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

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Herman Hussman was over from Cot
tonwood Tuesday in his Ford.
| If flies bother your horses or cattle
telephone the City Feed Store, phone
Il31. 12-4
viii Jones and Will Platt were in
from their stock ranch in the Boles sec.
tion the first of the week.
Mrs. Dona l.. Hughes and father re-
turned last week from q summer IS vaca-
ton spent in Portland.
Anyone desiring insurance on grain
in field, stack or warehouse call UP Z.
l.. Leonard. Lowest rates in most re-
liable companies. Phone 131. 1872
Frank Bowman returned last week
from Northern Idaho where he has been
working for Jack Turner who had a
contract for making flume near Wal
lace.
Jake Richards HE'D himself away to
the mountains this week for an outing
and expects to devote a little of his
time to the popular pasttime of catch
ing some trout.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Abramson and Mr..
,and Mrs, Hub Wood left today. for
Whitmans up in the South Fork coun-
try to enjoy few days outing and
fishing on Meadow creek.
The Tuesday afternoon Club was en-
tertained at the park this week by Mrs.
AL Turner. A very enjoyable time is
reported. Mrs. Grant Benedict enter
tains the ladies next week.
George wilkins and family returned
from trip to South Idaho Wednesday
evening, the journey being made over
land in Mr.. wilkins Studebaker. They
have been gone about week.
Mrs. M. j. Graves will leave next
Sunday on trip to Louisville, Ken
lucky to be gone for some time ON a
visit in the blue grass state. She will
go over the Northern Pacific railroad.
Last week the Reverend III. Z. Bush
! went to Spokane to attend the meeting
and picnic of the Michigan club mem
bers at Natatorium Park Mr.. Bush is a
native of Michigan and enjoyed himself
immensely.
William Coram returned from the fair
at San Francisco last week and reports
that he enjoyed an exceptionally
pleasant time. He went down to the
Golden Gate city from Seattle at the
close of the Shriners convention
Have your films developed by an ex-
pericnced man, at The Right Drug
Store. lift
Warren Smith, son of Dolph Smith,
came up from Lewiston the latter part
of last week where he has been under
care of the doctors in st. Joseph Is
hospital for Bright S disase. He is well
on the road to recovery and states that
he is feeling fine.
Workmen have been putting the old
c. T. Mcdonald residence in repair
ready for the occupancy of DIR. Warren
S. Moore and family. The house has
been papered and the yards have been
moved. Mrs. Moore will arrive about
the first of September.
Eighty nine head of 23O pound shoats
topped the local hog market this week,
six and a half cents pound being
paid for them by William Grunewald,
the purchaser. The porkers were raised
by Charles and Riley Seay who know
how to produce topnotchers.
j. j. .Janasco has been travelling up
to the foot of the mountains along
about dusk of late on bike to spend
the nights in the pines. John is evil
IDENTIFY endeavoring to increase his
lung capacity to be in the best of
shape for the coming ball season.
\ fishing party consisting of DR.. +.
+. Wood and wife, Eli Ingram and
wife, Ralph Kennedy and Miss Neon
nell returned from trip up the little
Salmon last Sunday. The party had a
splendid time and caught all the fish
they wanted. The trip down and back
was by auto and was made without q
single mishap. The trip down was
made in twelve hours.