Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-16
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Stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold g. 1S-tf
Will trade income property for land
and pay cash difference. M. l..
Ayers. 26-tf
Mrs. A. s. Hardy entertained in
honor of Mrs. G. A. Green Saturday
afternoon.
Spuds is spuds these days. They are
liable to reach the highest price in years
before spring.
The Baptist ladies will hold a dressed
chicken sale Tuesday, November 2Sth
mt Lingo's Furniture Store. 26-2
Mrs. G.. A. Green returned to Lewis
ton Monday after several days spent in
Grangeville with her husband.
Joseph Squibb joined the readers of
the Free Press this week and directed
that it be sent to his address for the
coming year.
The temperature dropped considerable
Sunday and the thermometer has been
dropping every evening until Tuesday
when the weather moderated.
Hunting parties are headed for the
mountains every day now in quest OF
game, and the sudden drop in tempera-
ture has been favorable for hunting
Deer are reported to be plentiful this
year.
A pretty baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Harris of Colville last
week, cards announcing the arrival OF
the young ady having been received by
the many Grangeville friends of Mrs.
Harris, formerly Miss Essie Martin.
One week more of the red tag
sale. 26
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith are the
pround parents of bouncing baby boy
who arrived at their home last week.
Mother is doing fine and it looks as
though the father will become himself
again after having his run of enthu-
siasm.
f. Z. Fogg was Lewiston visitor
Friday going down to attend to law
business of the firm of Fogg & Camp
bell and to appear before the district
court now in session in the river city.
He returned to Grangeville Monday
evening.
William Newman passed through the
city the last of the week enroute from
White Bird to Moscow where he was
called as a Juror in the federal court.
He was beaming over with smiles as a
result of the democratic landslide last
Tuesday.
Only days more of Graham s red
tag sale. 26-l
The j. M. Olson sale which was held
last Thursday had good attendance
and everything sold brought good
price. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson will move
back to Grangeville and make their
home among their Grangeville friends
for while.
The Fairview Dramatic Club will
give play and basket supper at the
Fairview school house on the night oil
December 8. The funds derived from
the entertainment will be used in pro
riding furnishings for the school house
Come and bring well filled basket anc
help out a worthy cause. 26-.
Lewiston Sweet Glover Honey, it,
fine, shall call for your order. A. A
Hansen. 25-2
Master Harold Smith, son of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Charles Smith, slipped on the ter
race at the school yeard Tuesday and as
result fractured his left wrist. The
broken bone has been set and it is the
hope of the many friends of the youns
man that he will not be missed from the
circle of smiling youngsters for many
days.
Last week Attorney j. NJ. Gilmore
packed his office and household goods
and shipped them to Lewiston where
he and his family will make their future
home. Jess has opened up offices down
there for the practice of law. The
Grangeville friends of the Gilmore s
wish them much success in their new
home.
See the ad-Holstein Bulls for sale
best values ever offered. Walter
Hickerson. 14-tt
Mr. and Mrs. John Coram left Tues
day morning for Wallace, Idaho, where
they will visit for few days with
their daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Wethered From Wallace
they will go to Salt Lake city to visit
with their daugher Jessie and family
Later they expect to go to California
to spend the winter.
Don't forget the Saturday evening
dances at Schmadeka's hall. 9-tf
A great many potatoes were brought
into Grangeville last week and are
being stored away in places safe from
frost. The Alexander Freidenrich Com
pany has been storing potatoes in the
basement of the Wilks building. Other
parties have been storing spuds in the
basement of the Grangeville Saving
Trust Company. Some of the potatoes
were frozen when being hauled in and
this has required the work of sorters.
Come to the reg tag sale at Ora
hams. 90