Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-09-14
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Cheap money-Geo. M. Reed. 14-4
Garden hose and sprinklers at Chester
Arnold's. Soft
Cash paid for ranch butter McGhie
Trading Co. lift
For Sale year old mare and colt.
A good buy for price asked Enquire
at this office. l7-tf
Mrs. J. V. Nash came over from Cot
tonwod Monday and spent the day with
Grangeville friends.
Stop at the Idaho Rooming House.
Nice. clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N. L.. Broughman. 17-tf
DR.. w. b. Sims has moved his
Chropractic offices into the front and
corner rooms, formerly occupied by DR..
Moore, over the Grangeville Savings q
Trust Co. 1862
Fred White returned last week from
Chicago and other middle western
points where he went on business con
nected with a company in which he is
interested. ..-
Horses For Sale-One brown horse, 8
years old, weight 1875; l bay mare 8
years old, weight 1900. Enquire of
Albert Miller. 16-4#
Andy Larson, who is a partner of
Ralph Russell in the stock business
came out the first of the week with
fine bunch of beef which he sold to
local buyers.
|. G.. Hattabaugh, the hustling dis
trict manager of the Western Union
Life Insurance Co., came up Saturday
and spent several days in the city look
ing after company business.
William Workman delivered twenty
two head of well finished hogs the first
of the week to John Baer and as a re-
suit took home a nice sized check.
Chip concluded it was better to sell
nine cent hogs and save the wheat.
Robert Farris, the old time democra
tie war horse of the Clearwater section,
was in town the first of the week and
stated with the exception Of super
abundance of rainfall over his way
things were in first class condition.
The premium list for the North
western Live Stock Show is now from
the press and being sent out for public
distribution. A handsome lot of pre-
miums are being offered this year and
from all indications the show is going
to be bigger and better than ever.
James Graves returned from Lewis
ton Friday night and on the way home
jim conducted little political inves-
tigation as to the preference of the pas
sengers for presidential choice. A
straw ballot was taken on the train ana
the results were 26 for Wilson and 10
for Hughes.
Lands-Geo. M. Reed. 14-4
Charley Simmons arrived in Grange
vile the latter part OF last week from
the Seven Devils region, where he has
spent the summer in the employ of the
L. s. Forest Service as guard. There
was little fire trouble this season and
the work of the rangers and guards was
lessened somewhat.
Don't forget the Saturday evening
dances at Schmadeka 8 hall. Off
Fred Erskine received number of
pictures from his son, Neal who is with
the Idaho soldiers at Nogales and who,
by the way, was recently promoted to
corporal, showing some of the scenes
in our sister republic of the south If
these pictures are typical of life and
condition across the border civilization
has not far advanced in the land of
Dons
Farm land for sale. M. l.. Ayers Act
Mr.. Simons of the Cottonwood Hard
ware Co., came over the first of the
week with a demonstrators from Spo-
kane for the Paige people and exhibited
the five-passenger model of this justly
famous ear. 1t is full of pep and built
along graceful lines and is sure
thoroughbred in the auto line. They
were accompanied by an uncle of Mr..
Simons from Ohio who is making
visit out west
Old newspapers for sale at ten cents
bundle at the Free Press office lift