Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-03-02
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For rent - Furnished apartment
rooms. j. Pfeufer. 400
District freight and passenger agent
pany came in on Wednesday 3 evening g
train.
Joe Snyder the bowling wonder of
the firm of Snyder g. Miller made a
trip down to White Bird this week on
business and pleasure trip.
Ranger Tom Crossley, wife and
daughter are Grangeville visitors this
week, Tom being in attendance at the
rangers meeting being held this week
in Grangeville.
Miss Ruby Bertsch, formerly of
Grangeville, but now making her home
in Butte, Montana, is in the city and
spending a few days attending to bust
ness matters and visiting with her
many close friends.
Mrs. E. C. Steele, leaves Friday for
Lewiston, and after short stay at
home, there leaves for the East on a
three month s trip. While away she
will visit at Danville, Ill.,, her old home
at Logan, Ohio, and take in the Re-
publican 4,ationaI convention at Chica-
go.
Mrs. Henry MGdl, who has been
visiting in Wyoming, returned this
week accompanied by her daughter,
little lady of five who was left with
relatives when the Meidl g left Wyom-
ing seeking a new location. Henry is
wearing smile broader than a yard
stick.
District Forester Silcox and Deputy
Forester Rutledge of the district office
at Missoula who were in Grangeville
last week left Friday for Kooskia.
hey are making the rounds with the
purpose of ascertaining the needs in
appropriations for forest service ad
ministration
Max Aronson travelled over to Nez-
perez this morning in the interests of
j. w. Eresch and to provide the smok
ers across the prairie with the cigars
that have proved so popular with the
many satisfied smokers who are steady
patrons and boosters. Eresch insists
on quality and satisfaction which surel'
brings results in any business.
Mrs. l.. A. Wisener and son, Robert
left Friday morning for Chicago where
they will visit with relatives. Mrs
Wisener had planned her journey for
the first of the month but on account
of the serious illness of her sister, Miss
Jump, at one time librarian Of the
Grangeville schools, who is i'll with an
attack of the typhoid fever, she depart
ed at once.
Brick and lime on hand at Madi-
son. 18-tf
Theodore Swarts came up from his
ranch home near White Bird this week.
Mr.. Swarts states that the winter has
been severe on him as he was troubled
with the after effects of an attack of
grippe and to make matters more dis
agreeable physically he was bothered
with rheumatism and had the misfor-
tune of having several ribs broken dur
ing the winter. He is feeling better |
now and with the coming of spring
hopes to fully recover.
The lunch counter and soft drink es-
adjustment recently opened by Leon
ard Becker-Jurgen in the Batty build |
ng is proving most popular and nice
line of business is being extended. |
Cider and all kinds of soft drinks are
IN sale but the prime favorite seems to
De the carboated fizz, the non alcoholic
rink that looks like beer, tastes
ike beer but is not beer. There is alb |
'olutely no alcohol in the beverage and |
t is Intoxicating. In connection
With the soft drinks Leonard has fixed |
Up a fine lunch service where one can |
ret most any kind of palatable dish
Marsh w. Brown, a young man of
he White Bird section, was in town |
his week. Mr.. Brown, who came from
Seattle and took up homestead in the
liver country, has been doing consider
bile surveying for the people down
here who speak highly of him and are
alking of bringing him out for the of
ice of county surveyor on the demo
ratio ticket. He is young man with
technical education, graduated from
Washington University and carries d
inc recommendation from the engi-
eering department of the city of Seat
lie where he was employed previous to
oming to this section.