Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-31
Farm land for sale. M. L. Ayers act
Trade anything, anywhere. Fl. W
Garets 45-tf

Lewiston visitors Sunday.
Secretary of state, republican primary
ticket, vote for Chancey Wallace. 1917
Use Fly Way for your horses and
cattle. Guaranteed or money refunded.
City Feed Store. 1872
r. H. Russell, president of the
Grangeville Savings and Trust. Co, is
in Spokane this week on business.
Postmaster Greenough of Cottonwood
came over the first of the week to look
after some business he had in the dis
trict court.
Miss Helen Crull of Westlake, came
over Saturday night and will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Clark at
their beautiful country home for . a
fortnight.
AL Chance was Lewiston visitor
Sunday, autoing down to the river city
with his daughter to visit Mrs. Chance
who recently underwent serious
operation and who is recovering nicely.
G. L. L. Basket, the Elk City drug
gist and mining man, is in town this
week looking after business matters He
states things are good in that camp this
year and general spirit of optimism
prevails.
The Callan bungalo has been leased
to Walter Hickerson who will take pos
session of the same at once. Mrs. Cal
Ian and daughter going to Spokane
where they will make their home for
the winter.
Domestic Wanted-Advertise wants
domestic to take charge of the work in
"a family of three. Must be good cook
and neat housekeeper. Prefer woman
of middle age. Address Box S9S,
Grangeville, Idaho. 1874
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Campbell and
daughter Mildred left Wednesday morn
ing for Spokane for a couple of weeks
outing and expect to visit at the G. II.
Mcdonald home while away. The trip
and return will be by auto.
%. p. Soderburg Of the Lake section
came in Monday to make delivery of
some hogs for which he received the
sum of nine cents a pound, a mighty
good figure and one that is going to
satisfy most Of the ranchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hall came out
from their home on the upper Salmon
last week and remained few days,
Mrs. Hall visiting with friends and Mr..
Hall looking after large bunch of
sheep he has on the forest reserve.
Mrs. d. w. Sasenbery and daughter,
Miss Margaret, returned Saturday even
ing from lengthy visit with the Will
hanson and Pulse families on the Coast.
They enjoyed their visit immensely and
not least of their pleasures was the
time spent at the seashore.
F.. G. Painter of the Salmon river sec
ton, was in the city last week Mr..
Painter is candidate for commissioner
from that district and while the fight
is three cornered one it looks as
though his candidacy is meeting with
goodly share of favor with his party.
DIR. Rains was called to the Smith
Bros. camp, near Newsome, Saturday
night to treat Miss Louise Abrahams,
a neice of the Smith Bros. who was I'M
conscious several days due to shock
and fright. The Doctor left Monday,
the patient having started well on the
road to recovery.
Doctor w. b. Sims announces the
change of offices this week from the
rooms formerly occupied over the
Grangeville Savings & Trust Company
bank to the rooms in the front of the
same building formerly occupied as an
office by Doctor Moore. The new of
fices will be open to patients Monday
Hugh Walker received a card from
his people the first of the week stating
they had reached Wyoming in their
overland trip to Missouri without an
accident and were enjoying the journey
very much. "Bob' had found rather |
inviting fishing stream near where they |
had stopped and intended laying over |
a day or two just to see if the Wyom-
ing trout were as easy to fool as those |
in Idaho.
Deputy Game Warden James Keane,
of Moscow, Idaho, who has charge |
Of the work of the game department in
the northern section of the state, was
in the city last week on official bust
ness. We understand the game depart
ment will make distribution of young
trout within the near future and that a
number will be planted in Idaho county.
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold's. Soft
A. Nepean of the Garfield section,
vas in town this week on business mat
.ers. He states he lost the boss race
ut White Bird recently, due to his
animal being out of condition. While
n the city he exhibited to the writer
. foxy little three-year old runner out
If the horse, "Temple,' which shows
Indications of beings money getter.
Captain f. G. Davis, the Republican
'andidate for Governor who exposed
he Huston loans, and the candidate
who has had the courage to fight po-
itical graft and dishonesty, even in
lis own party, asks vote first choice
lreferred) from every reader of this
PAPER, voting the Republican ticket in
he primaries, who desires to stand
Tor clean government and clean