Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-04-06
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Kozy Koal see the Madison. lS-tf
Farm tiles of all kinds at Chester
Arnold. I3-tt
Mrs. r. II. Russell who has been re
ported to be quite low is recovering
and is better at the present writing
The Percheron stallion Adam will
make the season of 1916 at my place
one mile north of Grangeville. G. w
Brockman. 46-tt
COLE johnson was up from Sites
Saturday and seems to be wearing the
marks of prosperity. At least he still
retains his good nature.
Conductor Harry Morris went back
on his passenger run Saturday after a
layoff of some few days on account of
the death of his father.
E. E. Reed was so unfortunate as to
loose his pocket book Tuesday when he
was out collecting and there was a con
siderable amount in checks and cash in
the same.
G.. B. Mcdonald and John Kneifel
two of the men employed out at the
Fisher placers came in the latter part
of last week to spend few days in
the city.
Lost-Bay mare pony, weight 800
lbs. Lost about Aug. /. Branded A on
left shoulder and white spot on fore
head. Liberal reward offered for recov-
cry. Notify Free Press office. 45-4*
Food and apron sale Saturday, April
8 at McGhie Trading Co. by the ladies
of the Baptist church. The ladies of
the Baptist church will hold a
food sale on the second Saturday
of each month in the future. 46-1
Max Aronson made a trip to Nez-
perez, Vollmer, Ito and Ferdinand this
week to supply the customers of the
Eresch Cigar Company with the best in
smokes Eresch is enjoying a splendid
patronage at outside points on the
prairie and elsewhere.
Moulding and fancy fir see Madi-
son. 18-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Campbell left for
Nebraska Saturday morning having re-
ceived news of the serious illness of
their daughter Mrs. Ted Seyl who re-
sides in that state. They expect to
reach their destination Tuesday and
since they left word was received that
Mrs. Seyl was improving.
ihC ThIlOh Htlu butlT
Tuesday evening rehearsal at the home
of Reverend Robert E. Gornall this
week the only member absent being j.
Arthur Brown. The next meeting is
to be at the home of the director II. r.
Hilbourne. The chorus has been prac-
ticing on some Easter music.
Doors and windows at the Madi-
son. 1S-tf
Friday the streets were being drag
ged and the results showed up well al
though the rain came later to undo
part of the work apparently. Not all
however for the dragging fills up the
hollows, packs the highway, permits
the water to drain off better, and when
it clears up the roads are soon in good
condition again.
The high school band was out on the
street Monday evening and rendered a
few selections in the way of reminding
that the high school play was to be
staged that evening. The high school
band is very creditable musical organ
ization of which the community should
be proud. The young men are i'm
proving every day.
For Sale-Twelve head of very
choice registered red roam and white
yearling Short Horn bulls. VIM. Null
hall, Fem, Idaho. 40-12
Farm Loans. ii. w. Carrots. 45-tfI
The Kooskia Mountaineer reports
that Miss Ethel Mclean, who bears the
distinction of being one of the few lady
mail carries in the United States, and
possibly the only one carrying mail
over a route back into the thinly set
tied sections, is now engaged in the
performance of her duties in carrying
the mail from Kooskia to Lowell
Shingles and laths, Madison has
them. ls-tf
Sion Southland who has been engag-
ed in the blacksmith and horseshoeing
business in Grangeville, coming here
from Oklahoma and taking over the
business formerly owned by Claud Hol-
den when he took up work in the state
college of Washington at Pullman, is
planning to move over to Ferdinand
and to engage in his business there. |