Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-13
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Loans. Carrots.

Brick and lime on hanu AT Maui
son. lS-t1
H ID. l.. Hartman of Joseph attended
to business matters in Grangeville the
first of the week.
/. f. Zuyer returned from Spokane
Sunday having been in that city for
about week attending to business
matters.
If you love music, vocal and ms tru-
mental, hear Ham s Jubilee Singers,
talented colored musicians at the opera
house, Monday, January "a. B4-2
Shingles and laths Madison has
them. 1S.tf
w. d. Perkins and wife, who were
visiting in this community with their
daughter, Mrs. Roy Taylor, retur ned
home to Charleston Saturday.
A. w. Talkington has his hand out
of the bandage for several days and it
has entirely healed from the scalds
which he received some time ago.
Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Mrs. B. L. Mitts of Portland, Oregon,
who has been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Marguerite Telcher since the holt
days left for her home Saturday mhIn.
ing.
Deputy William Eller returned from
Elk City Tuesday where he was CON
Quoting an investigation in refere nce
to the poisoning of citizen of hat
community.
Need eny money! See Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Mrs. Harold Harris went to Lewiston
Wednesday to spend a few days in that
city visiting friends. Harold is batch
ing and has half of the dishes in the
house dirty.
Ham IS Jubilee Singers were here on
former occasion and they will come
again Monday, January, "a. Their pro
gram of musical selections will please
lovers of music. Remember the
date. 34-2
Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
O. p. Langstaff came in from Elk
City Tuesday to Grangeville and left
Wednesday morning for Elk, WASH ing
ton, where his family is. Mr.. Lang
staff will not return to the Elk City
home in Washington. Business inter
ests in Idaho county will bring him
back from time to time however.
{ Moulding and fancy fir see Madi-
son. lb-tf
During the winter the Arion Male
Chorus in order to continue the regular
rehearsals on Tuesday evenings, and on
account of difficulty in procuring a
room properly heated to practice in,
are meeting at the homes of the mem
bers of the chorus. Tuesday the
chorus met at the Manse with Reverend
Gornall. Next tuesday evening they
will meet at the home of A. M. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Neuman who SO
efficiently serve the public as host and
hostess of the White Bird hotel were
pleasant callers at the Free Press of
tice today. While here Mr.. Neuhan
ordered the Free Press sent to his son
Wilbur Neuman, who is engaged in
business in Culdesac. While here Mr.
and Mrs. Neuman both professed them
selves as more than pleased with the
Free Press and they also said some
other nice things that made us proud
and which we are too modest to repeat
Anyway their son will read the home
news of the Salmon river country from
now on. Call again.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. NJ.
Reed. 2b-tf
Of all the many stage and literary
successes produced in motion pictures,
the Paramount five-part production
1.-THE Moth and the Flame' will I'M
doubtedly be heralded, from dramatic
point of view as one of the greatest
screen achievements of the present day.
The strongest of the many scenes in
this drama is that in which the sinful
man who symbolizes the flame meets
his Nemesis, while in the same room
that tragedy stalks occurs a fantastic
and frivolous society circus and mas
querade ball. 1t will be at the Lyric
Friday, January IA, matinee and even
ing.
will no doubt do we'll on the road.
Ralph Loveless former Grangeville
boy who was employed for a number of
years by |. G. Hattabaugh in the i'm
plement business, was in the city the
llrst of the week calling on the local
implement trade. He is now employed
by the Oliver Plow Co. and has one of
the best road jobs in the Northwest.
For a while he was stationed in Canada,
having charge of the business of that
firm in Calgary, and found the Cana
dams mighty fine people to do business
with but was glad to get back to the
land of living. The war has greatly
upset business in the Dominion and it
will be some time before conditions are
as good as they were before the war