Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-16

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dress Box 625, city. 26-tf
, Peter Aschenbrenner of Ferdinand
was Grangeville visitor Wednesday.
For Sale-Good Jersey COW. Apply
at this office. 26-1E
F.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Wright are Port
land visitors this week and are expect
ed home in few days.
The county commissioners have been
busy this week making the official can
vass of the Idaho county vote.
Professor Buchanan, principal of the
Kooskia schools is in the city and Will
spend few days in this community.
Mrs. John ID. Long returned Sunday
evening from Post Falls, Idaho where
she spent a few days with her daughter,
Mary who is teaching school in that
city.
Jim Woods was reported to be rest
ing easy the last information had. 1t
is hoped that Jim will recover and be
able to be around among his friends
again.
c. G. Melkus who has been working
I for John Stevens dray line left Tues
day morning for Shelby, Mont. where
he will take charge of the baggage
room. Mrs. Melkus will go later.
Mr. Bob" a comedy introducing
many interesting and humorous compi
cations will be presented at the Column
bus school House, Friday, November "a.
Basket supper and dance after the
play. 26-l
epresentative-elect John T. Quinlan,
| Pleasant D. Taylor, Jack Wills and
A 4 Il
vile visitors today from Kooskia. They
came up last evening and returned home
this afternoon.
Hon. Robert III. Stevenson of Wallace,
editor of the PressT Times and senator
elect from Shoshone county, was in the
city the first of the week on matters
political. Mr.. Stevenson was elected
by big majority up there as was the
entire democratic ticket.
Graham s red tag sale closes Nov.
30. 26-1
Matt Gilbert returned Monday from a
trip into Buffalo Hump. He left just
before it had been discovers that John
son lid not turn up on election day and
this caused his friends to make inquiry
concerning him and which later lead to
the discovery that he was missing.
The roads which were muddy and in
bad condition for travel just before
the present cold snap have been frozen
and travel has smoothed down a track
that has made travel by auto possible
If the breakup comes gradual they will
soon be in splendid condition again.
The Chinese restaurant is being dis
mantled this week the proprietors hav
ing disposed of their interest and are
now preparing to move elsewhere. The
Midway Cafe will be moved into the
building, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. John
son are busy doing the moving today.
The ladies generally get new hats
about easter time every year. New hal
time for the men is once in four years
just after the presidential election
Some are pretty well provided accord
ing to reports, having won as many al
four hats, and other articles of appare
too numerous to mention.
Nov. % is the last day of the re,
tag sale at Graham 5. 60
Hon. Evan Evans, state chairman O
i, the republican organization, returne,
Sunday night. Mr.. Evans of cours,
was the recipient of considerable goot
natured jollying upon the part of hi
friends of the opposite party but tool
it all with good grace and demonstrated
he is mighty fine loser.
Brother Sasse of the Ferdinand Fin
terprise is entitled to credit for bein,
the first among Idaho county editors t,
announce the election of Wilson ant
Marshall. The Ferdiand Enterprise j
generally up to the moment on events O
the day, and the spirit that its ublishe
, has shown has helped much for Wilson
Wanted-Girl over fifteen, at E
Sanitaire Cigar Factory, over Fai
Store. got.
The Arion Male Chorus has again re
sumed its regular rehearsals and me-
.. Tuesday evening at the home of M. L
, Ayers. The members are Planning t,
enlarge the organization by the addition
of several new members. A place will
be engaged for regular meeting plac,
and piano will be rented for use
New music is on hand ready for worl
and Director Hilbourne is beating tim,
and urging the boys on to their best eff
forts.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhi
Trading Co. lit
Harold Sims, son of j. Frank Sims o.
this city, was elected to the legisla
ture from Twin Falls county last Tues
day. Harold run on the democratic
ticket and while the county ordinaril,
: is republican by large majority, hi
popularity with the people pulled hin
through and made him an easy winner
For the past eight months he has edite'
The Times, well known democratic
paper of that section and through it
column given most loyal support to tn
party and his election is a matter o
pride with the party of Twin Fall
county