Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-07-06

Private money to loan. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf
Robert Pugh intends to leave for Spo-
| kane the last of the week to register
for the Colville reservation drawing.
Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Kading and Mr..
Kenny rode out to the Fisher placer
property Monday and spent the day in
camp.
M. L. Ayers will loan you money,
three to ten years time at low rate.
Office first door east Of Schmadeka
block. 37-tf
Miss Blanch Fulton, who has been a
guest at the Parker home for the past
two months, left Monday morning for
her home at Boise.
Evan Evans, state chairman of the
Republican party organization returned
Sunday from trip to Boise and will
spend few weeks in North Idaho.
c. o. Vincent wife and daughter lett
Sunday for Portland where their daugh.
ter will undergo a surgical operation.
They will be gone for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Stockton and son
Andrew, Miss Margaret Sweet and Miss
Marjory Foster left this morning for
an extended auto tour to Spokane and
the lakes.
Reverend Robert E. Gornall was the
fourth of July speaker at Sites. His
fame as an orator has gone abroad and
he always succeeds in holding the inter
est of his listeners.
Mrs. John Phillips and children, Mrs.
Sophie Grafton and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Phillips spent the 4th
at Sites ad report a most splendid
time in the clearwater town.
Harold NJ Sims, editor of The Times,
left for Boise Monday morning, to at
tend the state Democratic convention
which meets this week to draft Demo
cratic platform for the state of Idaho.
Twin Falls Times.
Light housekeeping rooms, furnished
for rent to two families. John Kee 48-tf
l.. j. Swarts came in Sunday from
his contemplated trip to Alaska. He
made the journey as far as Seattle where
he discovered that all the boats were
tied up by the longshoremen strike.
Culdesac Enterprise.
Wilbur Fuller returned Tuesday from
the Florence country where he took
some eastern mining men to look after
some property. Wilbur says the snow
is almost all gone but the roads are
almost impossible in some of the low
places.
Fred Clark, who is well known in
Grangeville having been employed as
clerk in several of the local hotels, came
in last week and has accepted posi-
ton with Carl Carlton. He has been
in the Spokane country since leaving
here but found things rather quiet up
that way.
Lands 10 years time. Geo. M
Reed 26-tf
Ranger thomas Grossly, wife and lit
tie daughter were Grangeville visitors
Saturday and Sunday, coming in from
Castle creek ranger station Saturday
and returning home Monday. Tom says
the rains have taken some burden off
the ranger s shoulders for the time be-
ing at least and will help to lessen the
duties of rangers and guards during the
fire season.
Messrs. Winner and Parker of Cotton
wood, who were in the city last week
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creamery, in speaking of bond issue
for good roads in Idaho county, stated
that they personally favored it and
We're confident there was a strong feel
ing on the part of the west side people
that this was the only way to get good
and permanent roads.
The real estate men of this community
have been invited by the officials of
the Portland Realty Board to attend
real estate convention to be held in the
Oregon Building, Portland, July II, Is
and 10, when the leading "real estat
ers' from all ports of Oregon and from
southern Washington and southwestern
Idaho will gather to discuss problems
pertinent to the profession.
Money at lowest rates. Geo. M.
Reed. 26-tf