Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-08
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS I
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Dressmaking by day or at home.
Julia Bowman. Phone Pacific 1863. 38-tf
Sam Jones of the White Bird section
is visitor in the county seat this week
on business
For Sale-A few pure bred White
Wyandotte cockerels. A good laying
strain. J. Norwood. 38-tf
Seth Jones came out from the river
section and will remain several days
looking after some business matters.
There will be dance and basket
social at Mt. Idaho, Saturday, February
10. Everybody invited. Ladies are re-
auested to bring baskets. 1871
Al darlington has a nice display of
Elk City and Dixie ore on display in
the window of his office. The display
was collected by Joe Wade.
wanted-Girl or woman for general
house work. Long steady job for right
party. Address Mrs. j. A. Bushue,
Ferdinand, Idaho. 37-tf
A. f. Parker was down in the river
section this week on business and
states it took him just eight hours to
come from White Bird to Grangeville
today.
We specialize in the following seeds:
Clovers, Alfalfa, Timothy, Blue Grass,
Seed Corn, Field Peas, and all seeds for
forage crops. Mark Means Co., Lewis
ton, Idaho 1913
Robert Griffith of the White Bird
section, was in the city the last of the
week looking after business interests
and incidentally talking politics little
with his friends.
The Federated church choir is pre-
pairing program of sacred music to be
given Sunday evening. The pastor will
speak briefly on the religious life of
Abraham Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood, who are
ranching in Montana, arrived this week
for visit with friends. Earl states
they are doing fine and like our neigh
boring state as a place to live next to
Idaho
Ed Smith, the White Bird liveryman,
is In the city today looking after some
business matters. He states the roads
are in such condition down that way
that 1t is advisable to use saddle
horse in coming out.
Clerk j. A. Petersen of the local post
office force, left Friday morning via
Harpster for Charleston where he will
join Mrs. Petersen who is visiting with
her parents, and remain in the lower al
titude for several weeks.
DIR. Slusser, assisted by DIR. Stockton,
operated on "Dick' Pugh, an employee
of the electric light company, for
strangulated hernia last Saturday. The
young man is getting along nicely and
will soon be out and around
The store room in the Edmundson
block which is being fitted up for w
+. Myrick, proprietor of the Palace of
Sweets is now completed and will be
an ideal location for the concern and
as soon as the new fixtures arrive which
Mr.. Myrick has ordered they will move
to their fine new home.
Monte Jarrett of the Snake river see
tion, Is in the city this week on bust
ness. He stated the lack of commune
cation with the outside almost led him
to climb up in the boot again and crack
the rawhide over a team of four wild.
eyed cayuses and over the hill to Sites.
Those were the days after all.
Jack Rowe one of the prominent
young men of the Denver section met
with very painful accident Tuesday
morning being so unfortunate as to
have his nose broken by kick of a
horse that he was currying. DIR. Stock
ton attended the injured man and at
last reports he was doing nicely.