Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-25
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold Is. soft
Mrs. A. p. Hiltsey of the Snake river
section, was in the city the last OF the
week shopping.
DIR. III. j. Smith of Cottonwood came
over on Monday evening train to at
tend to business matters in Grange
vile.
Two pack trains, that of MacDaniels
and Mackie Williams left last Friday
for the Fisher Placers with large
amount of supplies.
Mrs. Hogan and children came up
from the river yesterday with Frank
and will remain for visit with friends
and relatives in the city.
Ladies-come and see with your own
eyes, the opening story of "The Dia
mond From the Sky with it's roman
tic traditions IL
Tom Atwood and A. w. darlington
returned the first of the week from
Pocatello where they had been attend
ing the democratic state convention.
"The Diamond From the Sky" at
the Lyric, Monday, May 20. LADIES
admitted free at the matinee, also
youngsters II years Of age and un-
der. IL
Wanted to buy GAO acres or more of
land Must be smooth and good soil.
Give full particulars location and etc.
Address, A Idaho County Free Press,
Grangeville, Idaho liz
We are glad to report that Mrs. Will
liam Soltman who was quite i'll last
week and under the care of Doctor
Slusser, has recovered and will be in
good health shortly.
Mrs. Harry Badgero returned Satur-
day night from Walla Walla where she
has been for the past two months visit
ing at the home of her son and daugh
ter and looking well to the care of the
new grandchild.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Courtney, who
left here shortly after the first of the
year and have been in California since,
will return some time next month They
have bought Cadillac and will make
the trip overland.
The temperature went down to freez-
ing Monday night after several days
rain with splits of snow, but there seems
to have been no damage to fruit bios
SONS. The wet weather was another
setback to farmers in farming opera
tons.
judgment was entered in the dis |
trict court at Moscow last week in
favor of Fred White of Grangeville, in
the sum of $663.55 against the Deary
Lumber Company, for wages, Attorney
+. +. Fogg appearing in behalf of Mr..
White.
Mr.. Lemoreux, forest service clerk,
who arrived in the city last week to
take the place vacated by Miss Nina
Schanack, has been transferred to
Orofino, leaving Wednesday morning
and Mrs. Beal, clerk in the Ofofino
office will fill the position in the local
office.
A party of O. w. R. & N. officials
composed of j. ID. Carlton, president of
the road; President Finch of the Camas
Prairie line, Frank w. Robinson,
traffic manager of the O. w. r. & N. |
and District Agent Foss of Lewiston,
came in this afternoon in a special for
a stay of several hours.
Jacob Olinger and family of lola,
Kansas, arrived this week and will pro-
badly take up homestead in the Sal
mon river section. Mr.. OInger says
what he has seen of the country SO far
has been most pleasing and he is salts
fled this is the place for a man to
locate IN who wants to get along in
he world.
George Stevens informed us this
week that the postponed get-together
meeting the members of the Farmers
Union planned for last winter will be !
leld June 10Th, at which time State
resident Mccall of the Farmers,
jnion will be present. Plans will soon |
'e completed for the good time on the
bove date.