Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-10
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold's. soft
Deputy Sheriff Tim Quinlan is off
duty for a few days being laid up by
illness.
For Sale-Good span of mares weight
about 1900. Call Farmers 26. NJ. II.
Williams, Mt. Idaho. 12-tf
For Sale-Threshing machine water
tank, capacity $50 gallons for sale
cheap. See A. r. Wiley at the ware
house. 1887
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wright and Mr..
and Ms Joe Snyder left this week to
Moore Is Lake where they will put in a
fishing.
Geo. M. Robertson and f. S. Winner
were Grangeville visitors from Cotton
wood Saturday coming over in the lat
ter IS car.
Wanted-Room and board in ex-
change for work by Is year old boy,
while going to school. Address L. care
Free Press. 1929
David Landon and w. A. Grunewald
were Grangeville visitors Wednesday
day from Kooskia, coming up to attend
to business matters.
George Eimers ST., and wife arrived
last week from their home in Illinois
for a visit with their sons and daugh-
tiers residing in this city.
To Loan-Advertise has three to four
hundred dollars of trust fund to loan on
first mortgage real estate security.
Address J. 81 eff Free Press. 113
1t is reported that quite forest fire
is raging in the vicinity of higgins ana
that all the available men of that sec
tion have been called to fight the
flames.
+. G. Mahurin and family are over
from Grangeville and may conclude to
locate here on account of the low alti-
tude for the benefit of Mrs. Mahurin 3
health.-Orofino Tribune.
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents
bundle at the Free Press office lift
Miss Minnie Eimers who has a posi-
ton as bookkeeper in bank at Walla
Walla arrived in Grangeville this week
to visit with her parents who arrived
from Albion, Illinois, Friday evening.
Mrs. Otto Schwalbach and son,
belmont, returned last week from visit
of several weeks at Spokane and on
their return spent week with Mrs. w.
J. Harris of Boville, sister of Mrs.
Schwalbach.
III. r. Hilbourne, who is member of
Company "E" /. N. G. is expected
home in Grangeville in about two
weeks according to information receiv-
ed recently. He will be discharged I'M
der the orders of the war department to
discharge all family men who are serv-
ing with the national guard.
Farm Loans. H. w. Carrots. 45-tf
VIM Edgington received telegram
last week announcing the death of his
sister, Mrs. L. l.. Whitmore, resident
of Seward, who was on her way to
Seattle and died on the boat. She was
buried at Seattle this week where her
husband $ people reside. She is sur
yived by two brothers and father,
who reside in this city and two sisters.
Old newspapers for. sale at ten cents
bundle at the Free Press office lift
G. W. Brown of the well-known horse
firm of Brown q Mood has returned
home from an extended auto trip
through Lewis and Idaho counties. Mr..
Brown has been i'll for long period
and made the trip in an effort to re-
gain his full health. He stated that
he felt fine and vigorous as result of
his outing He spent great deal of
time in the Salmon river country and
the mountains adjacant.-M Star
Mirror.
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold s. Soft
We note by the Kamiah Progress that
Prot Cobbs, former well known
Grangeville educator and for number
of years the head of our schools, going
later to kamiah where he has held a
like position with complete satisfaction
to the people, is candidate for super
lntendent of the schools of Lewis
county. We do not know who is pitted
against Prof. Cobbs, but it would have
to be an exceptionally strong man to
beat him if fitness for office is to be
considered.
Wanted-Glover seed and timothy
seed. Norwood Warehouse Co. Off
Mrs. Fem Battey will leave this week
for Portland and other Coast cities
where she will spend several weeks
studying the fall styles of millinery
and purchasing stock. She will be ac-
companied by Miss Helen Troester, who
has been employed in the trimming de-
partment of Mrs. Batty's store for the
past several years and will now spend
some time in the work rooms of the
wholesale houses studying the latest
ideas in millinery preparatory to taking
a position with Mrs. Batty this season.
Don't forget the Saturday evening
dances at Schmadeka's hall. Off
Deputy Marshall Mark Howe, who is
ON his vacation, passed through Grange
vile on his way to the Elk City section
last week, arriving in the city Thursday
night and remaining until Monday morn
ing. He states he finds the sentiment
strong for the reelection of Wilson in
the territory the duties of his office
takes him through in the Northwest
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