Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-01-27
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans. Carrots. Aft
Doors and windows at the Madi-
son. lS-tf
1. E. Zuver returned home to Grange
vile Saturday from Spokane.
Shingles and laths, madison has
them. 1S-tf
Harry w. Grant is a Spokane visitor
this week where he is attending to
business matters.
j. j. Lamm has been very i'll for the
past few days with a severe attack OF
acute Indigestion.
Mr.. and MIS-. L. Il. Ball came out
from the Fisher placers TINS week where
Mr. Ball Is In charge OF the work.
For Sale Cheap-OlIVer NO. type
writer wan prlnotype type. Good as
new at Il bargain. Address \ tins Of
flee. 35-5
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wickman braved
the storms this week and moved to
their ranch recently purchased above
Higgins.
The Hub Tailor shop does all kinds
of cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Located with Hub Clothing Co., Jess
building. 28-tf
For Sale-75 tons OF hay. First class
cattle feed. Anyone buying same can
feed it out at our ranch at Tolo. w.
T.. uaidisty ana Son. 35-4#
G. w. Robbins went over to the
Muhall ranch the first of the week and
purchased fine Shorthorn bull to be
used in his herd of high grade cattle.
For Sale-Three hay stacks, three
straw stacks, with plenty of pasture
and water near Grangeville. Phone
Farmers line 9S; City phone
1341. L. B. 36-tf
For Sale-In Lewiston, Idaho, 4
room house, 3 lots bearing orchard.
$4,000, $4,000 cash, balance $500
month. Address Box 1856, Athena,
Oregon. 36-2*
Deputy Sheriff William Eller was
one of the Grangevilleites who were
snow bound at Cottonwood last week
and had to use the cross-country pas
senger service to get home.
Strayed-One red yearling steer with
scar across kidneys about or 3 inches
wide and or s inches long don It re-
member ear marks. Finder notify
Albert Fray, Grangeville, Idaho and
get reward. 33-tf
Bert Iefft and Joe Eller, two of the
prosperous and thrifty farmers of the
UHc oIttnCItSh StCblOu JOlutu LHe
rapidly growing list of readers of the
Free Press and had their names enter
ed year in advance.
Private money to loan. Geo. NJ
Reed. 26-tf
Judge Scales attended to business
matters in Lewiston last week, appear
ing before the district court, He was
expecting to return home Thursday
evening but stopped over in Cotton
wood on account of the snow blockade
A. Urbahn, wife and daughter, re-
turned from Spokane Monday evening
where Mr.. Urbahn attended meeting
of the Hardware and Implement Deal
ers' convention, the family in the
meantime enjoying a visit with old
time friends of that city.
Will purchase coyote hides. City
Feed Store. 29-tf
Adolph Hinkleman, well known
farmer on the reservation, drove over
Friday but on account of the storm
remained over until Saturday He
found the roads in very good shape on
his way to the conuty-seat but was not
so sure of them on his return.
Tested garden and field seeds. Send
for our 1916 catalog.
MARK MEANS CO.,
Seed Merchants,
Lewiston, Idaho.
1910 Phone No. 2.
Tom Atwood came in via the over
land route Monday night from Seattle
where he had been with shipment of
hogs. Since renting his farm and NOV
ing to town he has taken up stock buy
ing as an occupation, having been EN-
ployed by Frye q Co, of Seattle to buy
in this section.
suggestion: One hour bowling re-
lieves indigestion. cliff
The cold weather we have been hav-
ing this month was a great advantage
to those who desired to put up ice for
the hot summer months. A. l.. Nurss,
the local iceman, tells us he had his
house filled with finest ice he has har-
vested i'll many years, the cakes being
fourteen inches and better thick.
The Free Press made mention last
week of the visit of the Camera Club
ladies to the George Cowgirl home west
of town but we missed so much of the
real pleasures of the trip and the royal
entertainment given the visiting ladies
by the hostess, Mrs. Cowgirl, that more
detailed mention is given in this issue,
by one of those present.
mounting ana fancy mr. see Madl-
son. 18-tf
The Arion Male Chorus met at the
home of A. M. Baker Tuesday evening,
their regular rehearsal night. Next
Tuesday evening they will meet at the
home of r. F. Fulton. The members of
the chorus are contemplating giving
concert in the near future and will
practice with that purpose in view from
now on.
Money at lowest rates. Geo. NJ.
Reed. 26-tf
The continued snow and cold Weather