Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-04-26
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For rent-Electric Vacuum cleaner.
sl.00 per day. Phone GIL. 41-tf
NCement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold's
plumbing shop 43-tf
Many cases of measles have develop
ed lately There has been some talk of
closing the school.
Mammoth Bronze Turkey eggs for
sale. $3.50 per setting of fifteen eggs.
VIM. Mulhali, Fem, Idaho. 1872
Mrs. M. r. Hattabaugh is arranging
a musical to be given in the near future
for the benefit of the Girls First Aid.
The Granville Drug Store has new
balcony to accommodate the Edison
Graphanolas which he has the agency
for
M. l.. Ayers reports the sale of the
two acres in the east end of the city
belonging to John Byers to J. J. Alberd-
ing.
DR.. G. s. Stockton who has been away
for some time visiting Spokane, Hot
Lake and Shoshone will be in Saturday
night.
Myrtle jenkins and Joseph Topson,
both patries from the White Bird sec
ton, were united in marriage by Judge
Campbell Tuesday
A fire alarm was turned in Monday
morning, the result of a chimney fire in
the Kennedy home in the southwest end
of the city No damage resulted
For Sale-One year old sorrel mare,
weight about 1850 win work single or
double and also good saddle animal.
Cali Pacific Phone, Farmers 81. 49-16
Walter Burkhart of Helena, Mont,
state agent for the Milwaukee
Mechanics Fire Insurance Co., was in
the city last week cOnfering with the
local agent of the company, Fred L..
Leonard.
DR.. Warner has decided to again en-
ter into the practice of medicine in
Grangeville and is now arranging of
fees in the Telcher block, to the rear
and occupying the suite formerly leased
to Dr. Stockton.
At the Federated church next Sun.
day evening the pastor will deliver the
final sermon in the series on unideal
young men of the Bible the special
topic being 1.-THE Young Man Who
Came to His Senses
Judge Ailshie who had been attend
ing meeting of the members of the
war council from North Idaho, which
was held in Lewiston Saturday, came
up Sunday and spent several days in
town in business way.
John Nelson, of Randall, Wisconsin, a
brother of Mrs. Patrick Courtney, came
to Grangeville last week and may re
main permanently in Idaho county. He
is here to look after his mother s in
terests in the Courtney estate.
Mrs. r. +. Cooper and grandson
Marcena Cooper, who have been making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones for the past ten years, Mrs. Coop
err being the mother of Mrs. Jones, lef
for their former home in Kansas Mon
day where they will remain indefinitely
Judge Wilbur Campbell returned Fri
day night from Hot Lake, Oregon
where he has been taking treatments
He returned greatly benefited and il
loud in his praise of the Hot Lake in
stitution. He states his father is get
ting along very well but will remain
several weeks vet.
Stop at the Idaho Rooming House
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices
Mrs. ". l.. Broughman lit
Among the Idaho county people a
the Hot Lake Sanitarium are Jacl
Wills, the well known Kooskia booster
who has been down at the famous
health resort for several weeks, boilins
out lot of aches and pains resultin.
from a sickness early this spring, Viii
bur Campbell, who recently returnes
from the lake, states Jack is gettin,
along fine and receiving great benefit
Pure bred Barred Plymouth Roel
setting eggs for sale, $1.00 per setting
Madison Myers. 49,.
Howard Wetherbee, of the Bank o
Camas Prairie, has been ordered to Mos
cow tomorrow to take the examination
for the Officers Reserve Corps of tn
army. Mr.. Wetherbee is a graduate o
the Howe Military school and also serv
ed as commissioned otflcer in tn
Ohio National Guard and would be
very valuable man for the army all o
which seems to have been recognized b.
the war department.
Wanted-Pasture, Albert Miller. Az
Thomas j. Morris arrived from SpC
kane Wednesday evening and will spen
IA few days visiting with friends an
relatives. Mrs. Morris and daughte
who have been visiting at the home o
her parents for the past two weeks WI
return with her husband to their HON
in Spokane Monday morning M
Morris will be remembered by his man
friends as being the congenial passenge
brakeman running between Grangevil
and Lewiston which position he held fo
some time but now has run out G
Spokane.
Bring your old iron, brass and cope
TO Joe Sorrow. Highest market pric
paid. 40