Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-06-22
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Reed. 26-tf
Mrs. Bayes went up to Spokane Fri
day, going by auto route.
j. M. Reed of White Bird was regis
tered at the Imperial Sunday.
Chick Food, Cracked Corn. Nor
wood Warehouse Co. 49-tf
g. Ripley and Roy Tripett of Can
field registered at the Imperial Friday.
Light housekeeping rooms, furnished
for rent to two families. John Kee 48-tf
W. NJ. Brown of White Bird was a
Grangeville visitor the first of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Stonebraker were
Grangeville visitors from Ferdinand
Saturday.
II. f. Heppner is in Grangeville from
Adams camp enjoying few days of life
in the outside world.
Mrs. Reilly returned Saturday night
from Spokane where she was the guest
of friends for several days.
f. L. Allen and f. c. Allen of the
Garfield section were Grangevile visi-
tors the latter part of last week.
Al DeFlong left this week for the
t
summer looking after his mining inter
ests.
NJ. L. Ayers will loan you money,
three to ten years time at low rate.
Office first door east of Schmadeka
block. 37-tf
Tom Dickey and family are now locat
ed at Roy, Montana, one the the fast
growing new towns of the section of
that state recently settled.
kamiah and Sites are two of the
Clearwater towns that promise to en-
terrain at a real old fashioned Fourth
of July celebration this year
Mrs. II. V. Riggs left last week for
Portland and other Pacific Coast points
where she will spend several weeks
visiting with friends and relatives.
Sweet Cream-Delivered to your
door every Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, in pints or over. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. l.. S. Cross, Phone
Farmers SIX. 3-4*
Ferdinand is promising rousing, old
time Fourth of July celebration and
will give an opportunity to all Ameri-
cans, both young and old, to display
their patriotism and Americanism.
State Game Warden l.. c. Jones and
Deputy Warden j. J. Keane came in or
Sunday evenings train to attend to
matters in connection with the admins
tration of their official positions.
Mrs. Isabel Pearson left Friday morn
ing enroute for Walla Walla and Port
land. AT Walla Walla she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. John Mullinix,
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to visit with her son, DIR. j. d. Pearson
VicePresident Simpson of the Grange
vile Electric Light 4 Power Company
was a Grangeville visitor last week
coming down from Spokane in his Hud-
son to look after the business interests
of his company. He returned to Spo-
kane Friday.
Joe Mires was in town Saturday and
paid this office visit. Mr.. Mires
states he has been trying to locate the
owner of a three-year old bay mare
taken up out there this spring. The
animal, which weighs 100 is branded P.
l.. on the left hip.
II. Cote, who is homesteading on the
Snake river, came out last week and
will remain several days visiting with
his many friends in Grangeville. He
states he is well peased with his home
stead and judging from his looks out
door life is agreeing with him.
d. w. Davis of American Falls, Idaho,
a banker and republican candidate in
the primaries for the nomination as
governor on the republican ticket was
an arrival in Grangeville Friday even
ing, and addressed an audience at the
court house Saturday evening.
Victor Peterson returned last week
from trip to Nebraska where he visit
ed his parents at Emerson, Nebraska
He also visited a brother, who resides
at Wahsa, Nebraska and stopped off at
different points on the return trip to
visit with relatives and friends.
DIR. Slusser took delivery ca seven
passenger Mitchell car this week, the
sale being made through the Spokane
representative of that ear. The machine
is six-cylinder of the very latest de.
sign and one of the snappest cars in the
country. The doctor disposed of his
Ford to Mark Robinson.
DIR. Moore, accompanied the Grange
vile Dramatic Club to White Bird last
week, was kept quite busy in profess
sional way while on the river. He was
called to look after DIR. Foskett who met
with serious accident and later at
tended Mrs. Galloway, who was injured
through an accident, being thrown from
her horse and sustaining several broken
ribs.
Mrs. Caddie Taylor and children came
up from the river last week and will
spend several days in Grangeville be-
fore returning. Mrs. Tayors many
friends will learn with regret of seri-
Gus condition of her health which has
been failing of late and it is the sin
cere wish of the many friends of the
Tayors that a change for the better will
occur shortly.
Frank Harsh, a prosperous rancher
of the Elk City section was a Grange
vile visitor Wednesday, coming up from
Sites where he made final proof on his
homestead. Mr.. Harsh stated that al
though the spring had been late in with
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