Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
Good eats-Francisco & Rice at
old stand. 36-tf

section, was in town yesterday on bust
ness matters.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parker of Cot
tonwood were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Stockton last week.
| James Mcconnell returned Monday
night from Spokane where he had been
on a business mission.
Dave Landon and VIM. Grunewald of
the Kooskia section, were in the city
the first of the week on business.
Judge Needham of Lewiston was in
the city Saturday, appearing before the
district court on matter for client.
Mrs. G.. s. Stockton left on We'd
nesday mornings train to attend
card party at Cottonwood given by
Mrs. DIR. Orr.
| Do not confuse the Clark Music Co.
pianos with catalog pianos. They are
not cheap pianos because the price is
cheap. 40-1
Mrs. Harry Badgero returned last
week from visit of several months at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Merrifield of Walla Walla.
Seth Jones left for his ranch on the
Salmon Sunday morning after spending
several weeks in the county seat, re-
cuperating from a severe attack of the
grippe.
| Clerk Petersen of the local post
office, wife and son, Johnnie, returned
Monday night from visit of several
weeks with relatives at Charleston and
nearby points.
| With cabbage retailing at eight cents
a pound at Spokane the time is not far
in the distant when saur kraut and
weiners will be as much of luxury as
strawberry short cake in January.
No thump boxes, real standard pianos
going at the greatest price reduction
this community has ever known. Clark
Music Co., successors to the Standard
Music Co., Imperial Hotel block. 39-2
Mrs. H. Gilman left Monday for
Lewiston where the Gillmans will make
their home for the present, Mr.. Gill
man having been given an engine in the
switch yards down there and will
shortly be given a main line run out
from Spokane.
Competition put on the run by the
Clark Music Co., Imperial Hotel block
now selling the stock of standard pianos
recently handled by the local music com
lpany. Pianos you can be proud of at
prices you can afford to pay. Let us
show you 39-2
Mrs. I. E. Zuver entertained a few
friends at her home the first of the
week. Cards was the chief amusement
of the evening after which an elegant
lunch was served to those present. The
guests departed at late hour after
having spent most enjoyable evening.
Atty. Griffith will represent this
section as a representative at the
Northwestern Mining Congress which
convenes at Spokane. Being thoroughly
! familiar with the mines of this section
and man of pleasing appearance he is
! well fitted to act as our representa-
e tive.
Al Chance is in Spokane this week
looking after business. With the large
number, of line yards the Madison PEG
pie have put in on the high line il
keeps Al on the road most of the time
The Madison people, we understand
n will place a yard at Ferdinand this
e spring which is given as one of the
j best towns on the prairie when it comes
e to a matter of new improvements and
t building construction
Mr.. and Mrs. Fem Batty returned
Friday night from visit of several
weeks at outside points, the greater pos
J, ton of the time having been spent at
a Soap Lake, Washington where they
| found the recuperative powers of the
e waters of that health resort very bene-
: fetal. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sasenberv
s who are also at Soap Lake, are enjoying
e the stay and the former is receiving
5 material benefits.
Kenneth Reed, son of George M. Reed,
who has been down on the border with
his company, unit of the Oregon
| cavalry, whre he has been doing his
"bit' along with other patriotic
| Americans, returned to Portland last
week and was among the Oregon boys
q who were received by the citizens of
9 Portland in lgnt royal style. The city
, declared holiday and spent several
3 thousand dollars in entertaining the re-
turning soldiers, among other features
g being an exceptionally fine banquet at
! the Multonomah, Portland's best APP
pointed hotel
Tom Randall, the proprietor of the
. Cottonwood Confectionery store, came
] over Monday night on business. Mr..
Randall, who has one of the finest
! places of the kind between Grangeville
4 and Lewiston and has built up an ex-
e cellent business in his line, announces
4 he finds it necessary on account of his
l wife's health to seek lower altitude
[ and as result offers his business for
e sale. He has an exceptionally good
E business and has made lot of money
I over in the westside town. The stock
$ is clean and staple and with the loca-
' tion he has the business OFFERS an extra
fine opportunity for some one to get a
. money.making location at a reasonable
: figure.
Three Cottonwood young men enlist
! ed this week in Company f, the local
company, of the National Guard. The
young men who have volunteered to do
their duty to the country are: August
> Maugg, Roy Tefft and Vernon South