Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-05

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John Fore came in from Florene,
Monday and left Wednesday mornin.
for Spokane.
L. M. Harris left Wednesday morning
for Spokane to attend to business mat
tiers in that city.
Miss Minnie Bowman has accepted 6
position in the bookkeeping department
of the A. & f. Co.
Judge l.. Nj. Harris married j. H.
Billiard of Winchester and Miss Grace
Young of Ferdinand TUESDAY morning
Have your films developed by an ex.
Perienced man, at The Right Drug
Store. lift
Judge Chester f. Miller, superior
judge of Washington, returned from a
camping trip in the Buffalo Hump
country Tuesday evening and left for
his home at Dayton, Washington We'd
nesday morning. He stated that he had
a very enjoyable outing
A deal was closed up recently where
by the property formerly owned and oc-
cnpied as the home residence of G. L.
Mcdonald became the property of w.
q. Jones of this city. Mr.. Jones will
make some repairs on the place and it
will be occupied by Doctor Warren s.
Moore.
Haying is just about completed on
he prairie and harvest is on in full
blast. Many fields of barley have been
cut and are in the shock at present.
Some are standing to be cut by the
combines when ripe enough. Some
farmers have commenced binding their
wheat.
We can now handle your chickens.
McGhie Trading Company. Att
b. Anger is back in Grangeville again
having returned from Seattle last Sun
DAY night where Burt went to attend
the Shriners meeting Burt saBs he
had the best time of his life and that
the boys were royalty entertained. We
note that his good time lasted longer,
ne being the last of the Grangeville
delegation to return.
The threshing season will open on
he prairie Monday, the first threshing
% be done for William Hunt by James
[yttle who will commence operations
Monday Herman Miller of Denver
Will also open the season with his
machine Monday. Taking the excess in
acreage this year will mark the largest
'mount of grain raised on the prairie in
vears.
Rudolph Bertsch and family left
Tuesday morning for their new home
It Butte, Montana. This was the form
II home of the Bertsches before coming
% Grangeville where they made many
trends during their period of residence
lere and who regret to loose them
The well wishes of the community goes
With them to their new home. their old
ome, heretofore.
Allen o. Hess, the Salmon river cor.
exponent of the Free Press came up
his morning with big budget of news
nd to attend to business matters in the
ity. Mr.. Hess states that the river
ountry and outlaying section are prac-
lcally unanimous in their enthusiasm
Yer the north and south road project
nd that everyone was favorably i'm
ressed with the govrnor.
Mr.. Sasse, foreman of the Herald,
anne over from Nezperce last week
nd spent several hours in the city
leeting up with old time friends. He
as succeeded in doing his part towards
taking the Herald one of the best coun-
" papers in Northern Idaho and that |
G is appreciated by his employers is
by the continuous employ
lent they have given him.
Sam Wright and wife and Joe Sny-
or and wife returned from fishing
nd outing trip on the Little Salmon
he first of the week. They arrived
afely home snnburned an happy and
lie Ford proved equal to the occasion
nd difficulties of the trip, the great
1t difficulties being experienced on
lie White Bird hill. The fishing was
good SO the members of
lie party state.
The band of gypsies who have been
aking their temporary nome near the
ilroad yards in the north end of town
n the past week and who have been
aking life miserable for many Grange
lille residents left town Wednesday
1 their way to White Bird. just be-
re they left the king of the party ex-
ranged $435 in silver and currency at
local bank for gold. This proves the
atement sometimes made that they
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