Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-21

for Seattle where he will spend the
holidays.
All kind of aluminium ware for
Christmas at the Miller Hardware d
Implement Co. z9-5
Al Creeman came over from Cotton
wood last night and is looking after
business matters today.
Doss Rosencrantz, farmer and stock
man of the Winona section, came over
last night to look after business mat
ters.
Fred Karsten returned this week from
Deer Creek where he has been employed
for several weeks putting up barns and
other out-buildings on the Wyatt ranch.
Miss Susan Gregg and Mr.. Floyd
Thompson, two well known Idaho
county young people, were united in
marriage at Enterprise, Oregon, last
Sunday.
John Segar, well known and well-to-
do rancher of the reservation country,
came over from Winona last night and
is looking after business matters in the
county seat today.
The regular Saturday night dance
will be given this week as usual at
Schmadeka's hall. Dancing begins at
9 o clock. Good music. Don't forget
the date, Saturday, Dec. %. 3l-1
Mrs. j. G. Larkee of Charleston, came
up last week and spent several days
with her daughters, Mrs. j. A. Petersen
and Mrs. Leslie Smith. She was accom-
panied by sister, Mrs. G. j. Hall of
South Haven, Michigan who is here for
visit.
Doe Denny arrived from his ranch
the first of the week he was accom-
panied by Harry Meader who has been
hunting in that section. Doc brought
out his stock from his ranch to winter
on the prairie and as a consequence will
have to take the foot route back to
the ranch.
Moxs Leischner has sold his farm Of
240 acres and what is known as the
James Wilson place, located northwest
of town, to his brother Joe Leischner
The consideration was right around 49,,
900 which included the stock and etc
ON the place and was spot cash. Moxs
as yet has not decided what he will do.
The Grangeville fire department re-
ceived 500 feet of new hose last week
that cost 80 cents per foot. The new
hose was needed badly and was put on
the hose carts Sunday. The best of the
old hose will be used. Some new nozzles
were added to the equipment and the
fire department is now in very good
shape for fire protection.
One Grand Square Scale piano for
sale. First class condition. Price 800.
Call Pacific Phone 1861. 25-tf
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Occur d Alene to attend the celebra-
ton and doings of the Shriners in thai
city returned and Tuesday went out to
Castle Creek ranger station to resume
his work in the forest service. Tom
reports that he had the best time OF
his life while away and would not have
fmissed it for anything. A special
train took the Shriners from Lewiston
to Occur d Alene.
One Grand Square Scale piano fol-
sale. First class condition. Price 800
Call Pacific Phone 1861. 25-tt
Robert Amber the first OF the week
received a $1,000 warrant from the
Woodmen of the World, of which he is
the local secretary, made payable tt
Seth Jones, Jr., being the payment Of
insurance carried in the lodge by his
brother, Robert, who died recently. HI
stated that the head camp has now paic
in the neighborhood of $65,000 to the
local camp in insurance to relatives
and friends of deceased members of tn,
order in Grangeville.
$1OO.OOO.O0 private money to loan al
low rate of interest A. w. Talking
ton. .2S-t1
G. L. Bourland marketed bunch OF
fine turkeys for the Christmas trad,
this week. The lot consisted of four
teen, mostly young ones. One las
years gobbler brought him $4.48, tn,
bunch netting about $50. The deale
said Grandpa Bourland's fowls were tn,
finest he had received this year. Thes,
are the last of Mr.. Bourland IS turkey
crop with the exception of two fin,
birds one of which is destined to grac,
the table of Judge Wallace N. Scales
and the other George M. Reed will sent
to his family in Portland. While Mr.
Bourland makes no claims at eXper
turkey raising, he is proud of the abov,
showing, but takes greater pride in tn,
manner in which his thoroughbred
White Leghorns are replenishing tn,
egg market this cold weather.
Silverware and carving sets fol
Christmas at the Miller Hardware 8
Implement Co. 90;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Oyerman arrived
Tuesday night from Seattle and will re
main for the holidays, eating the Christ
mas turkey under the parental roof. J
|. has host of friends here who will b,
glad to learn of the phenomenal success
he has made on the Coast in the roat
and contracting machinery business ant
which he modestly denies and attempts
to minimize but fact which is know
over the entire Northwest by the big
men who are in this line of business. H,
has charge of the Seattle house and tn
past years business will pass the mil
lion dollar mark, substantial increas.
| and a record that naturally has put hin