Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-26
Insurance. Carrots.
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in the city today.
An excellent Richmond piano for
sale cheap. Enquire of Rev. H. f.
Bush. 1tf
See the new Promo Camera, TT
Anastigmat lens, at reduced price at
The Right Drug Store. lift
Miss Eva Jourdan and niece, Ruth
Munro, leave tomorrow for Spokane
for a visit with relatives.
For Sale: Registered Holstein bull,
Oxford Dekol Paul No. 90104, 8 years
months old, for $4,000. w. E. Meeker,
Box 46, Kooskia, Idaho. I3-4*
Mrs W. I'll. Warner and children will
depart for the east Friday for visit
with relatives. The children will at
tend school at Washington, ID. G. this
fall
Joe Coyne and son, Bernard will leave
for the east the middle Of the week,
the young man entering Harvard and
his father visiting with relatives before
returning west.
Little Miss Amy Wiley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Wiley returned
home Wednesday evening from Moscow
where she has been enjoying visit
with her grandma, Mrs. r. III. Wiley.
She also visited relatives and friends at
Pullman and Garfield and had very
pleasant time while she was away.
Will Jones, who was in town this
week from the ely Blow ranch in
the Boles section, reports that his
brother, Bob who is in the hospital at
Butte, Montana is convalescing slowly.
He has been permitted to sit up for a
him to remove to lower altitude for
his health.
Hervin Rothwell came home from
Boise last Saturday evening where he
has been attending meeting of the
state board of equalization. Mr.. Roth
well and the assessor of Latah county
came back together by the way of
Butte, Montana. Hervin says Butte is
by far the liveliest and best city they
came through on their journey home
ward.
A thunder shower accompanied with
some hail visited this section and
neighboring localities last Saturday.
No considerable damage has been re
ported although some of the ripe grain
in the fields awaiting the combine and
harvester suffered little injury. A
team hitched to binder out on Mrs.
Ramsdell 5 place became frightened
during the storm and ran away.
J. J. Lamm left Saturday evening for
the Robbins place southwest of town
and expecting to return Sunday evening
after a fishing trip up on White Bird
creek. Contrary to expectations Joe
did not turn up until about midnight
Monday. 1t is rumored that he got lost
in the woods and was delayed from re
turning when expected. He feels well
repaid for all the difficulties of the
trip however as he brought back some
fish.
The northwestern agents of the
Dodge car were in Grangeyille recently
with one of the Dodge Brothers. make
demonstrating. The car looked SO good
to Jake Eimers after several tests made
to show its good features that the
Hardware and Implement Co. A car
load of Dodges will be shipped up or
the prairie soon for delivery to agents
at Ito, Nezperee, Cottonwood and
Grangevile. Several have already been
sold.
The many Nezperce friends of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. l.. Kilen, of Woodburn
Oregon, will learn with sadness that
Mrs. kilen is critically ill., This news
was brought to us in last week 5 Wood
burn Independent. Nezperce never had
two more highly esteemed citizens than
che kilens, he having been one of the
founders and for number of years was
cashier of the Union State Bank here.
Mrs. Kilen s health was not good on the
prairie, though, and it was principally
ON this account that the family moved
to lower altitude. 1t is hoped that
the good lady may yet find relief from
her ailment and again experience rug
gea health-Nezperce Herald.