morning.
The Lewiston Employment Office
Lewiston, Idaho, SIC Main st. Estab
lished January IA, 1914. All orders
for help promptly filled free to en-
p1oyer. Phone 900. w. H. Young
manager. 37-4
IF undecided about that new ear you
are going to buy this year get full in
formation about our B lick line. We
win be glad to have you write Or call
on US any time. Hoene Hardware, Cot
tonwood. -e3 ps@- tft IS 4
Mart jackson left for Portland last
week and may decide to remain on the
coast He will ENTER a hospital in the
Rose city and undergo an operation foi
some trouble he has been having with
his ankle.
w. B. Schaeffer came in from Port
land last Saturday and will spenC
several weeks in Grangeville attending
to business matters. Walter is looking
fine and seems to have prospered in hi
new home on the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Jarret eam
out from their ranch on the Snake thi
week and will remain for several days
Monte reports spring has arrived owe
in his country and the farmers ar
hard at work in the fields.
Charlie Richards who used to worl
for the Grangeyille Electric Light
Power Company sends word to hi
Grangeville friends that he is assistan
electrician in the L. S. navy and i
bound for China on z. S. man of wal
Sam Jones came in the first of tn
week and left this morning for hi
ranch near Whitebird. He has bee
buying horses for the European coun
tries at war for the past four month
AID it is said made a nice piece o
money out of the deal.
1t is certainly pleasure to kno,
that you can go almost anywhere an
at any time. Buick cars are so nov
that you can depend on them and g
if you feel like it. Ask parties VIII