Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-02-18

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glasses. 1S-tf
I. John Petersen of Cottonwood, came
over Friday and spent Saturday in the
county seat.
DIR. Slusser reports the birth of a
baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Nurss,
Monday evening.
Geoge Behean of the Salmon river
country. came out this week to look
after business matters.
Iron with electricity at s cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light 6
Power Co. 3-tf
Ralph Kennedy has just received a
five passenger Buick and will use the
same for livery purposes.
Miss Sadie Robinson left this morn
ing for Spokane where she will be the
guest of the Misses Mulcahy.
The chicken dinner and sale given
by the Presbyterian ladies last Satur-
day was well patronized, something
like sixty-five dollars being taken in.
The Ionian Serenaders, four talented
lady musicians will give the last pro
gram on the Lyceum course at the
opera house next Wednesday evening"
Feb. "a 39-l
Mrs. Ben Eastman of Boise and Miss
Lydia Parker of Grangeville, who have
been the guests of Mrs. John Cake, re-
turned to Boise yesterday .-Weiser
American.
The Max Leishner sale, held Monday
was well attended and the bidding
was lively. Things sold for good price
generally. Two eight month colts sell
ing for $75 each
Word has been received from Okla
homa of the death of brother of Mr..
Lee Wann, who was called there by his
serious illness this past fall. Mr.. and
Mrs Wann will return to Idaho
shortly.
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
house Co. Soft
Every Buick car is Buick built from
tire to top, from frame to finish moth
ing goes into the Buick product. Get
catalogue and information from Hoene
Hardware, Cottonwood. 39-1
Did you ever hear an accordian
quartette. Well, if you have not, you
may and be sure not to miss the next
number of the I. o. o. F. Lyeeum
course the Ionian Serenaders" at the
opera house Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary "a. 39-1
Fred Karsten came in from his mine
ON the Salmon the first of the week
and brings most encouraging reports.
He has been running tunnel on the
$50 foot level and has encountered an
ore body fifty by eight that shows
copper values of better than six per
cent.
Mac Schofield, the editor of the
Vollmer paper, has been recently APP
pointed postmaster at that town and as
soon as his commission arrives will
take over the office. The position
comes under the classified offices and
Mac stood the highest of those taking
the examination for the place
G. G. Gregory. wife and children,
came up from Whitebird Sunday en-
route to California where they will
spend several months. Charley recent
ly disposed of his business interests in
Whitebird to his partner. Mr.. Will
son, will go on the outside for a while
but this does not mean he will not re-
turn to the Salmon river country for in
all PROBABILITIES he will not find any
place as much to his liking and as
good in a. business way as the river
country.
Do your washing with electricity at
8 cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light 6 Power Co. 3-tf
Ben Knorr came in this week from
eastern Colorado where he has been
for the past three years. He recently
disposed of his farm holdings and has
been living in Denver for some time
past where the family will remain I'M
til he finds new location. He says
the country is firstclass and farming
Is as lucrative there as the average
section, wheat and sugar beets being
the principle crops. 1t is an irrigation
section and the falls and winters are
fine but the summer weather is quite
tropical.