Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-10-25
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Remember the dates, October 29 and
30 DR.. Il. A. Schilling will be here.
See him about those eyes. An ounce
of satisfaction is worth ton of
talk. 23-1
Bring Out 100 Cattle-Frank Smith
and Carl Hanna Tuesday brought out
a bunch of 100 beef cattle from the
Salmon river section. The cattle were
sold to Ed Sweet.
Buys Taylor Home-Mrs. John Adki-
son has purchased the Taylor residence
on North A street, and will occupy the
place as home The property was
sold by L. M. Harris.
w. j. Yates was in Grangeville from
Charleston, Wn., this week, looking after
business interests. Mr.. Yates will spend
the winter in Charleston, but expects to
return to Idaho county in the spring.
Buys Supplies Here-Sam Robinson,
a rancher from the Oregon side of the
Snake river, was in Grangeville this
week purchasing supplies for the win
ter. He came by way of Whitebird.
Removes to Grangeville-Mrs. Mary
Lukes has removed to Grangeville from
Harpster, and will be a permanent resi-
dent of this city. Her household goods
were brought here by Charles Hants of
Harpster.
Returns from Alaska-Roger Nc
Carly, who for the last several months
had been in Alaska, where. he was en-
ployed by the government as a packer,
returned on Saturday night to his home
in Grangeville.
For Sale: 5room house with good
IA4e, Inp IN
date. Chicken house and yard, fruit
cash. Mrs. James Murphy, z. 0. Box
453, Grangville. 23-tf
Knitting Club to Meet-All members
of the Knitting club have been invited
to attend social gathering at the home
of Mrs. G. s. Stockton, October 81, at
2 p. M, at which time instructions will
be given to beginners.
House dresses at very low prices at
the Midget bazaar. 18-tf
Soderburgs Remove to Town-Mr.
and Mrs. o. P. Soderburg have removed
from their ranch to Grangeville, and
now reside in the j. /. Overman house
in the north end of town. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Soderburg well
come them to Grangeville.
Now is the time to sell your geese;
! cents a pound on foot. City Feed
Store. 2l-tf
Fails to Pass Exam-Lloyd Holbrook,
who departed for Portland last week
expecting to join the u. s. navy, failed
to pass the rigid physical examination
to which applicants are subjected. He
returned to Grangeville this week, and
TnasHuU n
Whitebird.
VI FOR SALE--Two small stacks straw
Two miles east of Denver. j. j. Pulse
Telephone PA, Grangeville. 23-tf
Bring Cattle Here-Messers Hibbs
and McGaffey Of the Seven Devils re
gion brought to Grangeville this week
twenty beef cattle, the remainder OF
their herds Recently these men drove
out three carloads of cattle, which were
sold to Ed Sweet. The beef brought
here this week consisted of straggler:
picked up at various places on the
range.
FL Senitaire clear Havana cigars
union made, 5 cents, 10 cents and two
for 25 cents, at all dealers. 21,tt
Sells -Four Motor Cars-Walter Nc
Adams recently sold four automobiles
Oldsmobiles going to j. T.. Manning
Grangeville; William Watson, Winona;
and John Lamb, Winona, and another
machine, which was received in trade
to Dolph Smith of Grangeville. Mr.
McAdams has just taken the agency for
the Chevrolet ear which he will handle
in addition to the Oldsmobile.
Good tanning mill for sale. .. T.
Lingo. 40-tf
Buys Winter Suppies-Frank Hack
Ell of Border precinct, on the South
Fork of the Clearwater river, was in
Grangeville Tuesday purchasing sup
plies for the winter, and while here
called at the Free Press office. Mr..
Hacker. who is u homesteader, resides
on ranch adjoining his parents home
stead He departed for home We'd
nesday morning, taking in three pack
horses laden with supplies.
Fl Farms for sale. Ayers. lS-tf
Il May Join Soldier Hubbies-Many of
the Idaho girls who married members
5of the Second Idaho before the regi-
ament left for North Carolina want to
Ego south and spend the next few months
at Charlotte, N. c., near Camp Greene
1T is understood that already fourteen
soldiers wives have agreed to go if a
large enough party can be secured to
get car at berth rates. The trip will
scost $500, or $l5 each, from Boise, if
twenty young women decided to make
the trip.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, ehimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold S
plumbing shop. 43-tf