Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-23
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26t1
Stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's. 18-t1
The Baptist ladies will hold dressed
chicken sale Tuesday, November 2Stf
at Lingo's Furniture Store. 26-z
Jim Woods, we are pleased to an
nounee is getting better day by day anC
rallying from the illness which pros
trated him.
Benjamin b. Scott a prosperous mer
chant of Elk City, has been visiting in
Grangeville this week on social and
business matters.
Mrs. F.. +. Moore left this week for
Leavenworth, Wash, where she will
visit with relatives and may later go
to Portland for the winter.
d. w. Arrison, formerly of the White
Bird country, has rented the Chas.
Everest farm west of town and removed
his chattels there this week.
Mrs. F. p Bangs, wife of Foreman
Bangs of the Free Press came up from
Lewiston the latter part of last week
and spent few days visiting in the
city.
At the Federated church next Sunday
"Saving Life by Losing Life The
evening theme will be "Some Noun
tains of the Bible. -
Mrs Bert Gilman left Monday morn
ing for Spokane to visit with friends
for week. She will also visit the
Lewiston Livestock Show before re-
turning home to Grangeville.
Miss Dorothea Munro, who has been
in Spokane for the past several weeks
with the Walter }. Nichol Co., resigned
her position and has returned to Grange
vile, arriving Saturday evening.
A hunting party consisting of Geo.
ID. Smith, Earnie Day, A. S.Wright and
Pap Jarvis started out Tuesday morn
ing for Adams camp where they expect
to pursue the fleet deer to it's eternal
doom.
The Free Press printed bills this week
advertising the turkey shoot Of Bibb &
Hern, to be held on Friday, November
"a, at the Jim Atkinson farm two miles
west of town. The two gentlemen have
100 turkeys and geese that are fat for
the festive board
Dave Stansbury of Winona and
daughter came in to Grangeville this
week and spent short time visiting
with Mrs. Stansbury and their daugh
ter. Dave is wearing satisfied smile
that wont come off and which has been
growing since election.
j. A. Pulver is the new conductor on
the Camas Prairie branch who takes the
place of Conductor Harris on the pas
senger run to Lewiston. Mr.. Pulver is
a school nate and an old time chum of
j. j. Lamm and they are renewing ac
guaintences again these days.
Mrs. George Behean returned Friday
from Spokane where she had been to
see her daughter who recently under
went an operation in the Sacred Heart
hospital OIL that city for appendicitis.
The young lady is getting along nicely
and will soon be able to be up and
around.
The Fairview Dramatic Club will
give a play and basket supper at the
Fairview school house on the night of
December Q. The funds derived from
the entertainment will be used in pro,
viding furnishings for the school house.
Come and bring a well filled basket and
help out worthy cause. 26-2
The Grangeville band has been
practicing quite steadily of late, being
directed by II. Fl. Miller, and is rapidly
rounding in shape for trip planned
to the livestock show in Lewiston next
week. Twenty-one members have been
practieing but not all of these will
make the trip to Lewiston.
Sadie Rice, age six years, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice died
about ll:15 p. m. Monday following an
operation for appendicitis which was
performed in hopes that the life of the
child might be saved. Doctors Slusser
and Stockton performed the operation.
The funeral will be held today, Under
taker Maugg directing the same.
Wanted to rent--A good piano. Ad.
dress Box 625, city. 26-tf
Tom Crossley came in Saturday from
Castle creek ranger station on the
South Fork of the Clearwater to attend
to business matters and sold his ranch
down on Slate creek to Mr.. levitt who
owns land adjoining Tom S old home.
stead. The deed was drawn up and the
deal formally concluded. Tom has re.
turned to Castle creek to again take
up his duties as forest ranger.
A communication from j. J. Pulse
who is in Westlake, Oregon received
last week apprises us of the fact that
he is very well pleased with the results
of the election. Although Oregon went
for Hughes, Mr.. Pulse pointed out the
fact that a normal republican majority
iii the state of 1000 was cut down to
about 5000, which indicates pretty
strong change in sentiment in that
state