Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-16

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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Have your photos made by pro-
fessional photographer at Hancock
gallery. 2Stf
J. J. Janasco jorneyed over into the
Harpster section Tuesday to attend to
some business matters
Professor Cook of the high school
faculty will spend the holiday season
in Ellensburg, Washington.
J. R. Campbell, government trapper
has perfected a coyote bait which does
the work. His ad appears in this is
sue
Moulding and fancy fir see Madi-
son. 1S-tf
Sheriff LATE Yates was a Lewiston
visitor Friday and Saturday of last
week, going down to attend to official
business.
Lost-Wednesday afternoon, pair
of gold bowed, bi-focal spectacles. Fin
der please return them to P. o. and get
suitable reward. 30-1*
Aluminium ware, silver ware and
beautiful hand painted china for
Christmas at the Miller Hardware &
Implement Store. 27-5
Fred Clark left the first of the week
for Portland where he will remain for
several weeks and may go later to
California for the winter.
Feed Store. 29-tf
Mrs. A. d. Sewell, of Lucille, spent
couple of days in the city the first of
the week visiting with Mrs. Giezentan-
ner and mother.-Cottonwo Chronicle
"Doss' Rosencrantz and wife of the
Winona section, were in town yester-
day doing Christmas shoppink. They
intend to move to Kamiah for the win
ter.
George Sheldon returned to his home
at Winona yesterday after being in tie
city for week receiving treatment for
an infection in his hand.-Cottonwoo
Chronicle.
State Game Warden, l.. 9. Jones and
assistant deputy James j. Keane of the
north Idaho section came to Grange
vile last Friday evening looking after
the business of the game department of
the state.
Joseph p. Coyne and daughter, Miss
Bessie returned from Lewiston Friday
where they spent several days of last
week. Joe while in the River City has
initiated into the secrets of the Scot.
fish rite of Masonry.
Notices of sale of head of horses
next Saturday have been tackled up by
the sheriff. The sale is under a mort
gage foreclosure and the horses will be
auctioned off in front of the Mammoth
barn next Saturday at 10 o. clock a. m.
Miss Brooks, principal of the high
school, will spend the Christmas season
in Gooding, Idaho. Miss Erbes will
be in Lewiston where her parents live.
Other members of the teaching staff
will remain in Grangeville during the
holidays.
Masquerade ball at Schmadeka IS hall.
Dec. II. Meet me there. 27-4
M. r. Conant, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Fem section has leased
his farm for the coming year and is
Washington in the near future where it
is hoped that Mrs. Conant will benefit
by the changS of climate.
Aaron F. Parker, the well-known pio-
neer resident of Idaho county, and
member of the North and South rail
road commission, was in Moscow Satur-
day from Grangeville on his way to
Spokane to confer with j. J. Day, ano
ther member of the commission-MosI
cow Star Mirror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Har.s Grant returned |
the latter part of last week ftom a trip |
to Lewiston and Spokane. In Spokane |
Harry purchased an Overland Six in
which he expects to while away many |
happy hours next summer. In Lewis /
ton he took the degrees of the Scottish |
Rite in Masonry.
The Nezperce Herald came out in |
holiday attire last week and some nice /
two color work shows up the many |
ads splendidly. The Herald is another
newspaper of the north Idaho section
that is credit to the community it rep.
resents and well deserves the supper. |
its merchants give.
La Grippe has united the community |
in and around Grangeville into sort |
of mutual suffering brotherhood, and
who exchange miseries and favorite
brands of cough drops on meeting, and
discourse on the efficiency of the
treatments they have undergone or are |