Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-05-11

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The members of Company "E" were
cheated out of Sundays target prac
tice on account of the dampness oil
Saturday.
A. +. Parker is back in Grangevillt
after having spent very pleasant visit
on mission of business and pleasure
in Wallace, Idaho.
For rent-160 acres timber land fol
grazing, situated near White Bird. This
land is for sale. Address Mrs. Delphine
M. Phillips, Helena, Montana. 49,
Charley Smith has returned home to
Newsome after several days spent in
Grangeville and outside points. The
indications point to a bigger and better
season than ever out on the Smith
Brothers. properties.
| Bennett, the Denver miller, purchased
big Buick truck of Hoene, the Cot
tonwood dealer, this week and will use
the same to deliver flour from his mill
to local points and the railroad at Fem
for outside shipment.
DR.. Frank Wood returned last night
from three weeks trip in the Elk
City country where he has been doing
dental work for number of patients
who found it inconvenient to make the
trip to the county seat.
Foreman f. p. Bangs, of the Free
Press force, and wife journeyed over
land to White Bird Saturday, return
ing to Grangeville Sunday, and in spite
of inclement weather protest that they
enjoyed themselves immensely.
guest at the Gamma Phi sorority house
at Moscow for several days, left for
Lewiston Sunday evening to spend a
few days visiting with friends before
returning home to Grangeville.
w. N. Scales took delivery of a
Studebaker Six this week, the car be-
ing sold through the VanOsdale garage.
This with the car sold to Mr.. Riutcel
last week leaves but two of the car load
shipment recently received by Van.
James Witt, who has been spending
the winter at Lewiston, arrived Sun
day night and will remain for the sum-
mer with friends in Idaho county Mr.
Witt is looking hale and hearty, fact
Max Aronson made the regular
monthly trip to Vollmer, lilo and Nez-
perez in the interest of j. w. Eresch
cigar manufacturer and returned with
some nice orders for smokes. Max
says business grows better with each
trip.
c. S. Smith, proprietor of the Candy
Kitchen, has received the new paper
soda water and ice cream holders to be
used instead of glasses and dishes,
with pretty silver containers. Smith
believes in being strictly up TO the
moment.
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold's. Soft
w. I. Sells, of the Tolo section drop
ped in while in town Saturday and
ordered local he had been running
in this paper discontinued as he had
sold all the animals he desired to dis
pose of, something like four hundred
dollars in value.
Sam Howard received letter this
week from his son, Claud Howard, who
is member of the signal corps of the
army, that he had recently arrived from
Panama, where he had been stationed
for the winter, and was now with the
American expedition seeking Villa in
Mexico.
The prosecuting attorney was called
over to Cottonwood last week to settle
a little alteration growing out of some
trouble between two business men over
there. Things were adjusted to the
satisfaction of all parties and both
went their way feeling better towards
one anoher.
Andy johnson who arrived in Grange
vile from Golden the latter part of last
week, after spending a few days in the
city attending to business matters re-
turned home Wednesday. Andy says
the Ten Mile mining district is going
to hum this summer and things have
started already.
Joe Lamp purchased an Oakland Six
of Guy Chiesman, representative of Mr..
Parker, the Oakland dealer at Lewis
ton. Joe went down the first of the
week and drove the car up under the
Instructions of Mr.. Chiesman and with
another lesson or two will be a full
Pledged motorist.
Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
A. H. Wilson, deputy state sanitary
Inspector, came up from Lewiston the |
first of the week and spent several days
n this section in an official way. Mr.. |
Wilson always comes unhearlded and |
oast experiences has taught most of us
% keep things in such shape that he |
'inds little to do.
Grafton johnson, who has many |
friends in the city, left Tuesday morn
ng for Spokane and from there will |
go to Montana. johnson is a |
mighty fine fellow and it is the sim
'ere wish of his local friends that he
will find things to his liking wherever |
he may decide to locate
Miss Ada Sweet left Sunday morning
'or Portland and will be gone for a |
'ortnight visiting at the home of Mr.. |
md Mrs. George Reed and with other |
Portland friends. The office of Geo. |
NJ. Reed in this city will be in charge
If Miss Helen Torseter until the last |
If the week when Mr.. Reed will arrive.
Harvey Booth of the Elk City coun-
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