Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-25
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS


Buy farm. Geo. NJ. Reed 26- tt
Moulding and fancy fir see .Madi-
son. lS-tf
Masquerade ball at Schmadeka s hall
Dec. IL. Meet me there. 27-4
M. L. Ayers will sell your farm for
you, or loan you money. SGT
Bran and shorts, steam rolled feed,
poultry supplies. Norwood Ware
house. Aft
Lewiston Employment Office, Lewis
ton Idaho, 620 Main st. Phone 900.
w. II. Young, manager. 497tf
Mrs. Jennie r. Thompson and family
of Sites were Grangeville visitors the
latter part of last week.
A car of timothy seed was shipped
from here last week to Marsyville,
Ohio, there being brisk demand in
the east for Idaho timothy seed.
Be on hand at 10 a. M Sat- Dec. if
you want your choice of dainty Xmas.
presents at the Federated ladies
sale. 27-2
Ben jackson of Dayton, Washington
came through Grangeville and will go
into the Hump where he will look after
mining interests in that district.
Mrs. F. E. Putnam has opened dress
making parlors in the Revere Hotel
building and would be pleased to meet
the ladies of Grangeville. Satisfaction
assured. 26-tf
Hancock & Iverson manufacturers of
cement steel reinforced grave watts.
Guaranteed water proof. For informa-
ton call at Hancock Undertaken,
Parlors. 1s-tf
"The Rosary seven reel, Selig Red
Seal feature picture at the Lyric, Fri
day, Dee. g. Proceeds of performance
to go to the Civic Club to maintain
ladies' rest room. 27-2
Frank Taylor, the Salmon river cat.
tleman, is in town today and will
leave the last of the week for Oakland,
California where he will join Mrs. Tay.
Tor and the family and remain for the
winter.
Eli Ingram, Doctor Moore and Leo
Brust returned from Doc Denny's place
up on Mill Creek last thursday even
ing. Eli was the only one of the party
that got deer and as he has missed
getting deer for several years he is
walking high.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. NJ
Reed. 26-tf
About six inches of snow fell Friday
and covered the ground with the beau
tiful white, but the chinook soon melted
the snow and later rain completed the
work, leaving snow on the ground. The
snow still remains up on the mountain
side and has undoubtedly come to re.
main for the winter.
w. Z. Hardisty vouches for the au-
thenticity of the story of the bagging
of IL ducks in two shots on the raise,
out at Tolo lake recently, the marksman
being w. II. Hardisty. Kid Smith says
that this exceeds the limit for days
bag but how in the world can man |
guage the results of his shots.
Allen o. Hess, the Free Press cores
pondent, came up from White Bird |
Friday to meet some friends from Mos
cow. He took the gentleman down to
the Salmon river metropolis the same
day and expects to act as guide to the
favored haunts of the deer. We may
expect big story some time soon.
Brick and lime on hand at Madi-
son. 1s-tf
Mrs. Wallace N. Scales and Miss
Sylvia Parker were guests at the home
of Mrs. James f. Babb in Lewiston the
latter part of last week and from Lew
iston went up to Spokane where they
will spend Thanksgiving, returning
later to be guests of Mrs. Marcus Bar
nette and Mrs. F. Kettenbach before
returning home to Grangeville.
Among the fortunate hunters who
have returned from the mountains is
j. j. Lamm who came in from Fred
Corliss place Friday and brought as
evidence of his good craftsmanship a
fine four point buck. AL Schwable
came in with Joe. Three started out
Thursday morning and saw seven deer
and got three of them, one apiece.
Private money to loon. Geo. NJ
Reed. 26.tf
The Grangeville Electric Light and
Power Company has a force of men
busy in the southwest part of town set.
ting down the water main on the
street that passes the old Mcdonald
place and the school house. Consider
able trouble was experienced up in that