Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-22

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! Mrs. Nancy Hender has gone to Cam
bridge for a visit with her son an
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hove.
: Hill.
a Mrs. Joe Sorrow left Tuesday morn
Z ing for Cambridge where she will b.
i the guest of the Gustads for week O
!. two.
Claud Penland of Pendleton arrived
in Grangeville on last Thursday even
ing's train and left Friday morning fol
? Florence where he is interested in min
ing property.
n Attorney g. T. johnson, who has been
visiting at Seattle and other coast
,fpoints for the past three weeks return
ed to Nezperee last Friday evening
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T. Tom Crossley came in from his rang.
er station on Castle Creek on the usual
monthly trip for supplies and provi.
sions. Tom states that he has lots of
work ahead of him during the fire sea-
son. :
Peter Brockenour returned from Soap
Lake Thursday evening at which place
he has been taking treatment for rheu
matism. Although he has not entirely
recovered from the ailment he is much
better
Articles of incorporation were filed
Saturday with the secretary of state
by the McGhie Trading company of
Grangevills capitalized for $4,000,
with j. A. McGhie, N. b. McGhie and
W. n. Scales incorporators.
DIR. Warren s. Moore of Moscow has
purchased the office and practice of DR..
w, IL. Warner and will become identi-
fled with the medical profession of the
county August l. DR.. Warner, who has
been practicing here for the past
several years and is physician and
surgeon of more than ordinary ability.
has decided to locate in larger ,ity
and with this object in view will take
up the practice of medicine in Wenat-
chez.
Fred Pfenebecker of Winona was in
the city the first of the week accom-
panied by his brother, DR.. William
Pfanebecker, of Sigourney, Iowa, who
with his son and daughter are making
a visit in the west. The Doctor stateo
he was well pleased with this section
of the country and while he did not be-
lieve we would ever be able to practice
diversified farming as they do in Iowa.
he was confident this land would even
tually be so farmed as to pay good in
terest on a valuation of $3.50 an acre.
J. b. Carter was in from his ranch on
the Clearwater Monday, accompanied
by his brother in law, w. f. DAILY. who
with his wife are here from Oklahoma
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
Mr.. DAILY, who is cashier of bank at
Buffalo, Oklahoma and naturally keeps
well Informed on agricultural conditions
stated while he considered his section
of the country an ideal wheat land he
had to admit after an examination of
the field of grain on the Bob" Walk |
err place, Camas Prairie went them
several better.
jess Callahan returned Tuesday even
ing from Seattle where has had been
attending the Shriner s meeting. Visi.
tors to the number of 10000 were pres
emit and the entertainment and hospita
lity extended by Seattle is matter of |
comment on every hand.
Bert Augur, who was also delegate
from here, will remain on the Coast for
a fortnight longer and VIM Coram,
another Grangeville delegate, has left
for San Francisco where he will paw
visit to old time friends before return
ing
For Sale-A DeLaval cream separa.
tor. Phone 11x4. ga
Farmers should plan ahead to at.
tend the meeting of the agrieulturalists
Of the N. P. railway company who will /
be here on the End of August for an i
I'll day meeting. The meeting will be
interesting and instructive. The pur-
'ose of the company conducting these
MEETINGS is the same as where the i'm
ported milk strain Durham bull was t
placed on the prairie at the Tom Bales |
anch IN the interest of developing a q
milk and beef, dual purpose stock. t
farmers should remember also that
his animal is available for use at the /
Bales ranch.
n :
Craig Spencer of Seattle, who holds
considerable interests in the way of Il
arm lands here, came over the first of
he week to attend to some business
latters. He states things are lively :.
yer on the Coast and all that is lack.
az is shipping facilities for the export U