Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-18
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Farm land for sale. NJ. L. Ayers. ACT
Trade anything, anywhere. Il. w.
Carrots. 45-tf
The Diamond from the Sky" Lyric,
Monday. Nav 20. 52-1
f. p. Bangs, foreman in the Free
Press office, is doing some rough rid
ing stunts these days having acquired
a wild eyed cayuse. Some boss!
Mrs. Late Yates left for the east
last week for visit with relatives who
live near Louisville, Kentucky. She
will be away for several weeks.
Attorney f. E. Fogg went over to
Nezperce Saturday to attend to bust
ness matters in that city for several
days before returning to Grangevilie
George Martin is working in the
Grangeville Savings & Trust Bank dur
ing the absence of j. j. Janasco during
his vacation. Mr.. Janasco is in Spo-
kane.
You will be highly instructed and en-
tertained by Miss Shipley Monday
evening at the Federated Church. Do
not let this slip! You'll never get this
chance again. 52-1
Victor Peterson, manager of the
Farmers Union warehouse, left Sunday
morning for Emerson, Nebraska, where
he will visit for a month with his par
ents and old friends.
T. E. Edmunson, manager of the
Lyric theatre believes in a city beau
tiful, to judge from his efforts in
identifying his residence on Hall street
just off Main.
Every pioneer and those interested
in the noble pioneer qualities of char
acter will want to hear Miss Shipley
Monday evening at the Federated
Church. 52-1
Mrs. w. z. Graham came over from
Grangeville and was M. E. Sunday
school visitor. She gave an interesting
talk on "More Efficient Work in the
Sunday School ''-Cottonwood Chroni
Gle.
Billy Brockman, the stockman and
horsebuyer was over in the Nezperce
section buying horses last week. Mr..
Brockman is good judge of horseflesh
and knows what he wants and then
goes out and gets it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith of White
Bird came up to Grangeville Monday
and spent Monday in the city attend
ing to business matters. Mr.. Smith is
engaged int business down in White
Bird and is enjoying good patronage.
The latest word received by w. L..
Campbell from his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. B. Campbell who are in Nebras
ka, is that his sister has been recover
ing from her illness for the past week
and it is hoped will be fully recovered
soon.
Sheriff Yates, County Prosecutor
Hattabaugh and stenographer B. Anger
travelled down to Sites Monday in
LATE IS Ford returning the same day.
Lafe is right there at the helm of his
new gas buggy and crawls up the
steepest grades,
Forest Ranger Tom Crossley came in
from his Castle Creek ranger station
week. His guard, William Gregg came
into Grangeville with Tom. Crossley
tells us, and has the goods to back his
assertion, that they are catching trout
in the Clearwater yard long.
The frost and freezing temperature
on the prairie last week apparently did
no damage to any of the fruit trees
that are in bloom although the thermo-
meter went several degrees below the
freezing point. At warmer attitudes
they were not so fortunate and the
frost carried its tolls in damaged fruit,
the total loss in Idaho amounting up
near a million dollars.
The Diamond from the Sky Lyric,
Monday, May 80. 52-1
Sheriff l.. r. Yates left Thursday
morning of this week for Denver,
Colorado, and will bring back Everett
Anderson formerly of Sites, wanted on
a charge of burglarizing in Idaho
county. The gentleman left from,
Kamiah Friday a week ago enroute by
stock train for Denver and was taken |
in custody by officials upon his arrival |
on instruction of Sheriff Yates.