Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-04

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Miss Marion Sims. who is attending
the Normal, at Lewiston, returned We'd
nesday morning.
Tom Turner is at Asotin this week
visiting with his family who are spend.
ing the winter down there.
Mrs Chester Arnold received tele-
gram last night announcing the death
of her sister at Elkader, Iowa.
F. l.. Taylor of the upper Salmon
river country, is in the city this week
looking after business matters.
AS we go to press we are informed
that the funeral of Miss Mary Crea, will
be held tomorrow friday forenoon at
IL clock at the Denver church.
Mac Leonard, who is attending
business college at Portland, returned
yesterday morning after spending the
holidays under the parentai roof.
Hugh Taylor, student of Reed 3 Col
the holidays visiting with his parents,
left Wednesday morning for Portland
Lost-One roam COW branded with
dipper on left side, with horns. Reward
of SIS for the return of animal. Phone
to G. L. Bourland. phone number Farm
ers 1876. 32-tf
Steve Rossiter, who was severely in
jured last week and whose life for
while was despaired of, is reported as
slowly improving and now well on the
road to recovery.
from the Dewey Fruit Farm, with
oLoI Al 4 IT
property, opposite old grist mill
site. est
Harry Badgero returned last Friday
from Walla Walla where he spent the
holidays. Mrs. Badgero will remain for
some time visiting at the home of her
son and daughter.
Joe Sorrow, who has been seriously
i'll at his home for several days, is again
able to be out and around and on the
job at the shop, all of which is good
news to his many friends.
A steel ceiling has been placed in the
Bank of Camas Prairie building which
greatly improves the appearance of the
same. The work was done under the
supervision of W Fl Campbell.
Everything has advanced but DIR.
Koch's spices, extracts and remedies.
For $500 cash you make selection of
1918 worth of any goods handled by
me. Send for circulars telling you the
whole story. j. F. Prosser, salesman,
Ferdinand, Idaho. 1913
The sacrament of the Lord IS supper
and reception of members will take the
place of the sermon at the Federated
church Sunday morning. The evening
sermon theme will be eff christ Had
Not Come" Appropriate week night
meetings mark the observance of the
week of prayer this week.
The Security State Bank of Palouse
is good booster. 1t buys space in the
home paper and devotes it to boosting
Buying at Home" Why not9 Why
should the local paper stand all this ex.
pense? The idea IS capable of all kinds
of development and can be made a
great benefit to any live town.
Orofino Republican.
Miss Edith Jones, superintendent of
music of the State Normal, at Lewiston
well be the guest of Miss Nicolai and
Mr.. Stingley of the Kohler & Chase
music house on Saturday and Sunday at
the Imperial hotel. Miss Jones is con-
sidered one of Americas greatest
pianists having finished in the best
American and European universities.
Sam Rossiter of Company E, the local
militia company, came home from Boise
the first of the week, being summoned
home on account of the serious condi-
ton of his father who was injured in an
accident last week. He looking first
ap5 oaarns 70 boua an souad solI.or
ing. He is under orders to return the
the company will be on It's wav home by
January 9th.
Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-t tt
The Idaho county legislators, Senator
Pettibone and Representative Hussman
and Quinlan, left yesterday for Lewis
ton where they will join the party of
Northern Idaho legislators who will go
through to Boise in special Pullman
which has been provided by the o. w.
R. & NJ, thanks to the thoughtfulness
of District Passenger Agent Foss of
Lewiston who saw to it that our law
makers were property taken care of.
Stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold Is. 18-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Brown and son,
Hugh, left the first of the week for
Billings, Montana where they will make
their home until Hal secures cattle
ranch which he is seeking over in our
neighboring state. For years they have
resided in the Salmon river section and
have made many friends not only there
but the country over. Mr.. Brown has
been engaged extensively in the cattle
business, conducting large ranch as
well as buying thousands of dollars
worth of stock for shipment. He is a
mighty fine sort of a chap and with him
and his good wife go the very best
wishes of Idaho county friends for a