Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-16

Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold's
plumbing shop. 43-tf
Good No. s late model Oliver type
writer for sale at a snap. Enquire at
Free Press office. 1872
II. Hender left Tuesday morning for
Seattle. He will spend several weeks
on the coast visiting and recuperating in
the salt air. He has been troubled with
his lungs in this altitude and feels the
need of the sea breeze for time.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison Meyers and
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 8. Smith were encamped
for several days last week at the root
hills. The ladies spent their time pick
ing huckleberries and with good results
for they brought back 90 gallons on
Sunday having been in The bills since
the Wednesday previous.
Mrs. Wallace N. Scales gave dinner
party Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
James Ailshie and daughter Miss Lucille
Ailshie. The guests present were Mrs.
James Ailshie, Miss Lucille Ailshie Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Hattabaugh, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Parker, DR.. G.. s. Stockton, Mrs. w.
r. Reilly, Miss Sylvia. Parker. The
party was a most delightful occasion.
Sam p. Kennedy who has been work
ing for the railroad company for some
time past was in town Saturday prepare
tory to leaving for Spokane where he
will enlist in the aviation corps if he
passes the examination. He left his job
at Vollmer Friday having taken the
physical examination and passed salts
factorily. He has a further examina-
tion to take in Spokane however before
he can be admitted to the flying squad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Wright, Miss
Harriet Wildenthaler and belmont Day
spent the greater part of last week
camping on White Bird Creek above the
town of White Bird. They made the
trip in the Wright Ford and report the
roads in very bad condition on account
of wash out. The grade is especially
rough and is filled with loose rocks.
The party had very pleasant outing
and caught more fish than they wanted.
Stop at the Idaho Rooming House,
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. n. l.. Broughman. 17.tf
Hon. A. F. Parker and daughter
Sylvia returned from tour Of northern
Idaho Sunday evening. They covered
the distance from Spokane to this place
all on Sunday starting at nine o'clock
in the morning and arriving here at ten
in the evening. This was steady driv-
ing and no time was lost except about
an hour when they missed the road be-
tween Garfield and Palouse. Mr.. Par
ker has been Mt various points over the
- All 10 ~nl
over 1900 miles on this last trip. He
reports the roads in good condition for
the most part and no accidents on the
way but one puncture.
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Good tanning mill for sale. o. T
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Mrs. T. Fl. Furtig and Miss Alice Fur
tig were in the city last week end visit
ing with Mrs. w. A. Hall and other
friends. They came down from their
home in Spokane Thursday evening and
left Sunday afternoon with Rev Wood
, in his ear. Rev. Wood took them as far
as Cottonwood where they were to meet
some friends. The Furtigs will be re
memhered as former residents of
Grangeville as Rev. Fn,tig was Metho
dist minister here for several years. The
family left here twelve years ago resid
ing first at Charleston and subsequently
at other points in the Northwest. Miss
Furtig sang at the Federated church
Sunday morning and quite delighted the
congregation with her pleasing voice
She has studied at Pullman and with n
teacher in Spokane and has had con
siderable experience in teaching.
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