Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-04

Arnold IS. soft
For Sale-Good, young, fresh milk
cow Mrs. Frank Fuller. 50-2*
S. c. Mcdaniel and VIM. Streicht
have contract to pack supplies into
the Fisher placers and left Tuesday on
the first trip.
j. }. Keane, of Moscow, deputy state
game warden for northern Idaho came
in on Monday evenings train in con
nection with the work of his office.
For Sale-Ten-acre apple tract in
Opportunity at a great sacrifice. All
bearing; small house and barn; first
spraying and pruning done. Small cash
payment, balance terms. Address Box
| ga. Grangeville, Idaho. 46-4
Next week VIM. Streicht and John
Kee are planning on going out to the
placer diggins in the Ten Mile district
and commencing spring operations.
Deep snow back in the mountains has
prevented work up to the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold received
word this week from their son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Arnold,
who are now located on homestead in
| Montana, announcing the news of the
arrival of tiny little Miss at their
home last week.
Mrs Lloyd Proctor returned Satur
| day night from Centralia and other
points on the Coast where she has been
| for the past six weeks visiting with
relatives. Her father who suffered a
paralytic stroke before she was called
away is now well and hearty.
Dale Clark made know his wants in
i l,a
and announces his candidacy for the
office of county commissioners on the
Republican ticket. He is a business
man of that section and seems to have
good following of close friends.
Trade anything, anywhere. Fl. w.
Carrots. 45-tf
Herbert Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Powell, east of town, had the mis-
fortune to fracture his left arm last
Sunday while scuffling with some fell
low playmates. The injured member
was set by Or. Stockton and the young
man is again around, suffering but lit
tie inconvenience from his accident.
H. j. Wilson, or Bunny as his
Grangeville friends used to playfully
call him, is a member of the fat men s
ball team at Blackfoot, Idaho and ac-
cording to all reports is getting his
share Of press notices. Wilson will be
alright on first if he does not attempt
to see a twenty payment policy be
tween acts.
from the river this week, bringing
Grandma Behean out who will leave fol-
Walla Walla the last of the week for {
!, | -. II NUh,1a oil
: in years she has conserved her healtl
, well and it is the hope of her many
/ friends that she will enjoy many year
, more of life.
r. NJ. Atwood took the delivery o
!: one of the 1916 model Maxwells Satur
day, coming up from Lewiston witt
the car. Mr.. Atwood did not have suf
ficient experience to trust himself oil
the trip alone and a man drove tn
!, car up. He handles the agency TO
this section and is looking for men VIII
want good car.
! Marshall Eames purchased the pro
perty upon which the Grangeville mil
! was located this week and will begl
! improving the same shortly. Afte
looking over a number of towns in tn
Northwest Mr.. Eames decided Grange
vile was about the best place to IL
/. and closed the deal for the above pc
: perty the first of the, week.
Last Thursday J. G. Eimers of tn
Eimers Hardware and Implement Com
pany "Dodged' down to Salmon rive
in brand new Dodge which he deliver
ed to Ralph Russell, the latter havin,
purchased the car some time ago. Jak
returned Friday. He says the road
were bad but the Dodge made the mu'
holes and grades with equal ease.
Need any money! See Geo. M
Reed. got
Adolph Hinkleman came over from
the reservation country Saturday to d'
some trading with the local merchants
Mr.. Hinkleman, who is man of con
siderable prominence over in his sec
ton and well known for his sounc
Judgment and business ability is being
urged by a number of friends to come
out for commissioner this fall and il
can truthfully be said he would make
most excellent man for the place.
NJ. l.. Hastings, the well known Here
ford cattle breeder of the Clearwater
valley, came up from Kamiah the last
of the week and spent several days il
the city looking after business. Mr.
Hastings has supplied great many
animals to the Salmon river stockmer
and has usually better demand thar
he is able to supply. However, to {
reporter of this paper he stated he ha(
some exceptionally fine stuff coming
on.
Hans Petersen, of Keuterville, wa
in town Monday looking after some
business affairs. He recently TRADED
his store at Keuterville for a stool
ranch on the Columbia river, west o.
Spokane, and will leave shortly for tina
place to take up his residence on thu
newly acquired property. Mr.. Petersen
is one of Idaho county's most proges
sive residents and his leaving will b,
great loss to the country. May thu
greatest of prosperity follow him to hi