Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-23
LOCALS AND PERSONALS


Fork ranch the first of the week.
Attorney f. E. Fogg came over from
Nezperce to Grangeville Tuesday even
ing.
Gifts for boys and girls, the incest
ever; you will be pleased at the attrac-
tive prices. Thompson, jeweler 31-1
Have your photos made by a pro-
fessional photographer at Hancock
gallery. 2s-tf
Lewiston Employment Office, Lewis
ton Idaho, $40 Main st. Phone 900.
w. II. Young, manager. 49-tf
Aluminium ware, silver ware and
beautiful hand painted china for
Christmas at the Miller Hardware &
Implement Store. 27-5
Mrs. Tumy and daughter, Miss
Harriet Tumy, returned last week
from a lengthy visit with relatives and
friends in the East.
Deputy Sheriff William Eller left for
the Cottonwood section Wednesday
morning to be gone for several days at
tending to legal matters.
Attorney A. s. Hardy and family left
for Portland the first of the week to
spend the holidays in that city with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Brown re-
turned last Friday from Ohio where
they have been visiting with Mr..
Brown IS mother for about ten days.
Grafton johnson is employed in the
forest office at the present time during
the absence of forest clerk, Miss
Schanck, who is enjoying her Christ
mas vacation with relatives in Monta-
ma.
CAN in One' coyote bait is now put
on the market for the first time. Can
be purchased at the Granville Drug
Co. 1t is put up by j. r. Campbell
government trapper. Price $l.O0 pei
bottle. 31-2
w. w. Brown and family left Monday
for Portland where they will remain
until after the holidays. Mr.. Brown
who has not been feeling the best OF
late, though perhaps the coast climate
would prove beneficial to his health.
Will Broughman and family left thi'
week for their new home at Kennewick
Washington. They will take charge OF
the property recently acquired by
Frank Hockersmith near that city, ant
Mr.. Broughman has been engaged b.
Mr.. Hockersmith to farm the place.
Shingles and laths Madison ha
them. 1S-t
Pittman Atwood, former gradual
of the Grangeville schools and youn,
man who has been a credit to tn
school, is home for the holiday vaca
tion. He is now attending the stat
university and taking a course prepar
atory to law work.
w. F. Ambercrombie prominen
stockman of Joseph was a Grangevill
visitor this week and reports that win
ter has struck his sectfo in real earnest
While out Mr.. Amberchombie renewe,
name set ahead year on the list.
John huffman, a prominent stockmaI
of the Keuterville section who ha
some valuable real property holding
there was in Grangeville the first o
the week attending to business mat
tiers and while in the city called at tn
Free Press office and ordered the Ere
Press forwarded to his addess for anC
Their year,
Will puchase coyote hides. Cit
Feed Store. Got
II. C. Brown, prominent stockma
of the Higgins section came out
Grangeville the first of the week wit
a bunch of cattle. Mr.. Brown state
river countr is little wintry at pre-
ent and that there is prevalence {
grippe and colds, but yet it still mai
tains its superiority of an ideal climat
Range conditions have never been be
ter than this winter Mr.. Brown state
A suggestion: One hour bowling r
lieves indigestion. 81
Don't worry about what to get f
Christmas gifts, but come and see o
splendid assortment of pleasing al
popular selections for people of eve
age and condition. From appropria
little mementos that cost mere trif
to richer and more expensive presen
our stock is complete in every dets
Come in and look over our great varie
of desirable new novelties, and you {
certain to see many things that are j.
exactly the right article for the pers
YOU wish to remember. Popular pri,