Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-07
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45.tf
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Country lard wanted at the City Mea
Market 15-t
Purchase school supplies Of Lamm tn,
Druggist. 10
For Sale-Fresh cow. Phone Farm
ers lib. A. Il. Lovelace 10.
c. w. Greenough came over from Cot
tonwood Wednesday evening to attend
to court business.
Every coupon given away with a casl
purchase entities you to share in oul
profits. Lamm the Druggist. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Urbahn are tn,
proud parents of a bouncing baby boy
who came to their home Friday.
David Landon of Kooskia was 8
Grangeville visitor the latter part of
last week returning home Monday.
Miss Katherine Vincent came up from
Lewiston the first of the week prepare
tory to accepting position in the local
schools.
Profit sharing coupons given away
with every cash purchase. Get a full
set of aluminium ware. Lamm the
Druggist. 1871
Horses For Sale-One brown horse. 8
years old, weight 1875; bay mare 6
years old, weight 1900 Enquire of
Albert Miller. 1914
Wanted-Lady wishes position as
cook or housekeeper in or near Grange
vile. Rothlisberg ranch one mile north
of Grangeville. l6-tf
DIR. Slusser and family returned Sun
day from an overland trip to outside
points. They visited Moscow, Pullman,
Palouse and Spokane.
Mrs. Cadde Taylor, who has been
spending some time at Lewiston, passed
through the city the first of the week
enroute to her home up the Salmon
river.
DIR. w. B. Sims has moved his
Chiropractic offices into the front and
corner rooms, formerly occupied by DR..
Moore, over the Grangeville Savings &
Trust Go. 1862
James Graves went down to Lewiston.
this morning and will take in the circus.
Jim is the Oldest boy in town and still
reads the circus posters.
Fogg & Campbell this week moved
their law offices from the basement of
the Grangeville Savings & Trust build
ing to the rooms UPSTAIRS formerly oc,
cupied by Dr. Sims.
Otto Nail and family left Sunday
morning for Starbuck, Washington,
their old home, whore they spent several
days. The trip was made by auto and
was most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Roy Nail and son, Cornelius, left
last week for Lewiston where they will
reside for the winter. Roy will leave
later i'll the fall for the Gateway citv
A number of social affairs were given
in honor of Mrs Nail previous to her
departure.
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold 8. soft
Miss Neal Ingram, who has been in
making her home in Southern Califor-
MA for the past three months, returned
last week and will leave in few DAYS
for Sites where she has been elected
as member of the teaching corps of
the schools.
Dr. Green received large consign-
ment of new instruments the first of
the week, and has been busily engaged
installing them in his new dental office
IN the Scales block. The doetos expects
to be ready to receive patients 5v the
last OF tins week 1871
Use Fly Way for your horses and
cattle. Guaranteed or money refunded. |
olty Feed Store. 1872 |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Campbell expect
TO return the latter part of this week
from Spokane where they have penn for
the past ten days, Their daughter Mil |
dred underwent an operation for
throat trouble and will come |
home later as soon as she is able TO
leave the hospital.
Trade anything, anywhere. Fl. w
Garets. 45-tf
James Lemon, the White Bird post
master, passed through Grangeville this
morning enroute to Spokane where he
goes to receive further treatment for
his eyes, one of which has been causing
his considerable trouble of late but
which is yielding under the treatment
of the Spokane specialist.
Farm land for sale. M. L. Ayers. 46-t
Tom Grossley and wife and daupl,
ter came in the first of the week from
Castle creek ranger station on the
South Fork. Mrs Crossley and little
Miss Alice CROSBY will live in Grange
vile while the latter attends school.
Tom Is going to batch it out at the
station and he says it is going to be
some lonesome too
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents
bundle at the Free Press office lift
George D. Stansbury of Winona was
over the first of the week, fixing up
the Sehaeffer house which he has rent
ed and which will be occupied by his
family during the school year. George
Is thorough believes in the has+ Of
education for his children and every
year has his family take up their resi-.
dence in Grangeville that the children
may have the benefit of our excellent
schools.
Dom forget the Saturday evening
dances at Schmadeka Is hall. eff
DIR. W. Macneill, graduate of the
North Pacific Dental College of Port r
land, has decided to locate in Grange.
vile for the practice of his profession