Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-02-24
Gaaels Real estate.

&aaets. Real estate, Aft
ta9 sale Cheap-Good piano. En-
quire Mrs. @. II. Thompson. 41-tf
Gor Sale-Twelye head OF very
ehoica re istefed red roam and white
erllna Short Horn bulls, AYm. AIul-
hail, Fenn. Idaho. 4a-14
eouna--Pair OF gold trimmed glasses
"a chamois lined case. Owner can have
5. ne by calling at this o4lce and pay
lu,, for this local t0-tf
James McKinnon, a wen known min
ing man of the Elk City country, came
out the first OF the week to look after
some legal matters.
Mrs. +. +. Putnam has opened dress
making parlors in the Revere Hotel
building and would be pleased to meet
the ladies of Grangeville. Satisfaction
assured. 26-tf
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Will Brockman was taken seriously i'll
last Monday. Since that time the
babe has recovered and it is to be
hoped that it will be well in a short
time.
Saturday IS Moscow Star Mirror an
nounced that Senator J. j. Day and
Mrs. Day have returned from chicago
where Mr.. Day went to confer with
parties interested in the construction of
the north and south railroad.
John Phillips has moved his family
down to Sites where they will reside
from now on. Grangeville regrets to
loose these good people but trust they
will enjoy great prosperity and happi-
ness in their new abode in Sites.
ii. +. Rowe of the Denver section,
came over to the county seat Monday
on business matters. Mr.. Rowe, while
delighted with the prospects of an
early spring, seriously doubts as to
our bad weather being entirely over.
Attention fathers and mothers: Start
your son or daughter on savings and
protect your estate. The Western
Union Life Insurance Company of Spo-
kane can do his for you. For particu-
lars call on f. l.. Leonard, agent. 39tf
Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed. 26tf
John Kee has invented self propell-
ing boat that will go up stream and is
prepared to demonstrate the same to
those who doubt it, having prepared a
working model that is said to go RICH
along no matter how swift the current.
Hans Peterson the Keuterville
merchant, came over Monday night in
answer to a jury summons He states
business has been good with him and
he considers Keuterville one of the
best inland trading points in this sec
ton.
Moulding and fancy fir see Madi-
/ son. 18-tf
j. b. Hartman and family arrived
this week from southeastern Oregon
and left Tuesday morning for the
,,r1 IL
o. the Hurley ranch which they recent
ly purchased Mrs. Hardman is sis
ter of Mrs. William Wykoff of this
city.
Mrs. John Briscoe received a letter
recently from a sister living in Men
tana stating the winter over there has
been most severe, the thermometer re-
Clustering 81 below at one time and on
account of the bitter cold school was
dismissed and all public gatherings
postponed.
suggestion: One hour bowling re-
heNes indigestion. 21-tf
Fred Karsten started Monday morn
ing for his mining property on the Sal
mon river where he will do consider
able work on the same. He choose the
- foot = route saying that it was just
about as easy and fast as riding in
rig or going horseback with the present
condition of the roads.
Mrs. Fem Batty left Wednesday
morning for trip to Spokane and
Seattle in the interests Oh her millinery
business and to procure the latest
creations for her trade in Grangevlle.
Mrs Batty is always up to the moment
in the business and the best is none too
good for her customers.
Tested garden and field seeds. Send
for our 1916 catalog.
MARK MEANS CO.,
Seed Merchants,
Lewiston, Idaho
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