Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-05
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For Sale-Riding or driving horse
with harness and buggy in very good
condition. Cheap if sold at once. Box
632, Grangeville. 7-2+
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mundt of the
Winona section drove their new Paige
ear over the first of the week and 81 ent
several hours in the city.
Harold Harris spent the Fourth at
Kamiah and says the people down
there put on one of the best and most
patriotic celebrations he has seen.
DR.. w. B. Sims will now be in his
office over Savings & Trust Co., bank
every day, during regular office hours
Sundays and evenings by apo int
ment. I - = 81
Mrs. Heath and daughter, HERNIA,
left Monday morning for southwest
Missouri where they were called by a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of a relative.
Billy Parisot, the Florence miner,
came out this week to look after some
business matters. He states Dan Dunn
has suffered another stroke Of paralysis
and is very low
Harvey Vaughn, member of Com
pany r, who accompanied the remains
of his brother Frank here from Utah,
left this morning to join his comp any
again at Garfield, Utah
Wanted to buy for cash team, harness
and top buggy. Will buy separate if
necessary. Must be gentle, sound and
reliable in every way. Will pay fair
but not fancy price. Apply Box 62s,
Grangeville. 7-tf
Judge Wilbur L. Campbell delivered
the Grafton of the day at Ferdinand yes
terday. He states that the crowds in
attendance were large and visitors from
Grangeville, Cottonwood and Win na
were in evidence.
George M. Reed arrived from r prt-
land Tuesday and is gong 70 be here
for some time looking after his bust
ness interests in Grangeville. Mr..
Reed says that he will probaDle not re-
turn to Portland nat;l some time in
August when his son Kenneth finishes
his course of training in the Officers
Reserve Corps at San Francisco.
A lot of machinery and cement is be-
ing unloaded at the local railroad yards
this week by the local light and power
company, the same to be used in the
construction of the dam being built on
the South Fork. Close to 1000 tons
of material and machinery will have to
be freighted from Grangeville to the
plant during the next several weeks,
Greedy Scooter formerly of Grangeville
now living in Spokane spent few days
in town this week leaving on Tuesday
Greely left here three years ago and
has since been working for the Tru Blu
Biscuit Company in Spokane He made
the trip over with friend in Ford
covering the distance from Spokane in
day and a half with short stop overs
Mrs. Isabel Pearson left for Walla
Walla. today to meet her son Frank
Pearson who has been in training at
American Lake and expects to 60 to
France in the near future. Mr.. Pearson
intended to come to Grangeville fl
short visit this month but he was I'M
able to get off long enough to make the
trip. Consequently he is going to stop
with his sister Mrs. j. NJ. Mullinix at
Walla Walla and tmeet his mother thhre
The Parents Association takes this
opportunity, to thank the ladies who SO
generously contributed to the treat Of
cakes for the boys of Company f and
to say we find that breakfast of 90 real
honest to goodness eggs would be n
big treat in helping prepare them for
their wearisome days and nights work
of guard duty. We are sendine the in
crate this week. We realize that
strictly fresh eggs are scarce at this
time and if any friend can spare but
2 or 3 they will be greatly appreciat
ed A ease holds 30 dozen and rs there
are between 100 and 100 men in Com
pany E. this will give them enough for
one good breakfast. Anyone wishing to
help are invited to leave what they can
spare at the express office Saturday,