Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-14

, Henry Uhlng of Keuterville was in
} Grangeville this week.
The board of county commissioners
are in session this week
NJ. l.. Ayers will sell your farm fo,
you, or loan you money. 52-tI
Wallace Scott returned from a trip to
Eastern points this week.
An hour at bowling the easy plan to
make the world healthy man. 2l-tf
Many are suffering from attacks of
sore threats and colds at the present
j time.
II. K. IIilbourne is assisting in the
office of the Miller Implement 4 Hard
ware Company this week.
] For .Rent--Three furnished rooms.
Hot and cold water. Enquire of vii,
liam Webb. Phone Pacific AL. 1S-tf
Harold Harris reports that he has
concrete foundation laid and the first
story is on the way to completion
Harold believes in building on a solid
foundation.
Tom Crossley reports that Robert
Markham, road overseer for the South
Fork district has been doing some
splendid work on the trail from the
South Fork bridge up the hill.
Mouldings and fancy fir see Madi-
son. 1S-tf
The wedding bells have been jingling
considerably this week in the city of
Grangeville and of late and several
have entered or contemplate entering
the domain of double blessedness.
Last week Basil Harris left for Lew
iston enroute to the fair at San Fran
cisco to be gone for a month or so.
Since his absence w. A. Hall has been
acting as clerk of the probate court.
The telegraphic returns from the
world series being played between the
Boston and Philadelphia teams have
week and many enthusiastic fans have
been watching them very closely.
Considerable excitement was accession
ed Tuesday evening when the little
Foster boy, grandson Of G. A. Brans-
combe, could not be found and it was
thought for while that the little boy
was lost. He was later found reposing
in the pantry.
Don Fisher and DIR. Moore went out
and as Don has not been Boosting of
big bag of the web foots it is to be pre-
sumed that they drew a blank. Don had
good luck in getting ducks while in
Lewiston he states.
Word received from Albert Riutcel,
who is seeing the fair at San Francisco,
states that he and Mrs. Riutcel are hav-
ing a fine time and that they have ex-
tended the time they had planned to
spend. They will return to Grangeville
a week from Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs A. p. MacBoyle expect
to leave next week for California where
they will spend the winter at San
Diego. The trip will be made in their
Ford providing it is fit to leave the
prairie next week Mr.. MacBdyle 5
parents have been living in San Diego
since last winter.
j. w. Eresch the Grangeville cigar
maker now has two cigar makers EN-
ployed in his factory making the Ell
Santaire and Idanha cigars which have
round such good demand in the COM
munity of late. Mr.. Eresch is making
"A class of goods that are pleasing the
smokers and expects to continue up to
the present standard.
| Attention is directed to an article
from the Spokesman Review detailing
the results of massmeeting of Inland
Empire wheat growers in Spokane last
Saturday, the market situation as af
feeted by carriage charges being con-
sidered. The article is interesting and
instructive. A later mass meeting is
called for November ID in Spokane and
all organizations in the Inland Empire
are invited to attend.
Ranger Tom Crossley came in We'd
nesday from his Castle creek ranger
station on the usual monthly trip for
mail and supplies. He states that the
crew of twenty men engaged by the
men interested in the Three Mile plac