Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-09-09

F. +. Putnam the tailor for that new
suit Basement of Mclean build
ing loft
An excellent Richmond piano for
sale cheap. Enquire of Rev. H. T.
Bush. l-tf
large assortment of farm imple-
ments at Walter Hickerson IS sale next
Tuesday, Sept. 18th. 1911
George Manning and family started
on an outing and vacation trip the first
of the week to be away about week or
ten days.
Make better butter, get best prices,
buy the Minnctouna House Creamery
Churn at Walter Hickerson Is sale next
Tuesday, Sept. l4th. 1911
Attorney Charles f. Winstead Of
Boise was in Grangev1ile the first of
the week attending to legal matters
before the district court.
Fred Noyes expects to start work
next week on the construction of
fine dwelling house out on the Cole
man Kerlee place north of Grangeville.
George Woods is up from his Snake
business matters in Grangeyille and ar
ranging to get his family up for school.
Dr. Slusser and family returned Mon
day evening from an outing and fishing
trip spent up on John $ creek The
doctor reports poor success in Turing
the trout from the stream.
j. j. Janasco and Howard Weather
bee We're up on Mill creek and John IS
creek fishing Sunday and returned home
Monday. Both state that fishing was
poor but they got some birds.
j. +. Arledgo was h re last week
from Dixie, Washington, visiting his
son, IL. +. Ailedge, who is working in
the employ of Joe Sorrow in his !
shop. Mr.. Arledge returned
home the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman b. Addison
who have been visiting at the home of |
Mrs. Alice Shaft at Charleston for the |
past two weeks came up Sunday to
to visit with Mrs. John I
Norman 5 mother, and Loyal
his brother.
L. NJ. Harris shipped some splendid /
specimens .cof oats to Mr.. Bricker,
Northern Pacific railway official at I
st. Paul, the first of the week. The !
oats were obtained from the Ed Ora
ham place and measured feet and 8 I
inches. The bundle was a large one
and was all one man could carry.
A complete blacksmithing outfit and
OTIS of other tools Walter Kicker
'on 5 sale next Tuesday, Sept l4th 1911
A trip out on the prairie shows the
greater amount of this years grain
.rop still standing in the shock await
ny the machine. This is especially
rue around Grangeville where there
,eems to be an insufficient number of
hreshing outfits to handle the big har-
test. 1t, is also being found difficult
% get teams to haul grain to the ware
louses.
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Parker of Walla
Nalla are here for visit at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Chamberlain,
PARENTS Of the later. Mr.. Parker, who
rad charge of the Clearwater schools
previous to leaving here, has been
eaching in Oregon but has about
decided to give up school work tenn
at least, due to the condition
# his health.
Miss Rosa Claire Williams, pop
liar Gfangeyille young lady who COM
pleted a course in nursing at Salem,
oregon last year, arrived Monday night
or a visit of several months with her
'ather, brothers and other relatives.
Miss Williams graduated with highest
honor in the largest class that has com
,leted the course in the Salem institu-
ion in years and since graduation has
lad charge of many difficult cases.