Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-25
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Farm Loans II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Salmon river land for sale by the Par.
ker Loan & Investment Co. 30-tf
Mrs VIM. Wykoff wen down to
White Bird Monday to spend few days
with her cousin, Mrs. j. B. Harden.
Walla Walla will be the feature of the
Sunday evening service at the Fedora
ted Church.
Lost-One roam COW branded with
dipper on left side, with horns. Reward
of SIS for the return of animal. Phone
to C. l.. Bourland, phone number Farm
ers 1876. 32-tf
Justin Mccarthy was before Judge
Campbell the first of the week upon the
charge of disturbing the peace at Mt.
Idaho dance last week and was given a
fine of $50 which he paid.
Atty. Bert Augur returned Friday
night from Winchester where he went
to look after some X. Of P. lodge mat
ter affecting the local lodge of that
order located over there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harrison left this
week for visit in the middle west and
Canada. They expect to be gone six or
seven weeks and will visit with a num-
Der of relatives before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rhoades left for
their home at Pollock Tuesday morning.
Jay has fixed up very palatial country
home near the river town for his bride
and daughter, Miss Thelma, who is at
tending school at Payette this winter
and is one of the most popular girls of
the younger set of that city
Mr. and Mrs. Henry johnson of
Opportunity, Washington arrived the
first of the week for visit with their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Geary. They are old timers here and
have host of friends among our citi-
zens who are always glad to welcome
them back.
Miss Nicholi of the Standard Music
Co., will leave in the morning for Lew
iston where she will assist in the open
ing of the new Kohler & Chase piano
store which Mr.. Stingley of this city
will open down there as another dis
tributing point of the famous Kohler
y Chase line in this territory.
According to Washington dispatches
this week j. " Nash has been appoint
ed postmaster at Cottonwood and the
appointment confirmed Mr.. Nash will
succeed Charles Greenough who has so
ably conducted the office over there
for the past several years but having
decided to devote his entire time to
law practice, resigned some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Leischner will
leave in the morning for Lind, Wash
ington where they will reside on a 5000
acre ranch, Max having secured the
position as manager of the same. He
is mighty thrifty farmer and the
company that secured his services is to
be congratulated for he knows how to
tickle the soil that produces the big
crops
All veterans of the Civil and Spanish.
American wars are invited to attend
the banquet given by the First Aid
Girls in honor of Company "E' lin
GLIDING all those who were members
of the company before leaving for the
border) at their return. Those plan
ming upon attending will please register
at Glanvillo IS Drug Store before Janu
airy %.
A Cooper, of the Salmon river coun-
try, who is wintering in California
writes just as soon as the weather
moderates a little in this section he
expects to be home but takes it condi-
tons up here must be rather bad as re-
CARDS the weather as he sees very little
mention of it in the papers. However,
that is not the case, Camas Prairie has
had a mighty fine winter according to
most of us.