Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-21
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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The Hazelwood Co. receive, test an,
nav for cream each day. 81
LATE Yates left the sheriff's offic,
long enough this week to make shor
visit in Lewiston.
j. M. Wilson was up from Harpste
last Saturday on business. He state
that plans are on foot for the repair o.
bridges on the river.
Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-t1
Stop at the Idahe Rooming House
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices
Mrs. N. L. Broughmah. lit,
DR.. A. E. Jones, sight specialist, OF
Spokane, while in Grangeville at Clan
vile Drug Co. put out number of the
famous Crook IS lenses.
Felix Martzen, the live real estate
man of Cottonwood, came over in his
fliver Sunday, being accompanied by his
family and Charles Betz and family.
J. w. Van Tine was in town Monday
for the purpose of filing on quartz
mining claim. Mr.. VanTine's claim il
situated just across the river from the
Dewey.
X. f. Cain, from Winona was in town
Friday receiving treatment from Dr.
Simons. Mr.. Cain is somewhat crippled
with rheumatism and has to walk with
one crutch.
For Sale-Single seat open buggy and
single harness, both almost new. Both
? 90 for half the original cost of buggy.
See A. R. Wiley at Vollmer- Clearwater
Warehouse. = 5tf
Those interested in the study of the
Pacific States phone, Grangeville Best
conservatory of music. 3-tf
H. Morris of Denver was buried at
the Denver cemetery last Friday. Mr..
Morris died at Denver a week ago We'd
nesday. He was over seventy years old
and pioneer of this section.
Miss Verna Leonard attended the cir
Gus at Lewiston last Friday and return
ed to Grangeville Saturday. Verna
made the trip to Lewiston alone which
is quite a feat for little girl.
C. A. Cain who has been sick for
some time is up and around again. Mr..
Cain was dangerously i'll with gall
says he hash t felt better for ten years.
Jim Graves, the local dealer in coyote
feet, went to Lewiston Friday. Jim
made the trip by auto with McAdams,
We suppose that Mr.. Graves went down
to inspect the elephants and see if it
was worth while to cut off their feet.
DR.. w. B. Sims, Chiropractor of
Grangeville, will be at Hotel Phoenix
in Cottonwood, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday of each week. If you are
seeking relief from any ailmeht, he in.
vites you to call on him. No charge foi
consultation. AZ
family, drove over Sunday from the
west side town and spent an hour or two
at the county seat. He states outside
of the roads near the towns of Cotton
wood and Grangeville, which are Away.
bad, he trip is delightful one.
Highest prices paid for cream by
Hazelwood Co. 81
The VanOsdol family has moved t,
Cottonwood and will make that towI
their future home. Van is first clas
mechanic, good citizen and a mighty
fine chap. He has been employed by
Chester Thompson of the Cottonwood
Garage and will have charge of the re
pair work.
Charley Scott from up the Salmon
river came out Friday. He states thai
there is still plenty of snow up his way
and that if the hot weather keeps W
there will be danger of flood on the
Salmon. He says that a week IS hot
weather would make the highest water
on the Salmon that has ever been seen.
Don't forget the dance Saturday
night. 81
M. l.. Hastings, the well known
breeder of Hereford cattle of the lower
Clearwater section, will leave this week
for Philipsburg, Montana where he re
Gently secured a large cattle ranch and
will make that state his future home
Mr.. Hastings is one of the most pro
gressive stockmen we have in Idaho
county and his decision to leave this
section will be learned with regret by
those who appreciate the value of hav.
ing a man of his character and enter.
prise in community.