Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-01-21
LOG AIS AND PERSONALS

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Loans-Geo. M. Reed. 29-4
Robert NeiIl came in from Higgins
Monday
Pacific Phone 1901 night 1. day. DR..
q A Green. Dentist. 28-4
Frank Peck of Oregrande came out
the first of the week on business.
Medium red clover for sale by Tom
Bales at Is cents per pound. 2s-tf
Do your washing with electricity at
8 cents per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light a. Power Co. 3-tf
For the best of blacksmithing see
Sion Southland, next door to George
I;varv 25.tf
If you want your chickens to lay use
our chick foods. Now on sale. Meader
A. Co. 35-2
b. l.. Hussman was over from Cotton
wood Monday transacting business In
Grangeville.
Mrs. F.. Il. Fogg came over from Nez-
perce last evening to spend few days
with Mr.. Fogg.
G. w. Stewart, an old timer of the
Tahoe section, was in town last Satur'
day on business.
Last Friday Mrs. Mat Gary was
taken i'll and since has been under the
care Of the physician.
Lew johnson of Golden came in from
that place Saturday to attend to bust
ness matters in Grangeville and re-
turned Sunday.
If yau have land that you do not
want see Fred Leonard, representing
the American Business Mems Associa-
t;on. He can sell it. 35-2
Miss Edna Brown left Wednes ~
morning for Portland whore she will
accept position in the wholesale MILL.
merry house of Bradshaw.
w. L. Hussman of Cottonwood was
over Tuesday and returned on Wednes
day mornings train. He reports every
thing prospecting over on the westside.
If YOU want to rent ranch or are
out of employment, the American Bust
ness Mems Association can place yo,
through. F. L. Leonard, local agent. 35-:
Coming-Amphion singers and play
ers, Thursday, January % at !. Q. Q
F. opera house. Auspices Of Civic Club
Do not miss the Amphion singers an
players. /. o. o. F. opera house, Thurs
dav January %. 35-
J. G.. Eimers went to Spokane Satul
day to make purchases of hardware an
implements and to attend meeting o
the hardware and implements dealer
convention.
j. W. Conyard came in Wednesda
evening from Spokane and will go gu
to the Pat Barrett ranch and study tn
science of agriculture. Mr.. ConyGr
is q, printer by occupation and hi
father has a job office in Spokane.
The Camera club met at the home o
Mrs. 7, f. I9dinanason Wednesday al
tegnoop with good attendance. Man
small social affairs were planned Yer
dainty refreshments were served afte
the business session. The next NEE
ing win be at Mrs. Hub Woods, Wee
nesday, February 18th.
A deal was closed today throug
which Max Leischner gains possessio
of the John Wilson place seven mile
west of town. The ranch contains "a
acres of all pillow land, lays well and
considered very valuable. The pric
paid by Mr.. Leischner has not bee
made public but is must have been
long one.
Tom Atwood of Winona came ovC
Tuesday on business. He states the
have much more snow over in that SCI
ttion than we have here and sleighin
is fair. He yeas accompanied by h
father-in-law, d. L. Wyrick of Kamial
arSho has not been in the county seat f.
five years past and naturally saw niue
Improvement.
joe Broekman and wife recently r,
turned from a visit up at Spokane an
while away paid visit with G. 7. Nj
Donald and family at Spokane. He r
:. serts that Mac is doing finely in hi
l,ew home. On. the way back home b
staid over night at Charleston with {
B. Campbell and family and report
that Mr.. Campbell is improving j
health every day.
Remember the chicken supper tina
will be served by the Episcopal ladie
next Saturday at their Guild Hall o
Hall street. Elaborate preparations ar
being made to entertain the suppe
guests and the public is assured co
dial time The High School orchestr