Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-15
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vile Tuesday.
Doe Denny was in from his ranch thi
J week and returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
/ j. Yeager of Garfield attended t
business matters in Grangeville tn
first of the week.
great many out of town visitor
have been in the city this week and tn,
Imperial has been crowded to its full
est capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hazelbaker ar.
the proud parents of son born tn,
first of the week. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
Miss Minnie Mcconnell and Mrs
Viva Stevens of Lewiston arrived on
Monday evenings train to visit in the
city for short time.
Mrs. Bert Swartz came in Tuesday
evening from kellogg and went down to
White Bird Wednesday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Galloway.
Come and see our Lawn Mowers be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Miller Hard
ware & Imp. Co. "The Place to buy
Hardware q Implements. .48-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones came out
from the Boles section this week and
will leave Friday or Saturday for their
home, taking back load of supplies.
Garden Hose-the kinkless kind is
what you want. We have it. Miller
Hardware & Imp. Co. "The place to
buy Hardware & Implements. 4s-tf
Misses Ruth and Beth Bangs, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bangs arriv-
ed from Portland Wednesday evening
to join their parents. Mr.. Bangs is
the foreman in the Free Press office.
Jess Callahan, William Coram and
Bert Anger left Monday for Lewiston
where they will join party of shriners
and make the trip in special car to
the gathering of the Shriners in Seattle.
Attorney E. M. Griffith left We'd
nesday for the mountains. We are not
informed as to his mission but we have
our suspicious that he had a fish and
game license concealed on his person
and nice assortment of flies along.
A party of mining men from outside
points went down to the Salmon to
inspect mining property the first of
the week and we are informed that
they were pleased with the property
and may start operations there later
Elmer Michael was in from his ranch
on the South Fork of the Clearwater
the latter part of last week. Elmer
closed a deal recently whereby he dis
posed of his valuable ranch to Dolph
Smith. This is one of the best ranches
in the South Fork country.
Fred Miller of the Snyder Miller
harness and saddlery company piloted
party consisting of his family and Mr..
AMI Mrs. Kent, who are here visiting
from Nebraska to the headwaters of
White Bird creek for weeks outing
and fishing trip. Mrs. Kent is sister
of Mrs. Miller.
Allen o. Hess the rustling reaI
estate agent of the White Bird and
Salmon river country, and the gentle
man who is responsible for the inter
esting items found on the White Bird
page of the Free Press came up We'd
nesday evening and it attending to
business matters in this city.
The Ford automobile which went over
the grae down in the Salmon river
country some time ago arrived in town
and underwent few repairs in Robin
son s garage and at present is running
as well as a new 1t was driven in
On its own motive power and suffered
40 considerable damage fender being
bent up a little.
Among the parties which have left
IN fishing and outing trips into the
Miekie, his brother who is visiting with
him, and family. They left Sunday
equipped for camping going
~ the way of Harpster ON the way
o Elk City. They expect to be gone
bout ten days.
Sue Harris will leave with the A
ead of horses which were purchased
or the Allies in Grangeville and which /
will start for Chicago the last of the
week. Sue states that he expects to
ee State street and Michigan avenue
nd swim in the lake before his return.
Both of the local implement com.
anies are about cleaned out ON bind
rs and mowers at the present writing
nd there is evidence that the haying
nd harvest season on the prairie is
bout to commence.
The rains of the past week and the
old damn weather has causad not n liz