Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-10-12

Nels Darling comes to the /. o. o. f.
opera house on Tuesday, October II,
as thefsecond number of the Lyceum
course, given under auspices of the
CIVIC Club of Grangeville.
| &. M. Howard was in the first of the
week and ordered some sale bills for
his sale which will be held Wednesday,
October Is on the Mart Bauich place,
3 miles east of Fem. Mr.. Howard, who
has been farming rather extensively of
late, has decided to confine his efforts
to his home ranch in the future and as
a result finds il desirable to dispose
of some of his stock and machinery
See large bill in another section of the
paper.
Quick Liquid Blister will remove
SPAWN. Guaranteed by International
Stock Food Co. For sale by City Feed
Store. 19ltf
In the land contest ease of Andrew
Larson VS.. Miss Mary l.. Daubenspeck,
which was heard by the local land office
some time ago and decision given in
favor of Larson and which was later
appealed to the Commissioner of the
the General Land office, a decision was
handed down this week reversing the
lower authorities and in favor of Miss
Daubenspeck. Larson was represented
by Attorney Hardy and Miss Dauben-
speck by Attorneys Scales and De-
Haven.
Wanted-Lady wishes position as
cook or housekeeper in or near Grange
vile. Rothlisberg ranch, one mile north
of Grangeville. 16-tf
Sam Tannahill L. T. Mckee, Nick
Jacobs and Charlie Booth and wife of
Nezperce were visitors in the city We'd
nesday. The last two named gentlemen
are prosperous and progressive farmers
of the Nezperce section and report that
harvest in their section of the country is
almost completed. Mr. Mckee is
which is run by the farm ers union and
which does an enormous business in that
section of the country each year stated
that the elevator built at Nezperce
this year will, not be used very extern
sively this year owing the the late
arrival of machinery but that next year
they will be able to handle the crop in
bulk.
All the latest double disc Columbia
records at the Smoke House. Come in
and make selection of records. Tiff
Hon. Ernest l.. Parker, democratic
nominee for lieutenant governor, come
over Saturday night to look after ar
engagements for the speech of Governor
Alexander who appears here Thursday
evening, October 10. Mr.. Parker, who
recently returned from Boise, states
from reports received from various sec
tons of the state by the party head
quarters at Boise, Idaho is going for
Wilson. This fact seems to be en-
phasized from the actions of the republi-
can organization of Idaho the chair
man of which recently made trip East
visiting national headquarters and urg-
ing that more speakers be sent to Idaho
and every effort be made to turn the
tide for Wilson.
Stop at tie Idaho Rooming House.
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N. L.. Proughman. lift
1t took four guns to kill two coyotes
at the Bill Zumwalt ranch 5 miles from
Grangeville the first of the week. 1t
seems as though Geo. Zumwalt had seen
the coyotes and he went out to kill
them and after emptying the magazines
of the two high power guns and out
of ammunition he had to call for Bill
Zumwalt who came over the Hill with
a shot gun and % rifle and it is
save bet that the shot gun put the
touches to the coyotes. 1t
was not long however after Bill arrived
that the two came back over the hill
with the coyote hides and four guns. |
AT the present price of ammunition it is
doubtful if the $3.50 bounty on them
will pay for the shells used in bringing |
hem down.