Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25

Farm Loans. H. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Ga rden hose and sprlnklers at Chester
Arnold s. Soft
Mrs. Il. A. Rowley was an arrival in
GraHgeville the first of the week to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Call.
MY. Frank Kettenbaeh was passen-
ger 10 White Bird Tuesday on business
matters returning to Grangeville We'd
nesdhy.
We pay cash for chickens, hides,
turs, pelt and wool. Our prices are
right. Give us a trial. McGhie Trad
ing Company. IL
Frank Hogan came up from the river
country the first of the week on bust
ness and incidentally glad, meeting his
numerous friends in town.
Al chic Parks, who recently under
went serious" operation at the Lewis
ton hospital, is gaining rapidly and now
able to be around on the streets.
j. II. McGhie came in last night
from the Coast with a shipment of rs
head of stock cattle which will be sold
to local cattlemen and ranchers.
A. F. Parker spent Tuesday in Lewis
county and reports farmers over there
as laboring under the same climatic
conditions as here with the farm work
fully five weeks behind normal
Max Aronson made the usual monthly
trip to White Bird Tuesday returning
Wednesday in the interests of j. w.
Ereseh local cigar manufactures and
reports successful trip if not pleas
ant bne.
r. w. Neil of higgins, who has been
at Spokane, Lewiston and other out
side points, passed through the city
the first of the week enroute to Rig
gins where he and his brother William
are homesteading.
w. ). Jordan, general agent of the
n. Ky. Co., who has many friends in
this section, and who has been in Port
land for the past few weeks taking
treatments for his health is reported
to be recovering and will soon be back
on duty again.
Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed 26-tf
&. M. Schnel run fish hook into
one of his fingers the first of the week
and had to have the thing cut out bv
Doctor Stockton. The Colonel averages
an injury week to one or more of the
digits on his hands but still has the
maximum number left
Mrs. AL Chance returned home this
evening from Denver, Colorado where
she has spent the last seven weeks
visiting with relatives. Mrs. Chance
left Denver for home Monday. 1t is
needless to say that Mr.. Chance halls
the release from patching with joy.
Remember 100000 was paid for
the scenario of 1.-The diamond From The
Sky Another 100000 is now of
fered for sequel to this prize play. |
rms ptfer is open to every man, woman
and child. See the opening of this
phenominal photoplay at the Lyric,
Monday, May 20. IL
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Conoyer of |
Seattle, son and daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Thomas Wesby, motored over as
far a. Lewiston and finding the roads |
IN such bad shape as to not Justify |
the continuance of the trip overland |
came in by rail from Lewiston and will |
remain for short visit with their
parents.
Mrs. +. j. Nichols, a resident of the
Tolo section, passed away Tuesday
night death being due to a severe at
tack pf pneumonia. Mrs. Nichols was |
an excellent woman and her many
friends deeply feel the grief of her un-
timely death. Funeral services are be-
ing held today, the Rev. Cook conduct
ing the same.
The Free Press this week received
notice of change of address of Mrs.
John Ashby from Phonix, Arizona to
White Bird, her home. Mrs. Ashby has
been living in Arizona for the benefit
II her health and his improved in con
iltlon since she left this section Her
White Bird friends will be glad to well
ome here back.
State Engineer Hazard and wife
made the trip down to White Bird
tuesday. Liveryman George Smith
ook them down. Some wearing APP
arel belonging to Mrs. Hazard was
ost from the rig but the bundle was
licked up from the road and brought
nto drangeville and latter expressed
own 10 White Bird.
Fred Painter of the Salmon river sec
ion was in town yesterday looking
fter business Mr. Painter is candi-
ate for county commissioner from that
istrict, subject to the will of the re-
ublleans as expressed at the coming
rimarH election. 1t is stated he has a
rge following and his candidacy is
cry favorably received
Chick Food, Cracked Corn. Nor
God Warehouse Co. 49-tf
DR.. and Mrs. Warren S. Moore, and
m, Warren Reynolds, lie IFS week
II Spokane, the Doctor to remain UNI
Monday and Mrs. Moore and son for
'veral weeks. While in the city the
octor will look over a number of late
aslgns of machines and if he finds
hat be wants and is able to turn in
$ old ear at fair figure will pur-
lase 1916 model.
Miss Ada Sweet returned Tuesday
ght from Portland and other Coast
,ints where she has been visiting with
tends for several weeks. There was
abundance of work piled up in the
flee greeting Miss Sweet nnou bar |