Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-27
Insurance. Carrots.


son. 18-tf
Need any money! See Geo. NJ.
Reed. 26-tf
Ynrs. w. A. Jones of the Boles sec
ton left last week for Portland for a
visit in that city.
Those having books belonging to me,
if through reading the same, please re-
turn to Don Fisher. 36-1*
MISS Fred White has been confined
to her home the last few days with
hemorrhage of the nose.
Buy a farm. Geo. M. Reed. 26tf
FRESH MILK-Delivered daily to
any part of Grangeville on and after
January q. Tickets on sale at the
Bakery. DIR. Brockman. 35-tf
Tuesday the District Court now in
session in Lewiston ordered the case OF
w. III. Casady VS. James Sturat, ct al,
transferred for trial to Idaho County,
the parties ue.endant being residents
of KoOskia
Kozy Koal see the Madison. 18-tf
Ephraim Fuller, young man residing
up the river from White Bird died yes
terday. News of his death was receiv-
ed in this city today but the cause not
given. Undertaken Hancock will con-
duct the funeral Saturday.
Miss Amy johnson was entertained
by the members of the Rebekah lodge
last night and fine time reported by
all present. Miss johnson will leave in
a few days for Cottonwood to resume
her duties in the Pacific States tele-
phone office at that point.
Robert Stephens of sunny south
Sask., arrived this week for visit
with George Stephens, of whom he is a
relative. He likes the country very
much up there and states wheat on sum
mer fallow ground went as high as So
bushels to the acre and flax 20.
l.. M. Foss, the congenial O.-W. R. &
N. representative of this territory, was
in the city yesterday and took in the
married folks dance last evening. He
says he never had a better time and
will make an effort hereafter to have
business up this way when another
dance is held.
You are cordially invited to attend
the basket social and dance at the
Mount Idaho school, Friday, January
80. Ladies' bring baskets. Proceeds
for school benefits. Ladies requested
to bring baskets. Mrs. randall, clerk
of Mount Idaho, school board. 3d.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. M
Reed. 26-t1
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brockman wen
over to their Ferdinand home this week
after several weeks stay in this com
In1& Ion -
household furnishings and some othe
articles the first of the week to thei
home near Ferdinand. The Brockman
are very estimable people and thi
community suffers decided loss il
their leaving.
| In letter received from DIR. 9. w
Slusser, who is taking post graduate
coure in surgery, and is now in Chicago
states: 81 will spend three NOR,
weeks here and then several weeks il
Omaha. Am getting fine work and my
trip will be eminently satisfactory
This is certainly some hospital centel
and affords a fine opportunity TO
surgical work.
NEED THE MONEY! MUST
SACRAFICE!! My SIX year old
Pure Bred Registered Black Percheror
Stallion; certified sound by Idaho ano
Wash. Has the weight, bone and gen
eral conformation necessary to sire thu
PROFITABLE KIND of colts. Need {
Stallion9 Write QUICK! He's bar
gain! r. Jay Trimbel, Vollmer, Idaho
"YOU WILL MISS 1T IF YOU MISS
IT.O $685.
Mrs. N. j. Yates returned from Lew
iston the first of the week with hel
son, Stanley, little fellow of foul
years of age who recently underwent al
operation for hernia at the hospital al
Lewiston. The operation was perform
ed by DIR. Warner, who is being highly
commended by Mrs. Yates. The little
lad is getting along nicely and will
soon be around as usual with his play
mates
This week we have been requested tc
change the address of G. +. Manring
formerly of Ferdinand to Connell, Wash
ington, at which place Mr.. Manring and
his family now reside, G. f. having q
good position for warehouse company
of that place. The Warnings are es'
Unable people and well known here in
Grangeville. May the same success and
splendid reputation follow them to
their new home.
A literary society has been formed
in the Star district, and the first pro
gram will be given Saturday evening
the entertainments to continue through.
out the winter. A debate is arranged
:" Resolved that the United States
should intervene in Mexico and the
affirmative will be representa- by Wal.
ter Knorr and Dan Howard, while the
negative will be supported by Ralph
Dufur and Charles Everest.
Frank Taylor, who with his family
has been spending the winter in Oak
land, Cal, returned this week and will
leave in few days for his ranch on
the river. He states the fair was a
great success and San Francisco quit
with million and a half dollars to the
good. The people down there do
things and by determination and conf
dence have built up one of the finest
cities in the world. Mrs. Taylor and