Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27

Stationery and school supplies at the
Midget bazaar. 18-tf
In the market for geese and ducks
until October l. City Feed Store. 1871
Mrs. Anna Graham will leave next
month for her home in Los Angeles,
California.
DIR. Rains was called to Warren this
week on professional duty and will not
return before Sunday
Mrs. G. Overman is spending this
week in Nezperce visiting at the homes
of Mesdames White and Hilbourne.
Mrs. F. p. Bangs of Lewiston was in
the city this week visiting her husband
who is member of the Free Press
force
Frank Eckel of Harpster was among
the passengers on the branch Tuesday
bound for the Occur d Alene country
where he expects to work in the mines
Clarence Moe of Kooskia was in
Grangeyille Wednesday morning tax
ing the train for Nezperce where he
will work during the fall on ranch
Miss Minnie Williams left for her
home in Spokane this morning after
spending some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. Yves Wakely at the chit to Win y
mine
Be sure to see Miss Powers of the
, Standard Fashion company. The young
lady will be at the Fair Store, Septem-
Der IS, and will remain for few
days. l9-l
MEN WANTED-Sawers, fellers S5c
+bnusan1 MIL apd Damn M mi mum
wape 1925. Steady work. Craig
, Mountain Lumber Company, Winehes
, ter Idaho. 19-tf
Bishop Funston will be in Grange
. Vile, Sunday, tSeptember 80 and hold
confirmation strvices at the Episcopal
, church at IL a. m. Also services in
s, the evening.
!. Mrs. Mary McLinden has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
y James B. Allen. The former departed
for her home at Roseburg, Oregon
r Thursday morning
:, Mr.. and Mr.. II. p. Twogood of Dou
4 mecq plains arrived in the city las
night and this morning took the train
: for Lewiston where Mrs. Twogood will
: receive medical attention.
Il The Maitland ranch, near Denver wa
n sold this week to the Wren Green
e ough interests for $4,000 or 800 pc
>. acre. This gives the purchasers l40
n acres of the finest land out of doors II
,r q body.
It John Briscoe and family will leas
,e for Lewiston shortly, intending to spen,
the winter down there on account o
Mrs. Briscoe's health. The store vii
u be in charge of Mr.. Pfeufer during thei
:. absence.
~ Doe Denny received wire this after
70 noon from Mrs. Harry Brown in Port
A. land stating her husband. Harry ha
. been successfully operated upon thi
7 morning with every assurance of pei
"A manent relief.
10 j. j. Keane of Moscow, deputy gam
DR. warden for the state of Idaho, is in tn
IS. city this week in connection with tn
ease of Ira Il. Smith wherein the defer
dant is accused of Withholding licens
: money to the amount of over $1l00.
j. IL. Dickson and wife and Mrs. {
IN +. Hurst left Thursday morning for
If few days stay in Lewiston. Mr.. Dicl
10 son is a stockman and raneher in tn
m Salmon river country. He shipped on
g several cars of nice stock the other day
n Word received from Grangevill
III friends from Doctor Slusser states h
a. is now in training with medical uni
Is Mt Fort Riley, Kansas and presumes
IF will be held there for several months a
least. He has been commissioned
"a first lieutenant.
n. Cecil Ryan of Springfield, Ill. Aa
IL. completed the painting on the Wren
| ,rh ole IN ut Nd lnfA r.
at Cottonwood this morning where til
: Farmers Union have another elevate
to ready for painting, though the youn
re man was not sure of getting the job
~ Wayne Arnold and family and Blab
ed Adams and family will return
as Grangeville for the winter from MOI
Id tana and will probably remain here
ry the future, Adams, we understand, ha,
ing made arrangements to take chars
If of a well known ranch near Grangevill
or Lyle Robbins and family left t,
at Jones, Michigan this week where the
a will make their future home. LYLE h.
en- been resident of Idaho county for
40 number of years but has decided to r
&C. turn to the east which he feels hole
up more in the way of success than IL
er west just now.
te Dave Yates and son, Herman were
ne town yesterday from the reservatic
M country and while here made a de
lie with Mr.. Moffitt of Boise for h
ranch of $50 acres. Dave and his sc
have been farming the place and kno
~ ~ the quality of the land which W,
u bought at good figure.
q Attorney S. f. Henry of Bonnie
+. Ferry was in the city this week {
oar business with Judge Scales who signt
ge the necessary papers giving Mr.. Hem
=. the right to recover the children
%. William Burke now in children 8 hon
in in Lewiston and take them back to ii
VS. father in Boomers Ferry.
ed G. w. Bobbins left this morning f
he his old home at Bristol, Indiana. NJ
" Robbins has made seven trips west
he the last fifteen years and never had 8
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