Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-28
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Brick and lime on hand at Madl-
son. ls.tf
NJ. l.. Ayers will sell your farm fo'
Won mr. loan Won money. 52-tf
p. W. Martin of Cottonwood was in
the city last night on matters of bust
ness.
For Sale: Late model Oliver type
writer with printotype. Inquire of
X Y. 4. 23-4*
Theo. Swartz of the White Bird see
ton, was up the first of the week on
business.
Walter Hickerson returned Sunday
evening from Spokane where he had
been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Wisener and son,
Robert, returned Sunday evening from
a week S stay in Spokane.
G. A. HolIenbeak, who was a resident
of this section until several months ago,
i is now located at Nyssa, Oregon.
T. Edmuudson returned Sunday even
ing from Spokane where he spent
Several days in business way.
Rev Father Zuur returned last Fri
day from Elk City where is had been
for the greatest part of the week.
Miss Virginia Branscombe left Tues
day morning for Tacoma where she will
visit with sister for a fortnight
just received new line of picture
moding of latest designs. Come early
and get your choice at Hancock Under
taking rooms. 1922
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Schmadeka are
mourning the death of son, the first
born, who passed away Monday, living
but few hours.
John Mclean left this morning for
Montana where he expects to visit
with relatives and also try his luck
on getting a homestead.
One hour at bowling time well spent
an amusement innocent. 2l-tt
Mrs. Thomas j. Morris and daughter
of Spokane who have been visiting
with relatives and friends for the past
two weeks will leave for their home
, Friday morning.
J. L. Preston, the Fem barber, founC
time to run over the first of the weel
, and spent several hours in town. Hi
{ SAYS the midway town is live on'
T and business is good over there.
| Jasper Booth of Garfield was il
Grangeville this week on business am
r while in the city placed his name witt
other readers of the Free Press am
p ordered the paper sent for year.
5 Doors and windows at the Madi
0 son. lo-I
{ We are still selling lard cheap. Blu.
now, as the bulk of our lard is gone
$ Watch our windows for Saturday spt
n cias Grangeville Market, McGhi
d Trading Company. 90
r We are in the market for beef cat
: tie whether il is one head or a carload
Call us up or come in and see us whe
you have anything for sale in tn
livestock line. McGhie Trading Con
pany. 20
James Wood won the prize this wee
given by the Smoke House for tn
highest scoring on the alleys. Las
week Edmund Schmadeka took dow
the two dollars and half which
being given weekly.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cawley wi
leave his week for San Francisco whel
they will visit the exposition. The
will be gone some little time, Ed tai
ing IA much needed rest from his duti'
at the local railroad station.
Charles Simmons who has been worl
ing for the forest department as loo
out in the Seven Devils country can
in Tuesday. Charles says snow h;
been falling quite frequently at h
camp and is about "a foot deep
Deputy L. S. Marshal Mark How
is in the city today from Moscow al
is said to be looking ints-some matte
that need investigation hereabouts.
is accompanied by Deputy Game Wa
den J. J. Keane.-Cottonwood Chror
Gle.
I Mrs. V. Knapp left Monday for Sp
kane where she will be the guest
friends for several days, going lat
to Great Falls, Montana to meet h
sister, Mrs. George Jump, of Chica
who will spend the winter in Grane