Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-07
Farm Loans. III. w. Carrots.

Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
We buy old rubbers, copper, zine and
brass, Best prices. City Feed Store. % 4
All kind of aluminium ware for
Christmas at the Miller Hardware &
Implement Co. 1913
Hides and furs. We pay the high
est market price. Send by parcel post
if desired. City Feed Store. 1874
"Pauls Heavenly Visions" and
"The Seeking Cod will be Rev.
II. j. Wood IS themes at the Federated
Church next Sunday.
Mrs. Fred White and mother, Mrs.
Fisher, returned last week from Port
land where the former has been under
the care of specialist for short time
and return much improved.
| Martin Elenbas, a rancher of south
ern Idaho who recently purchased the
Beeman ranch, is here making ready to
take possession of the same just as soon
as Mr. Beeman holds his sale.
Owing to the car shortage cattle and
grain buyers are not much in the mar
kct nowadays. The Madison Lumber
Company have orders for Is ears of coal
for the local market, but are unable to
get any at present.
Miss Bourland arrived here from
Grangeville Monday morning and was
met at the depot by Joe Brockman and
wife--the latter a sister and an hour
later the trio started for the Lewiston
stock show in the Mr.. Brockman g Ford.
Ferdinand Eenterprise.
| Jas. Buchanan returned Saturday
evening from visit with friends at
Grangeville. He will leave in few
days with Jacob Eckert of Cottonwood
for Colorado and California points to
spend the winter months and take a
much needed vacation.-Koosk Noun
| taineer.
Conductor Pulzer of the Camas Prai-
RE passenger train, will be transferred
shortly to Spokane to take his old run
from Spokane to Paradise, Montana, a
new man from the main line relieving
him. Mrs. Pulzer left Tuesday morn
ing for Spokane in anticipation of the
change.
Mr.. Albert Butler of Lewiston and
Miss Ferdie Wilson of Grangeville were
united in marriage last Saturday even
ing, Rev. H. J. Wood officiating: The
happy couple slipped away to their new
home in lewiston, before their many
friends here had opportunity to extend
congratulations.
On account of the Inauguration of the
eight hour law, the railroad company
finds it will be necessary to put on an
extra crew to take care of the Grange
Vile Lewiston and Lewiston Sites runs.
This will give the crews of the passen-
ger trains on the two runs but eight
hours work day and will take effect
the first of the year
The Free Press notes with pleasure
that the Greed College Quest a news
paper published by the Reed College of
Portland, Oregon, now flies at its mast
head the name of Hugh Taylor as editor
in-chief. Mr.. Taylor is a Grangeville
boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
Taylor of this city. The reading main.
tains high standard of journalism,
and to a newspaper man, reading be-
tween lines, it is plain to see that Hugh
has the making of good journalist.
Stop at t . Idaho Rooming House.
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices
Mrs. N. L. rroughman. 17-tf
Craig Spencer came in from Seattle
first of the week looking after some
business matters. Mr.. Spencer who
operates logging company over on the
Coast, states that labor over there is
rather scarce as there has been quite
a demand for loggers across the line and
as a result the usual supply of men of
this class has been considerably ex-
hausted. He states the desire of the
Seattle people to see that the dry law
is enforced over here is general and the
smashing policy being followed by the
city authorities meets with popular APP
proval as the people are determined to
see the law is enforced and the city
kept free of the bootleggers and dives.
Beginning on the evening OF Satur-
day, Dec. Is, the Dancing Club will have
charge of the dances given each Satur-
day evening at Schmadeka's hall. For
some time past these affairs have been
under the able management of Messrs.
Johnston and Bunnell, but this week ar
fragments were completed whereby the
Dancing Club will be hosts in the future.
Splendid music has been secured and
the dances will be open to the public.
The dancing lessons given by Miss Cal
vert may be resumed at later date.
providing enough signatures to a guar
antee petition can be secured. This
petition is now held by Ed Abramson,
where those who desire to take dancing
lessons may sign it. No dancing in
structions will be given at the Saturday
evening dances, the whole evening being
devoted to dancing.