Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-12
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Carrots. Real es at 42-tf
Mrs. Charles Lee and children from
Lewiston are in the city visiting with
trends.
An excellent Richmond piano for
sale cheap. Enquire of Rev. II. E.
Bush. l-tf
If flies bother your horses or cattle
telephone the City Feed Store, phone
1871 IA
Ed Coram returned home from Mos
cow last week where heb as been work
ing the past few weeks.
See the new Promo Camera, ~
Anastigmat lens, at reduced price at
The Right Drug Store. lift
The last saloon in Lewiston closed
last Thursday and the drouth season is
now on in full blast in the river city.
Best varieties of new potatoes. Early
Ohio and Early Rose, in any quantity,
for sale cheap at the City Feed Store.
Phone 1871. u .1a''tttr. r. 1879
Mrs Mary L. Mills and little grand
daughter, who has been visiting with
her, expect to leave this week for south
Idaho to visit with daughter Of Mrs.
Mills. Nt t
The Federated churches Sunday
school held picnic at Halls grove
Tuesday afternoon. The picnic was set
for several times and postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Doe Denny came in from his ranch
this week and is spending few days
in the city. Mr.. Denny is the father
of Border Days in Grangevilie and is
extremely anxious to see a big show put
on this year.
Sunday the grouse season opens on
the south side of the Salmon and sever
al have declared their intentions of be-
ing on the ground at the opening of
the season. Birds are plentiful this
year from all reports.
j. A. Graves and VIM. Bloom re-
turned from the meeting of the order
of Eagles held at Spokane last week
and report that they had the best
times of their lives. Both gentlemen
went as delegates Of the local lodge.
Walter Brown and family of Lewis
ton motored up last week and spent
several days at the home of w. w
Brown. He reports excellent crops al
over the prairie country and predicts ;
record beating tonnage from the prairie
this year.
A strictly modern and newly reno
waited coach is now attached to tn,
Grangeville train, which will prove :;
pleasure to the many travelling eacl
day over that line. The car is equippe
with washstands, drinking tanks, smok
ing compartment and other convenier
ces.
Bob Walker and wife and M.
Ayers anu WIG sbdfbtu We
nesday in an old fashioned prairi
cruiser for the region.~of the Littl
Salmon on fishing and outing trip
Mr.. Walker is generally pretty well IN
formed as to the good fishing places $
the party will be assured of good luck.
A Cooper, who has been spendin
some time in California where he own
property, passed through Grangevill
last week on his way to the Whit
Bird country where he will remain fo
some time looking after his property IL
terests down there. While he like
California he was mighty glad to q
back among his many friends in Idah
county.
Mrs. Patrick Toal of Mt Idaho cam
over the first of the week to look aftt
some business matters. She report
the safe arrival of Mr.. Toal and 81
Brown who left Mt. Idaho some tin
ago for Wisconsin where they will +
eeive medical treatment. While the
have started i on the treatments I'll
period has been so brief that no chang
for the better is noticeable.