Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-02-24

For rent = Furnished apartment
rooms. J. Pfeufer 40-2
Atty. Fitzgerald OF Kooskia, is in
TIE ely this week on legal business.
Mark Howe, deputy L. S. marshal,
eanc in last night on official business.
Frank Watt came up from the Sal
mon river country this week on busi-
ness.
John Nevins Of White Bird is in the
city today looking after business mat
tets.
Mary Perry of Elk City, who con
duets butcher shop in that camp, is
out on business.
Den Greenburg, editor of the Star
Mirror, came in from Moscow last
night and win remain for a day or two.
To let several hundred acres of
spring blowing at one and 25-lo0 dol
lars per acre. VIM. Mulhall, Fem,
Idaho 40-4
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Grant, Mrs.
Grant, Sr. and Miss Mildred Holzehour
left for the Salmon river country this
week where they will spend the sum-
mer
Last Friday afternoon when Miss
Margaret Sweet was driving into town
her team became frightened and ran
away. Fortunately she escaped serious
injury but was quite badly bruised.
Hon. Robert II. Elder, National
Democratic Committeeman for Idaho.
and wife, arrived last night from their
home at occur d 'Alene City and are
here for the day.
U. s. Attorney McClear is in the
city this week appearing in the case
of Casady VS.. Stewart, looking after
the interests of the defendant who is
J Nez Perez Indian.
Sherman Tanning of Nezperce who
has been visiting with his friend,
Ralph Brockman who lives two miles
north of Grangevile returned to his
home the first of the week.
District Forester Silcox and Deputy
Forester Rutledge of the Missoula of
flee are in the city and will be in at
tendance at the rangers meeting for
] this forest reserve to commence to-
morrow
Mr.. Schinder, a cigar maker arrived
from Spokane Wednesday evening and
Thursday commenced making cigars in
the factors 0. j. w. Eresch. Joe has
been behind in his orders for some time
due to the extraordinary demand for
FL Sanitaire and Idanha smokes.
DR.. Pogue, graduate veterinarian, who
has been so successful praticioner III
this community announces that he is
going to fit up the building on the
back of the lots just behind the Lamm
drug store for use as veterinary hospi-
tai. He will have an office in the
building and calls will be received at
the Lamm Drug Company.
Mat Gilbert returned the last of the
week from Seattle where he has been
for some time on mining deal He
succeeded in sellin" the placer prope.
ty in which he and Arson Holmes are
heavily interested to Seattle parties
who will place steam shovel on the
same and began operations immedia-
tely.
| Brick and lime on hand at Madi-
son. 1S-tf
The Arion Male Chorus met for their
| Tuesday evening rehearsal at the hos
| pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
Taylor in south Grangeville and enjoy
ed pleasant evening. The members
absent at the rehearsal were j. Arthur
Brown, A. NJ. Baker and j. J. Janasco
The next meeting will be held at the
home of j. G. Eimers
S. O. Tannahill, county prosecutor of
Lewis county came in on Monday even
ing train from Nezperce to appear as
attorney for the defense in the case of
the State VS.. A. Wilder on charge OF
grand larceny. He was surprised to
see so little snow over here and states
that they have about % inches on the
level on the Nezperce prairie.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. NJ
Reed. 26-tf
A. Arveson, representative of the
Prudential Life Insurance Company for
the district of the Inland Empire has
been i'll Grangeville for short time
looking after the interests of his com
pany and left Wednesday for Moscow.
He states that the company is ENJOYING
some good business in this section. A. |
w. Talkington is the local agent.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bales will be pleased to learn the |
news of the recent arrival of bounc
ing baby boy at the Bales home in
Arizona and that mother and child are
siding in Arizona during the winter to |
reap the benefit of its healthful in
fluence and we are glad to learn that
they are enjoying health and pros
perity which will be increased by the |
joy of the new member OF the family
For Sale-One 300 pound work horse
at reasonable price. J. Pfeufer. 400 I
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. MacBoyle return
ed Saturday night from six month 5 |
trip through Southern California and |
Arizona. They enjoyed every minute
of their stay and Mae comes back fat.
tened up like the owner of thousand |
shares of 100 per cent war stock. They
spent most of their time in southern
California, going over to Arizona to-
ward the end of their stay feeling the
climate of that section was little
more beneficial to Mrs. MacBoyles |
health. Leaving here early in the fall,