Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18

Inc DidhOnu from tne SKY Lyric,
Monday, May 20. 52-l
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold Is. Soft
Light housekeeping rooms, furnished
for rent to two families. John Kee 4S-tf
Isaac Zehner this week moved into
the former Lowe residence in South
Grangeville.
Attorney George Erb, of Lewiston,
arrived in the city on Wednesday
evenings train.
Sheriff ates left this morning on
olficial business and will be gone for
several days.
The Free Press is a day late this
week in going to press ON account of
the extraordinary press of work at this
time.
r. w. Lameraux, of Great Falls,
Montana, is an arrival in Grangeville
this week, coming to take position as
forest service clerk.
Mrs. L. A. Wisener and son, "Bob-
bic returned Saturday evening from
a three month 3 visit with Chicago
friends.
Col. Roosevelt said of Miss Shipley,
sShe is the most original entertainer
on the American platform. Better
hear her! 52-1
Mrs. Joe Dysard and sister, Mrs. Fred
Noyes, returned Saturday night from a
visit of two weeks with relatives at
Walla Walla and Pomeroy.
Grandma Lyttle who has been quite
i'll at her home northwest of Grange
vile has been recovering of late and
will soon regain her former strength
and health.
Phone the Electric Laundry, Pacific
ia, and have your curtains properly
laundered and carpets renovated They
will call for them promptly and deliver
In short order. Soft
Rain again Wednesday night and
Thursday. There is saying, "More
rain more rest but if rain continues
it must be changed to be adaptable,
" More rain, less rest later on
Baptist social will be given at the
residence OF John Briseoe Thursday
evening, May 20. Refreshments will be
served and program rendered. An
admission of Zoe will be charged. 52-1
Or. Smith and family and John Nash
came over from Cottonwood yesterday
in the doctor IS car and spent several
hurs in the city. They report the roads
not the best between here and the west.
side town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n Dyer and chill
dren and Miss Josephine Rumpf, sis
ter of Mrs. Dyer, who has been her
guest 1or the past fortnight or two,
left for Spokane this week for a visit
at the Rumpf home.
belmont Day was seen at the rail
way~station Thursday morning but the
reporter failed to learn whether he
left on the mornings train or of his
point of destination. Later: belmont
seen on the street, Thursday.
Word received from r. B. Henley
who recently removed from White Bird
to Lewiston to take charge of the
Hotel DeF'rance as proprietor reports
that business is good and getting bet
ter every day. This will be pleasing
to the many friends of Mr.. Henley in
Idaho county.
Mrs. George Bowman, and little son
Jack, Miss Minnie Bowman and Mrs.
Bert Gilman left Tuesday morning for
Butte, Montana, the former to remain
permanently where her husband has
accepted a position. The latter two
will visit for short time and on their
way back to Grangeville will visit with
friends in Spokane for few days.
The Diamond from the Sky" Lyric,
Monday, May 20. 52-l
Miss Schanck, stenographer in the
local forest service office, left this
Eo11
arrangements to trade positions with
clerk in the forest service in that place
that she might be nearer to her home
folks who live in Montana. She leaves
many friends in Grangeville which she
made during the time she has been in
the city.
The familiar face and pleasant smile
Oh President Anderson of the CONNER
cial club was not in evidence yester-
day at the club luncheon, that gentle
man being lndisposed and unable to at
tend. w. w. Brown, who occupied the
president s chair, made an excellent
presiding officer and steered the en-
thusiastic young members out of the
troubled waters and into the smooth
current OF the course of natural events.
MISS EiDeIld n. SIMPLIFY VIII give an
Unique entertainment at the Federated
.hurch, Monday evening at 500 p. m.
She is a direct descendant of the fam
ly tree that produced Abraham Lin
.oln. The Board of Education of New
York City uses Miss Shipley as lee
.urer. A thousand tickets were sold
n intellectual Boston for this same en-
.ertainment. Adults 35c, Children
zoe. 52-1
Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Have your mind refreshed, your soul
stirred and your diaphram shaken by
attending the entertainment given by
Miss Shipley. At the Federated Church
Monday evening. Adults 35c, Children
Zoe. Any school attendant zoe. 52-1
Mrs Vim. Soltman has been seriously