Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-22
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans. Carrots. Aft
Wanted to buy-100 head stock hogs.
Tom Bales. Aft
Charles Baird of the Boles section,
was in town the last of the week.
VIM. Hunt moved out of the Nc
Donald property the first of the week
to his ranch.
Do your washing with electricity at
cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co. 3-tf
Atty. Greenough of Cottonwood
was in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness coming overland.
For Service: Registered Jersey bull.
SO servic privilege # return. 81 per
months pasture if you desire to leave
COW. DR.. Brockman. Ais
Mrs. o. b. Garfield, who has been
visiting on the river, passed through
Grangeville Tuesday on ner way to her
home in Montana.
My registered Holstein Bull at w. j.
Braybrooks ranch just north east of
town for service during the spring
months. Terms $500 cash in advance
with the privilege of return. DR..
Slusser. 45-4
Attorney F. E. Fogg and Mrs. Fogg
returned from their trip to the Joseph
Plains country last Friday. While there
they visited with Mrs. Charley Miller,
Mr.. Fogg's daughter, and his son who
IS homesteading in that section.
]. A. Bradbury was called to Clarks-
ION last Friday by illness of his father
who had an attack of paralysis. Brad
returned home the first of the week and
states that his father was better but
was still feeling the effects of the at
tack when he left
Max Aronson and Martin Wagner en-
joyed trip to the country Sunday and
wound up at noon ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles X err where they were
fortunate enough i'm getting their feet
under the table and partaka of the
choice viands prepared by Mrs. Kerr.
Master Robert Wisener invited in q
number of his small friends Tuesday
to assist in the proper observance of his
fifth birthday Tuesday afternoon
Little friends to the number of thirty
five were present and apparently had 9
good time in properly carrying out the
observance.
Frank VanDeventer has secured hi,
new car this week, Buick, and it il
sure beauty. Talk about luck, Var
is the one with the rabbit IS foot fol
besides the luxurant car he has secured
to take his air in, the county commits
sioners raised his salary at the last SEES
sion nice little sum which will help oil
the gasoline.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pulse have beef
enjoying some of The pleasures of tn,
seaside according to cards containing
views of the Pacific received from then
this week. Well, why mott They hav,
labored diligently to accumulate suf
ficient means to make life little ease
and we know of nobody who can ge
more out of life than these two excel
lent citizens.
Chester Brown, who has been EN-
ployed for a number of years in tn
Freidenrich store at Whitebird, has &C
cepted a position in the hardware an
grocery department. of the A. & T. dc
partment store of this city. Brown
a first class young man and comes high
ly recommended. His wife, who vii
be recalled as Miss Elbra Harry, ha
many friends in this city who will we
come her back.
A. j. Turner, the well known loc.
contractor and all around good fellow
left last week for Wallace and othe
outside points in quest of new loci
tion. "Jack' has constructed some
the most modern buildings in Grang'
vile, the Imperial hotel as an example
and is a contractor of more than ord
nary ability, and absolutely homes
Take in the matter of the local scho,
building which he erected while he los
considerable sum of money on til
same, fact that would have caused tn
average man to slight his work. Turf
er went ahead with exactly accordin
to the specifications notwithstandin
the effect it had On his private finai
cial affairs. His hundreds of Grang,
vile friends will Join with the write
in wishing him unbounded success fl
if there ever was a deserving chap
it "Jack.'