Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-21
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Insurance. Carrots.


town Saturday.
Hot point electric iron, guaranteed 10
years, $3.50. Grangeville Electric Light
Power Co. 3-tf
Horseshoing and general blacksmith
ing; Sion Southland, next door to
George q livery. 25-tt
Steam rolled feed and digester
tankage for hogs. Norwood Ware
house Co 20-tf
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co. 3-tf
We can handle your chickens now.
Call us up by phone. Grangeville Mar
ket. McGhie Trading Co. 34-2
Lost: Tom Bales lost watch be-
tween his home and that of Lonnie
Bales at Ferdinand. Finder notify Tom
Bales. Grangeville, Idaho. 33-tf
1 Mrs. C. L. Rice of Mt. Idaho came
over Saturday. She was accompanied
by her neice, Miss Aleathea Odele who
is teacher in the schools of that place.
DR.. Pogue, the veterinarian, was
called to Whitebird Friday to treat a
valuable horse belonging to the stage
company for q severe attack of tetanus.
The Amphion singers and players are
the best of entertainers. At opera house
Thursday, January 2s. Auspices Of
Civic Club. Do not miss the num-
Der. 35.1
The Lewiston Tribune reported that
W. f. Parry of Kooskia passed through
Lewiston last Thursday enroute to
Boise in the interest of the creation of
Selway county
Robert Hammill who rallied some
what last week apd, seemed to be re
covering from his illness became worst
Tuesday and since that time has beer
very low.
J. P. Mcconnell of the American
Business Men s Association was in tn,
city the first of the week and estab
lished local agency with Fred Leonar'
; in charge.
G. J. Hall, the Snake river cattlemar
came out this week. He reports eS
: ceptionally fine weather and says thi
i is the mildest winter they have ha
down there in the last sixteen years.
James NJ. Martin a prominent farme
from Colfax, Washington, was
= Grangeville the latter part of last wee
D. coming to attend to business and leg;
"a matters. He is interested in the Wai
>, der group of mining claims in the TIE
Mile country.
T Ben Krieger, who operates sawmi
Id 90 Kontorv;,,o and conducts . reta
OIL lumber yard at Cottonwood, came ov'
rs last night on busidess. He states TIL
while the lumber business has not bee
ny the best of late he looks forward
ut brisk trade in the near future.
ne The Moscow Star Mirror reports thu
ru Mrs f. G. Steele received painful i
rs jury at Moscow Friday by falling {
the sidewalk and which resulted in
Of fracture of her right wrist. The wa
f. was covered with ice which was respo
ny sible for the accident.
= A Urbahn left for Spokane Saturdi
morning to attend a meeting of Il
I, Hardware and Implement Dealers Co
vention in that city. The convent,
commenced its deliberations Wedne
On day. Mr.. Urbahn expects to remain
on couple of days and meet old Spokal
g friends and acquaintences
l. Seth Jones came up from the Whit
N bird country this week and will rema
several DAYS on business. He stat
there is plenty of feed for cattle tn
winter and stock is coming through
fine shape. In less than thirty da
spring will have arrived in the Salm
= section, flowers will be in bloom al
the Hill sides covered with green swar
~ There is no more delightful section
:, Idaho in the spring than the SALINE
= river country and some day, with t
y advent of better transportation faci
:" ties that country is going to beeor
the. mecca Of those who seek mild
e climate,
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