Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-12-09
Kozy Koal see the Madison.
Buy q farm. Geo. M Raad

Kozy Koal see the Madison. ls.tf
Buy farm. Geo. M. Reed. 26-tf
Insure your high grade thorough
bred farm animals against loss in the
Iowa State Livestock Insurance Co.
T. L. Leonard, agent. 29-tf
Mrs. Alkire from Lucille has been
spending several weeks visiting old
time friends at Grangeville and over
the prairie after making prolonged
visit with her dentist, DR.. Green.
Special prices on photographs for
few days. Come and inspect styles and
make dates for sittings. Hancock
gallery. 28-tf
DIR. Sisson of the state board of edu-
cation will be the guest of honor at a
banquet to be given at the Imperial
this evening by citizens and business
men of the city to the number of fifty.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. M.
! Reed. 26tf
George Killmar, a well known reser-
walton farmer, is in town today look
ing after business matters. He found
the roads in such a condition that it
was not advisable to take the car out
and came over in hack.
The grip has fastened itself upon
Grangeville along with many other
towns in the Northwest and from all
reports this city, while containing any
number of cases is not in it with North
Yakima where over 400 people are down
with the malady.
One hour at bowling time well spent
an amusement innocent. 21-tf
The first local mail for Santa Claus
passed through the post office this week
and was properly dispatched. Last
year quite number of little folks
found occasion to write jolly old Santa
and none of them had reason to regret
making their wants known.
Joseph p. Eresch, maker of the Ell
Sanitaire and Idanha cigars, travelled
over to Nezperce Monday and visited
ire dealers in that place. He also stop
ped in and attended to the wants of
customers at Vollmer and Ilo. The
quality of his goods has created a good
demand and he is enjoying good patron
age on the outside.
Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Charles Kerr, through the agency of
Aronld Bros, sold his eighty acre farm
in the Tolo section to John Evans this
week. The purchaser comes from the
Salmon river section and will take pos
session of the place at once. Mr.. Kerr
will continue to reside in Idaho county,
having $50 acres under lease which he
will farm this year.
Some of the hunters who left this
week on a hunting trip returned before
we could announce that they had left
Two of these were Glib and Jake Eimers
who returned yesterday from the Mea l.
ows. Glib said he would have gotten
deer but it would not come out from be-
hind tree and his gun was not of
large enough calibre to penetrate both.
Doors and windows at the Madi.
son. lS-tf
B. l.. Maxey of Ashmoor, Montana,
who has been visiting down in the
White Bird country and up at Garfield
was in Grangeville today on his way
back home. He has not been taking
Grangeville paper and after he had read
the Free Press he decided he would
keep in touch with old friends and had
his name entered for a year in ad-
vance.
Need any money! See Geo. M.
Reed 26-tf
Do not forget the masquerade ball
which will be held at Schmadeka's hall
on Friday evening, Dec. II. 1t is given
under the auspices of the w. o. w. |
Circle of Grangeville. There will be
good music, cash prizes will be given
for the best lady and gentleman dancer,
and also the best costumed couple.
Above all the best thing is the good
time which is assured. Plan to at
tend pol
G. w. Smith of Smith Brothers, who
have been making such a wonderful sue
cess in operating the New York mine,
came out today from Orogrande on
business. They have twentyfour men
at work this winter and are pounding
out plenty of the yellow metal We
have it on good authority that the
amount of gold brought out today ex-
ceeded that of previous trips by a thous-
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