Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-17
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Mrs. James Babb of Lewiston is the
guest of Mesdames Parker and Scales
this week.
Fred Corliss and "Bob" Mcconnell
were among the Mill creek homes.eaders
in town this week.
For Sale-Good span of mares weight
about 1900 Call Farmers 26. M. III.
williams, Mt. Idaho. 12-tf
Otto Nail, an old offender, thought so
much of the Ford that he bought his
second machine this week.
For Sale-Threshing machine water
tank, capacity $50 gallons for sale
cheap. See A. r. Wiley at the ware
house. 1879
Wanted-Room and board in ex-
change for work by Is year old boy,
while going to school. Address l.. care
Free Press. 1929
Mrs. John Jack, son and sister, motor
ed over from the Jack ranch in the
Greencreek section Friday and spent
the day with Grangeville friends.
w. l.. Wakely of Spokane who is
operating mining property on the
Clearwater, came down this week and
will remain for the fall taking active
charge of the work now going on.
To Loan-Advertiser has three to four
hundred dollars of trust fund to loan ON
first mortgage real estate security.
Address j. 81 CT Free Press. lib
A. l.. Gilkeson of the A. & +. Co.
joined the Ford army this week and is
now learning the secret of the gasoline
boss that has put Detroit on the map
and brought outdoor life to the mil
lions
Cashier Donaldson and wife, of White
Bird, were in the city last week for
several hours. Mr.. Donaldson coming
up on business and Mrs. Donaldson TAX
ing advantage of the visit to spend
several hours socially with friends.
Mr. Murphy, an attorney from Mime
sofa, was an arrival in Grangeville this
week, coming here as a representative
of the heirs of the late Mrs. p. +.
Courtney. He left Wednesday morning
for California and will return to Grange
vile in about ten days.
Among the Ford sales this week are
1. E. Zuver, who saw a bargain in
buy of a second hand Ford from Chester
Thompson, the Overland dealer of Cot
tonwood. who had taken the machine in
on trade. Zuver picked it up at a
snap and is now running an auto livery.
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold IS. Soft
Archie Smith of the Boles section, a
homesteader there, is out on the prairie
for the harvest. He states the crops
are good over there and that section
will turn up this fall with it's usual
abundant yield and share of the agri-
culturally produced wealth of the year.
Doctor J. o, Brockman has moved to
White Bird where he expects to make
his home, and where he will engage in
the dairy business. Ins sister, Miss
Lillian Brockman has been engaged to
teach the seventh and eighth grades
in the White Bird schools. The Brock
mans are splendid people and are going
to like their new home fine.
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents
a bundle at the Free Press office lift
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Derrig left the first
of the week for Portland where the
former will take treatments of
prominent physician of the Rose City.
Mr.. Derrig has been in failing health
for some time and it is the sincere hope
of the many friends of the Derrig family
in this city that he will respond to
treatment and regain his health in a
short time.
William Cash this week purchased the
Won Yarp property in the south end of
town and will take possession of the
provements can be made. The price
paid has not been made public but on
account of the house not being in the
best condition and badly in need of
some repairs the probabilities are the
sale was made at a very reasonable |
figure.
Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Charles Smith of the Candy Kitchen
and M. L. Ayers, the hustling real estate
dealer and insurance man, took little
time off from business this week and |
left via the Ford system for the Little
Salmon country where they will enjoy
several days fishing. Here's hoping
they have all kinds of luck for this man
Smith is neighbor of the Free Press
and if he has fish we are betting we
nave too.
Tom Crossley came in from the Castle
Greek rangers station the last of the
week with his sister, Mrs. John A. Gill
and her friend, Mrs. Sam Atkinson. The
ladies' are from Spokane and have been
spending the past three weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Crossley. They
were highly elated over three weeks
stay in the Idaho mountains and 90 back
to the city feeling that for an outing
this section of Idaho is little the best
place in the Northwest.
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents |
a bundle at the Free Press office lift |
Threshing has. commenced and several
machines have started work out in the |
Winona section. One or two machines |
have commenced work near Grangeville |
The grain is yielding web according to
reports and is of splendid quality. The |
early wheat and barley will soon be
harvested and threshed but late grains