Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-07
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Mrs. Chester Arnold srent Thanks
giving in Sites with her sister, Mrs.
T.. Ellis.
Get your wife new set of dishes 70
Christmas at the Miller Hardware & I'm
plement Co. 90
The roads are frozen and a it'll
rough but are smoothing down will
travel day by day and the autoists ar,
making good time.
Last week Mrs. Joseph Brockman 1n
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the White hospital in Lewiston. w,
are pleased to report that the operation
was successful and that Mrs. Brockmar
is recovering rapidly.
The local loan agents advise us thai
interest has never been paid more
promptly than it has this fall; also 6
number are paying off their loans al OF
the prosperity that exists in this com
munity.
Looks like Eli Ingram is going after
the Christmas turkey with a good
chance to win, having the highest score
at the Smoke House alleys at the pres
ent time. That will make two Turks
two deer and three dogs for Eli, which
is altogether too much, so he is plan
ming on disposing of the dogs.
As a result of applying alcohol pur
chased for mechanical purposes to
gueneh their thirst, two parties were
picked up on the street the other day by
Deputy Eller and as a result of hear
ing before Judge Carrots are now on the
first lap of 80 day Jail sentence which
the court inflicted for drunkness.
Clifford Powell of the Joseph plains
arrived in GraRgeville this week on his
way to Lenore, Idaho, where he will
spend the winter season, returning in
the spring to his home on the Joseph
He order the Free Press to come to his
address that he might have the news of
the Salmon river section from week to
week.
The Arion Male chorus held its Tues
day evening rehearsal at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Riutcel. All OF
the members of the chorus were present
but one and splendid evening was en-
joyed by all in practicing new music
recently received. The next rehearsal
will be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
All Baker.
$100.000.00 private money to loan at
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton. est
Forest Ranger Tom Crossley has been
spending a few days in the community
making his headquarters in Grangeville
while he has been working on forest
service telephone lines Monday Tom
made a trip to the river and attended
to some work in connection with the
new survey of the proposed South Fork
wagon road.
Arizona Gazette, Arizona sc Rita
Rich and her Killarney Girls proved
satisfactory in the extreme, and were
compelled to respond to encores after
practically every number. The enter
tainment was thoroughly artistic and
enjoyable in every FEATURE Third
number of Lecture Course opera house
Friday evening, Dee. s. Under auspices
of Civic Club. 29-l
George M. Martin and wife left last
week in time to take Thanksgiving din.
ner with Mr.. Martin s parents expect
ing to be gone for about ten days. Geo
expects to take up his duties in the
office of County Treasurer Elect j. A.
Bradbury after the first of the year and
is taking advantage of the opportunity
to visit his parents at this time before
his new duties tie him too close to get
away.
See the ad-Holstein Bulls for sale.
best values ever offered. Walter
Hickerson. 14-tf
Judge Henry Hazlitt returned home
to Dixie Tuesday morning after a few
days visit in Grangeville among old
friends Mr.. Hazlitt does not Just
exactly yearn for the mountain life
during the winter time, and is looking
forward to the future which will per
init him to be away during the, winter,
being tied in Dixie now by his mining
interests. He expects to return to
Grangeville in February when court is
in session.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. 17-tf
Grand Junction, Colorado" Bright,
pretty, and tastefully gowned and best
of all artists in their line, the Killarney
Girls delighted the audience at Superba
Theatre, Friday evening. Their choruses
were perfect melody. The two violin
lists, who gave several duets and one or
two solos, were thoroughly enjoyed and
evidenced a finish that was a surprise
to everyone. 1t is safe to say that the
Killarney Girls made warm place for
Ireland in the hearts of their audience,
and that return visit to the city will
give them the crowded house that they
Deserve Third number of Lecture
Course opera house, Friday Evening,
Dec. 8. Under auspices of Civic
Club. 29-1
Country lard wanted at the City Mea.
Market, LIFT