Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-08-03
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Private money to loan. Geo. M
Reed. 26-tf
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents
bundle at the Free Press office lift
William Campbell of the Salmon river
country was in the city the first of the
week looking after some business mat
tiers.
Wanted--Middle age woman for
general house work on stock ranch.
Address Mrs. III. j. Elfers, Lucille,
Idaho. lift
Mrs. Frank Titus and daughter, who
have been spending several weeks on
the Coast with relatives, returned Sun
day night.
To Loan-Advertiser has three to four
hundred dollars of trust fund to loan on
first mortgage real estate security.
Address j. 81 CT Free Press. 11-3
Edward and Anthony Medved who
have been spending the past month at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs George Med
we'd returned to their home at Nezperce
this morning.
V. Knapp left Friday morning for
Carter, Montana where he will spend
several weeks visiting with Mrs. Knapp
and Mrs. Jump who are homesteading
near that town.
Eli Ingram, Harry Meader and Irwin
Toye were members of fishing party
that spent Sunday on the top of the
mountain fishing and report having
had very good luck.
For Sale-20O gallon red fir water
tank, practically new. Stands 40
pounds pressure. Cost $3.50 less than
year ago and will sell for $50. Address
Box 500, Grangeville. 1912
Harold Harris of the auditor IS office
left Wednesday morning for the Little
Salmon river country where he will join
Mrs. Harris at the Brust home and
spend several weeks vacation.
Dr. w. B. Sims will be at his office
after train time this Thursday evening,
August 3, having returned from his
trip to Chicago where he took a post
graduate course in chiropractic.
James White and family of Nezperce
were in the city Sunday and spent the
day with relatives and friends. They
came over in Mr.. White Is car and re-
turned in the evening of their home.
DIR. w. S. Moore left yesterday for
Standpoint where he will engage in the
practice of medicine in the future. A
car containing the household goods and
office equipment being loaded and ship
ped out Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Cribley of Seattle is spending
a few weeks with friends in the city.
Mrs. Criblek's son-in-law E. A.
Wannamaker is vice president of
Goodwin & Co., an old established com
mission house of Seattle.
Ivan Price came out from the Boles
section Friday on business. He is
homesteading over there and states
while the crops are little late they will
be there when it comes to harvesting
with the usual good record.
G. o. Overman, who has been farming
the home place in the Tolo section, pur-
chased a ranch near Fletcher last week
and will take possession o. the same
this fall The place is an exceptionally
good one and in u high state of cult
walton. The price paid is in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
Charles Holt and Jay Rhoades passed
through Grangeville the first of the
week from the upper Salmon river coun-
try on their way to Lewiston on bust
ness. Jay, who recently met with a
severe accident through his machine
falling off the grade, had several ribs
broken and was considerably shaken up.
Many of Grangeville IS citizens are now
taking advantage of the fine outings
and camp life offered at the foot of
mountains and Sunday many were seen
wandering their way toward the hills
IN automobiles, by teams and the foot
route to spend pleasant day in the
cool shade which nature provides there
in abundance.
Herman NonBargen, one of the thrifty
farmers of the Fem section, came in
Tuesday afternoon to attend the good
road meeting, through an oversight
getting his dates mixed. He is firmly
in favor of better highways and while |
busy with the harvest considered good
roads of such Importance as to take
time off from his work.
The Sunnyside Social Society met
last Thursday at the home of Mrs. r. G. |
Day All members were present ex-
cept two. Miss Christia Knorr was a
visitor. After a pleasant afternoon
spent with the hook and shuttle, dainty |
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. The next meeting will be held |
August 3, with Mrs. John NJ. Ely.
Buy farm. Geo. M. Reed. 26-tf
John Segar, one of the substantial
farmers of Winona and leading demo.
Gratis of Idaho county, found time to
visit the county seat last week and
spend several hours with his friends. He
lives in one of the most fertile sections
in the county and by intensified farm
ing and close application to duties has
built up such competence that he can
now enjoy himself.
DIR. II. R. Draney, who has been as.
ISOLATED with DIR. Wood in the practice
of dentistry in this city for some time,
has disposed of his interest in the of
flee to DIR. Wood who will conduct the
same alone hereafter. DR.. and Mrs.
Draney left Wednesday for Standpoint
where he will locate. Since coming TO
this city the Draney's have made a host