Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-13

: Wanted-100 stock hogs. Call me OF
the Pacific Phone. Robert Maxey. Al:
For Sale Cheap:-Pony buggy ant
harness. Enquire F. l.. Leonard. At
Have your photos made by a pro
fessional photographer at Hancock
gallery. 28-tf
g. ID. Stanbury, prominent rancher OF
, the reservation country, was in the city
Monday on business before the board.
The Hub Tailor shop does all kinds
of cleaning, pressing and repairing
Located with Hub Clothing Co., Jess
building. 28-tf
The Percheron stallion Adam will
make the season of 1916 at my place
one mile north of Grangeville. G. w
Brockman. 46-ti
Jack Wills and F. E. Quist were
among the Kooskia people appearing
before the board ON some bridge mat
tiers this week.
For Sale:-Registered Holstein bull
calf, three months old. Good animal
well breed. Price $50 or will trade
DR.. C. w. Slusser. 47-2
Mrs. Fred Keller and son, "Spud, -
of Lewiston, are visiting with Mrs. KEEL
ler's sister, Mrs. Harry Markham and
other relatives and friends during the
past week.
0. N. Nail of Starbuck, arrived this
week for a visit with his brothers,
Otto and Roy. He is engaged in the
grocery business at Starbuck and states
things are quite lively at that point.
James Adair of the Winona section,
was in the city the AIrst of the week
on matters before the board. Mr..
Adair reports things in their usua.
prosperous condition over in the Vino
ma section.
Max Aronson travelled over to Cot
tonwood in the interest of j. w. Eresch,
Grangeville cigar manufacturer and as
result came back with some nice Or
ders that promise to snow Joe under
for few days.
Farm Loans. H. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Beginning Sunday there will be
special services at the Federated church
each night during passion week except
Saturday. Communion service Thurs
day night. All are welcome. Robert
Edward Gornall, pastor.
Attorney F. E. Fogg of the firm of
Fogg & Campbell came up to Grange
vile from Lewiston to attend Go legal
business in the city after having spent
several weeks outside attending to the
business of clients of the firm.
Peter Brockenour arrived the latter
part of last week from his ranch home
up the South Fork of the Clearwater.
Rheumatic troubles still bother Pete
but he grins and bears it. Pete is
great fellow to take the view, cit
might have been worse'
Miss Mary Long, who is teaching in
the city school at Post Falls, Idaho,
has again accepted her old position
as domestic science teacher for the
coming school year in that city with
a liberal increase in salary which is
surely the very best of recommendation
for the young lady.
Felix Martzen one of Cottonwood IS
most progressive citizens autoed over
firm Cottonwood Friday and inciden-
tally came in and spent few pleasant
moments at the Free Press office. He
stated that the roads were not in such
bad condition as one would suppose
judging from the condition of the
streets in town.
Through the personal efforts of the
Rev. Father Zuur of Grangeville the
funds have been raised for the new
church at Winchester. The erection of
the building will soon be commenced.
The contract was awarded to the Madi-
son Lumber Company. Father Zuur has
been devoting earnest work to the end
of the erection of church at Winches-
ter and his admirers will be pleased to
learn the splendid results.
The Nez Perez Indian reports that
since the order was given that the In
dams not married must do so or sepa-
rate, John Miller has left his former
home, preferring to live single than
obey the white man s marriage laws. !
Perhaps the Indian preferred to leave
home than to obey the Indian women s
laws. Or has it come to the stage
where the Indian woman rules as her
white sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Tomlin, families
who have lived in this city for several
years, Mr.. Thompson conducting
for some time and later pur-
chasing the Mullinix Candy Store and
Mr.. Tomlin owning lumber yard
The other side of the railroad track, left
for Occur d'Alene City where
hey will make their future home. It
s understood Mr.. Thompson will en-
rage in the confectionery business in
he lake city.
Word has been received in Grange
lille by friends of Dave Bridgman,
Who is now nicely located at Middle
on, Idaho in the southern part of the
tate on a homestead, that he was
married last Wednesday, April S. Dave :
will be remembered by many Grange
lille people as he formerly made this
ity his home for a number of years
nd was at one time connected with
he Grangeville Laundry. His many ]
riends wish him and his bride the J
tmost success and happiness through
he journey of life.