Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-12-21
Farm Loans. H. w. Carrots.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Olson took dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
b. Campbell.
A nine dollar farm butchering set for
1926 if you trade five dollar S worth
ut our store including dollar bottle of
Wright s Liquor Smoke, just the thing
for your meat. City Feed Store. 29-4
Leonard Becker Jurgen returned from
Los Angeles, California last Friday.
His wife remained in Los Angles and
will winter in California. Leonard
states that things are booming down in
the sunset state.
Frank Rape, a well known Northern
Pacific railroad man and a cousin or
Walter and o. b. Rape of this vicinity,
was killed in railroad wreck over on
the Coast last Sunday. Complete de-
tails of the tragedy are not available at
this time.
/ Everything has advanced but DIR.
Koch Is spices, extracts and remedies.
For $500 cash you make selection of
$6.15 worth of any goods handled by
me. Send for circulars telling you the
whole story. j. F. Prosser, salesman,
| Ferdinand, Idaho 1913
Wanted to rent-A good piano. Ad
dress Box 625, city. 26-tf
Jack Warren, brakeman on the pas
senger to Lewiston, is again at work
after a siege of sickness which confined
him in the hospital under the care of the
doctors. He had slight attack of
pneumonia following la grippe. Jack is
now healthy and happy as usual.
Will trade income property for land
and pay cash difference. M. l..
Ayers. 26-tf
Assistant Cashier III. G.. Elder of
White Bird passed through the city
Wednesday enroute to White Bird from
Butte, Montana where he had been tax
ing an examination of accountancy Mr..
Elder is a mighty fine young man and
well qualified for a business career that
will eventually take him to larger
fields.
Buy your wife new Home sewing
machine at the Miller Hardware & I'm
plement Co. o9.3
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom j. Harrison moved
in this week from their ranch on the
Clearwater and are now citizens of
Grangeville Mr.. and Mrs Harrison are
among our very best people and a
mighty welcome addition to our town.
They have leased the ranch to Allen
Kennedy and are going to enjoy we'll
earned rest.
Cash paid for ranch butter. McGhie
Trading Co. lift
A great many of the friends of Con-
ductor Harris will be pleased to learn
that he is back on the Camas Prairie
run to Lewiston having permanently
taken the place and promising to stay
with us. j. j. Pulver, who was on the
run in the absence of Mr.. Harris return
ed to Spokae and has a run out of that
place.
We buy old rubbers, copper, zinc and
brass. Best prices. City Feed Store. 1874
Dave Yates, the well known rancher
} and red hot democrat of the WinOna
} section, came over yesterday on business
matters. He was accompanied by his
son, Herman Yates and they made the
trip on runners to the county seat
sleighing on the reservation being ex
cellent and a much better way as well
! as safer to negotiate the trip than in
! Dawes Studebaker Six.
Stop at t Idaho Rooming House
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices
Mrs. N. l.. Croughman. 17-tt
; Mrs., Joe Brockman, who has been in
+ the hospital at Lewiston convaleseine
: from serious operation which she re
Gently underwent down there, was able
to leave the hospital this week and in
company with her husband, came up tC
Grangeville where she will remain fol
several weeks until completely re
covered at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bourland and with other rela
, tives.
, Stoves hneo and repaired at Chester
| Arnold IS. 1S-tt
j. III. Lamb has sold his farm between
this point and Grangeyille, known as
the Roy Dale place, last week to Owen
Hazelbrook for $1,000. Mr.. Hazelbroob
, will move on the place the lst of March
when Mr.. Lamb will move to his place
on Battle Ridge, where he will start the
construction of large residence with
! modern conveniences. We are pleased
to note that Mr.. Lamb will be nearer
our city.-Stites Enterprise.
, The Christmas ball will be give this
year Mt Schmadeka' hall, all arrange
ments for the event having been com.
peted this week. Mr.. G. F. Preisz, of
Lewiston has been secured to direct the
local orchestra and therefore the mem
bers of the Dancing Club feel safe in
assuring all who attend the dance that
the music will be the best ever, as Mr.
Preisz is kown as one of the best violin.
lists of the northwest with an extensive
repertoire of late, popular dance music.
The ball will be given on the evening OF
Christmas Day, December 25th, and
4 dancing will start at 9. o'cloek sharp
The Dancing Club members, who are to
be hosts Monday evening, extend an
invitation to everybody to be present
and enjoy the event BIZ