Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-12-27
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


AZ Buys Pedigreed Horses-H. j. Kress-
fdey has returned from Montana, where
he recently purchased twenty head Of
ipedigreed horses for the arm of Wren
!g Greeough of Denver.
IL Farmers are wanted to attend the
1qarmers union meeting in Grangeville,
ISsaturday. January S. 32-2
E Cottonwood Man Weds-A marriage
f4icense was issued in Lewiston Monday
5iio Rudolph Schroeder of Cottonwood
j5and Margaret Wyatt of Lewiston.
j At Doc Denny's
Farms for sale. Ayers. lS.tf
q Play at Opera House-The play
rs Freckles' was put on before an au-
Utiience in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
Alevening by the Broadway Amusement
5i:ompany.
Elevator construction to be discussed
lat Farmers union meeting, January
l5 1872
j Christmas Danoe-The Christmas
uiance h, DAY night in Schmadeka
Hhall, was a success. Attendance was
5larpe aud pleasant evening was spent
Eby all. Music was by the Fulton or
''chestra.
/. Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
sand well curbing at Chester Arnold s
.!olumbinp shop. 43.tf
! New Residents-Mr. and Mrs. X. o.
|Wilson and children have removed to
..Grangevile from Whitebird, so that
.stheir children may attend the Grange
.:ville schools. Mr., Wilson has rented his
.sranch on the Oregon side of the Snake
'*river, and will reside here indefinitely.
/ Hot hamburger sandwiches, 10 cents,
TChicken tamales and Mexican Chilli soup
I At Doc Denny's
I Liberty Bonds Here-Liberty bonds
sof the second issue, with coupons, have
!been received by the Grangeville banks
5and are being distributed to subscribers.
Unregistered bonds were not included in
jthe consignment.
] Return dates of DIR. Schilling, Monday
land Tuesday, January and 8. 3l-3
/ Knitting Club Acknowledgements of
Jthe Knitting club sold doughnuts at the
; Christmas dance to raise money with
which to purchase yarn used in knitting
4 for boys of Company f. To procure
money supplementary to funds raised
from the doughnut sale, the Knitting
club will hold a dance the evening of
January 5, in Schmadeka hall.
Farmers, it will pay you to attend
[ the meeting in Odd Fellows hall, Janu-
ary 5. 32-2
Mining Blanks Going-The Free
Press has distributed large number
of blank forms to mining men for the
purpose of filing notice of intention
to hold mining claims under the law
providing for elimination of annual
assessment work. However, the supply
| is not exhausted. Blanks may be had
at the Free Press office for 40 cents q
dozen.
Farmers interested in "A farm bureau
should attend the meeting in Grange
vile, January 5. 800
I. w. w. Speaking Curbed-Governor
Alexander has issued orders prohibiting
speaking by members of the Industrial
Workers of the World organization in
any part of the state of Idaho. The
governor IS decision was made last week
when he was notified that an |. W. W
y speech had been advertised to take
\ place in st. Maries, Saturday night
The governor Immediately wired that
the speech should be prohibited, and
ordered that no !. w. w. meeting be
held anywhere in Idaho
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbinR at Chester Arnold s
plumbing shop. att
Photos of Schoolhouses-NIiss Mar.
garet Sweet, county superintendent OF
schools, has on display in her office in
the court house a collection of thirty
three photographs Of rural schools in
+ Idaho county. ,e photographs, which
were taken iii all parts of the county
form an interesting collection of views
of the schools which Miss Sweet visited
during the fall. They were taken by
the superintendent, and in many in.
stances the teacher and pupils are shown
in the pictures. Miss Sweet plans to
continue her collection so that il will in
Glide view Of every rural school in
Idaho county.
Watch for return dates. Or. T.. A.
Schiiling, Optometrist. li-ti