Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-07-20
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wanted-Clover seed and timothy
seed. Norwood Warehouse Co. eff
Fresh milk cows and stock cattle for
sale or trade at all times. McGhie
Trading Co. Aft
Mrs. III. III. Hemperley, an old time
friend of the Snyder 3, is a guest at
the Snyder home this week.
j. C. Kenney left this week for the
ranch of G. }. Hall o. the upper Salmon
where he will spend several weeks.
Cal Hazelbaker and brother, autoed
up to Spokane the first of the week and
will register for the land drawing.
All the latest double disc Columbia
records at the Smoke House. Come in
and make selection of records. 7Stf
Mrs. Toy and daughter, Miss Hazel,
left Monday for Portland where they
will be the guests of son of the
| former.
! First class engineer wants position
running any kind of a steam engine.
The very best of reference. Enquire at
this office 9-4+
VIM. Russell and Cushing Moore, two
financial men of Wala Wal.a, are
guests of Manager Campbell of the
Fisher placers.
Ted Edmundson, in company with
Tom Atwood, left the first of the week
for Spokane in the latter's auto for the
purpose of registering
Mrs. j. E. richards and two children
and Mrs. Thomas Thompson left this
week for stay at the mountain home
nf Mr. and MrS Rnharf MaTa..aI1
Homer Eimers, who recently under
went an operation, is now able to get
around and was out on the streets for
the first time in two weeks yesterday.
1t is reported that what appears to
be case of infantile paralysis has
been discovered in family on the prai-
RE. The victim is small child of less
than year old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Mcconnell, who
have been spending several weeks at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mcconnell, on Ameri-
can Creek, came out the first of the
week
Miss Florence hurry, of Grangeville,
is assisting in the Nezperce telephone
office while Miss Maud Convey is enjoy
ing short vacation. Miss Convey left
Tuesday for visit with friends and
relatives at Lewiston, Oaksdale and
Spokane.-Nezperce Herald.
The Odd Fellows picnic, held at the
foothills last Sunday, was well attended
and one of the finest picnic lunches it
has ever been the writer pleasure to
sit down to was served. Over hun
dred people were present and the day
passed very rapidly with all
John Carter favored the writer with
a box of as fine strawberries as we
have seen on the local market this
season. The berries, which were raised
on the Carter ranch on the Clearwater
are as large in size as an English
Walnut and of excellent flavor.
j. P. Eimers, wife end daughter,
left the first of the week for Spokane
where they will consult medical authori-
ties regarding their daughters health.
They will visit Walla Walla before re-
turning and will be accompanied by
Miss Minnie Eimers who has been
stenographer in bank at that city.
j. Yeager, of Garfield, passed through
town yesterday on his way home from
Cottonwood where he was attending the
good road meeting held at the westside
town Tuesday. Mr.. Yeager has been
placed on the committee selected at the
meeting to look after the needs of the
various communities as regards roads
and will no doubt prove live man.
M. r. Conant and daughter arrived
this week from Enterprise, Oregon,
their new home, and will be here several
days. Mr.. Conant states he is well
pleased with his new home which he
finds live eounty-seat town with
pay roll of three-hundred men, brought
about by the establishment of a big
saw mill there.
p. j. Taylor of Kooskia is in the
city today. Mr.. Taylor while here
left an announcement in which he
comes out for the office of probate
judge. He is an old Texas democrat
and man who has had years of ex-
perience in this line of work, being
judge in Texas for a number of years
and having held the position of justice
in Idaho on several occasions.
C. R. Smeed and J. c. Kinkaid are in
Grangeville and are in the market for
horses. and mules, their ad appearing
elsewhere in this ISSUE J. O. Kinkaid |
is no stranger in Grangeville and pros
pected in the mountains in the early |
days of the first mining excitement |
His brother is one of the owners and |
in the famous Dewey mine
down on the Clearwater river.
Jasper Booth of the Garfield section |
was in Grangeville Monday and while |
in town paid this office pleasant call |
He informed us that he recently dispos-
ed of his ranch on the plains to Owen
Overman and Mr.. Overman will i'm |
take possession of the same. |
Mr.. Booth will make his home in Clarks- |
ton for the present where his wife has |
been for some time taking treatments |
from DR.. Foster.