Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-22
Country lard wanted at the City Meat

the city this week on business matters.
S100 100000 private money to loan at
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton. 28-tf
! There are only eight of the pianos
of the Clark Music Co. left, and the
store building is for rent March LIST
These pianos must go. 40-1
w. L. Wakeley, who is associated
with his brother in q mine on the Clear
water left Wednesday morning for
Portland on mining business.
Who has a good large farm for sale
and will take a good orchard tract at
Charleston as part payments See Geo.
w. wilkins. 40-2
The Rebekah lodge are making plans
for a masquerade ball to be given st.
Patricks Day evening More particu-
lars later. 40-2
f. Gabriel came up from the Boles
section the first of the week to pro-
cure team at the Moffit sale but
found horses selling at too high figure
to suit him.
Cashier Bieker of the Ferdinand bank,
was over the first of the week on bust
ness matters and while here was the
guest of the commercial club at the
Wednesday luncheon.
car of extra fine bailed alfalfa
was shipped in this week by Frank
Hockersmith from his ranch at Kenne
wick, Washington and the same has
been placed with Fred Leonard for dis
posal.
Art Heston one of the proprietors of
one of the finest garages on Nezperce
prairie, located at Nezperce was bust
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the week, returning home Wednesday
morning.
Even though you are not going to
buy piano, come into the Clark
Music Store. Our advice might be
worth considerable to you in future.
You only buy one piano in lifetime,
buy a good one. 40-1
J. o. Froenk of the Winona section,
is in town this week on some business
matters. Mr.. Froenk informs us he is
in favor of a county bond issue for good
roads providing of course on n fair and
equitable distribution of the funds de.
rived from such an issue.
Dave Stansbury came in from his
ranch at Winona the first of the week
and will spend several days with his
family who are living here during the
taken through the encampment Of the
local Odd Fellows lodge while in town
Craight Mclean returned the first
of the week from Sims Montana where
he and the family went last fall to
take up land While he found the
country rather desirable, he states most
, of the good land is already taken uI
and he has not as vet made an entry
I He will remain here for the present.
r. Open day and night, best eats il
e town. Francisco & Rice at Leonard 4
a old stand. Set
John Howard was in yesterday OF
g business and in conversation with tn,
writer stated he had several tons O.
= potatoes at home and from the looks O.
the present market he will receive suf
\ ficient from their sale to make prett,
substantial payment on an auto thi
= summer.
John Young, who ranches between
Kamiah and Winona, came over to tn
county seat this week and spent severa
days in business way He states h
favors county bond issue of sufficien
size to afford good roads in the vari
2 Gus section and realizes the necessity
/ of such n movement.
Messers John Nevins and Tom Pogue
who have been on the outside for
( week on business matters, passed
through Grangeville the first of tn,
week enroute to the Salmon river sec
: ton. According to well-founded rumor
), "Johnnie' tried his hand at golf Will,
outside, enjoying several hours of thi
most exhilarating sport on the Lewiston
links.
Low prices and easy terms on stand
a ard pianos. Clark Music Co., Imperia
Hotel block. 40
The Sunnyside Social Society me-
, last Thursday with Mrs. Oscar Chase
Most of the members were present. TIL,
, time was busily spent in practicing tn,
play, "The Old Maids Convention ;
which will be played at the Sunnysid,
school house Friday, February %
) Dainty luncheon was served by thu
hostess. The next meeting will be hell
; March 1st, with Mrs. Oliver Chase.
E We take second hand pianos and
organs in exchange on our high grad,
: pianos. Clark Music Co.. Imperia
9 Hotel Bldg. 40
w. w. Brown left Monday morning
for Portland where he will enter
sanitarium to have the balance of tn,
teeth out which have been making hin
so much trouble of late. He has beer
suffering from septic fever brough
about by absorption from littl,
assesses on the roots of his teeth. HI
was feeling fine the morning he lief
: and it is the wish of his many friends
, that he will be able to return entirel,
free from his maladv.
State tested clover seed for sale a
D Union Warehouse and Supply Co. SGT
:, At the meeting of the commercia
club this week, at which NJ. r. Hat
n tabaugh, vice-president, responded dur
ing the absence of s. A. Anderson, tn
matter of securing permanent ground
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