Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-19
Loans. Carrots.
42-tf

NJ. L. Ayers will sell your farm for
you, or loan you money. 52-tf
Professor d. F. r. Rice made trip
to Charleston this week to attend to bust
ness matters in that city
II Mrs Caddie Taylor and children of
the White Bird section left this week
for visit with relatives in California.
Superintendent J. j. Staley returned
from visit down at Pollock this week
his mission being in Connection with the
business of his office.
Mrs. James Mcconnell and daughters,
Edna and Maud and Anita, left this
morning for q visit at the Asa, Jones
ranch across the Salmon.
Bran end short, steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies. i Norwood d Ware.
house. ,s -.D .4-te
Mrs. Charles Baird, who has been in
Lewiston for some time, arrived last
night and will leave. in a few days for
( the Baird ranch in the Boles section.
h. President Sweet of the Northwestern
Live Stock Association, is in Spokane
this week attending a meeting of the
directors who are preparing the annual
premium list.
Els. Hancock, licensed embalmer and
undertaken. Only embalmer in Idaho
county holding certificate from
chartered college of embalming. Calls
answered day and night. 14-3
Earl Byers, who has been spending
the school vacation on the coast, re-
turned home last night and while he
enjoyed his visit was glad to get back
to the comfortable climate of Camas
Prairie.
With the completion of formal ar
rangements for the fourth annual Bor-
der Days celebration in Grangeville
considerable local enthusiasm is already
being expressed as indicated by the
color of the "cut 'em loose hat bands.
Mrs. Elmer Allison was operated on
last Monday morning by DR.. Warner
following illness which has lasted for
some time. DR.. Raines administered
the anaesthetic. At the present writ
ing Mrs. Allison is reported to be get
ting along very well.
elf it isn't an Eastman, it ism It a
Kodak lift
Mrs. Fred Kizer and daughter Miss
Josephine were registered at the I'm
perial last Friday. They started for
White Bird Friday to visit with Mrs.
Kizer's daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Van
Wey, on Salmon river. Mr.. Van Wey
came up to Grangeville to meet the
ladies.
Miss Myrtle Cowgirl returned home
last Sunday evening from a very enjoy
able summer vacation spent at diff
ferent places in California. While
away she also visited the fair at San
Francisco. Miss Cowgirl expects to
Normal this winter.
Rev. Bush pastor of the Trinity
Episcopal church of Grangeville holds
meeting at Sites once month. Next
Sunday services will be held at that
place. He is kept very busy these days
and expects to have his time more fully
occupied later in holding meetings at
other places along the Clearwater.
Will trade buggy for wood Enquire
at this office lift
Hans Gilbertsen arrived in Grange
vile the first of the week after several
months absence from the city. He an
nouneed that he has severed his con-
neetion with the North Portland Times
on which paper he has been manager.
Hans is looking well and has improved
in health since he left Grangeville.
Mrs. Grace Bickford arrived in the
city last night from Seattle to be at the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Elmer Ali
son who is seriously ILL Mrs. Carl Me
Lean another sister of Mrs. Allison ar
rived tohlght from oinhs, MONTANA.
They are all daughters of Mr. and. Mrs.
A. +. Nurss who live at the foot of
the mountain.
We are informed that John Mullinix
and family expect to move to Walla
Walla about the first of September to
make their home in that city. Mr..
Mullinix has not decided whether he
will go in business in that city as yet.
Albert Riuteel and wife expect to
leave sometime next month to take in
the fair at San Francisco.
T. J. Bernard, the noted mining en-
gineer who visited this section several
| years apn as the representative of Lon.