Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-05-24
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

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wanted-Pasture, Albert Miller. ATT
Good tanning mill for sale. o. T.
Lingo 40-tf
Your patriotic duty-buy a Liberty
Loan Bond.
Remember the Lusitania and buy a
Liberty Loan Bond.
Wanted-Good young milk COW. L.
s. Cross, Phone liza. Stiff
Acaiberty Loan Bond is a mortgage
on the United States.
Attorney A. s. Hardy was in Lewis
ton last week on legal business.
DR.. Slusser reports the birth of son
to DIR. and Mrs. Frank Wood, Monday
morning.
Homer Eimers left for Annapolis
Monday where he will enter the naval
academy.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
and well curbing at Chester Arnold g
plumbing shop. 43-tf
Cashier Anderson of the First Nation
al Bank, is in Portland this week on
business matters.
Lost-Brown, carved leather purse;
lost on Main street. Finder please
leave at Free Press office.
G. r. Ball, the Pacific States lineman,
was called to Los Angeles Sunday on
account of the serious illness of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs William Criddlebaugh
left last week for Central Nebraska,
their former home, where they will visit
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Mr.. l.. f. Greenlee of Spokane and
Kathryn O'Brien of Clarified, Pa,
were married by Rev. H. j. Wood at the
manse on Monday evening.
"The Strife Eternal,o presented ut
the Lyric, Friday night is a b, nefit
showing for the First Aid Girls Both
picture and cause is worthy of your pat
ronage.
DR.. Green is taking vacation with
his family in Lewiston this week and
expects to return about the first of June
bringing the family with him to spend
the summer months
Mrs. M. G.. Bartlett, well known
pioneer lady of the westside country,
passed away at Cottonwood Tuesday of
this week. The funeral was conducted
by Undertaken Maugg Thursday.
The First Aid Girls will hold a meet
ing at Red Cross headquarters ON Tues
day evening, May Goth, at 1880, at which
time it is hoped a full attendance will
be present as much work and business
will be taken up.
Will exchange fine home in Cannon
Hill district of Spokane including one
block of ground, commanding view
with lots of shrubbery for a wheat or
stock ranch. Write owner, j. w.
Beckett, 2003 w. 10 Ave-, Spokane,
washington, IL
1t has been suggested that the prize
fighters and other sporty athletic gem
tlemen be employed behind the pillow
or in the trenches this year. Let the
Drawn and muscle of the "pugso be
put to some useful purpose for the pres
ent at least.
Miss Katherine Vincent, who so sue
cessfully conducted the work in the
second grade of the local schools this
year and was Reelected to that position,
has accepted a similar position in the
Lewiston schools and rendered her
resignation to the local board.
In letter to his son, Hugh, Robert
Walker states he and the family have
left Missouri, where they have been
visiting, and are now on their way
home, making the trip by easy stages
via the auto route, and had reached a
point in Kansas when writing.
Miss Bessie Longfellow, member of
the high school teaching corps, has
rendered her resignation and will accent
position elsewhere. Miss Longfellow,
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in the local schools several years and
her place will be one difficult to fill
Dick Pugh, who went to Portland
to enlist in the navy last week, return
ed Friday night, having been unable
to pass the physical examination. He
states he found things quite lively
around the navy recruiting station and
the examiners working over time in
order to pass upon the large number of
recruits pouring in with rapidity.
Columbus Social club met with Mrs.
Workman on Thursday, May II. Nearly
all members were present, had a pleas
ant hour and delightful refreshments.
Visitors, Mrs. Nate Pettibone. Mrs.
Chas. Lamb and Miss Chase, the latter
from the Clearwater country. Next
meeting will be held Nav 31st at Mrs.
John Chase's at which time the Red
Cross work will be considered
Judge l.. Vineyard received a letter
froW his son, Richard, who is in train
ing for AN officer at the Preside, this !
week in which the young man stated
the work was rather strenuous, there |.
being nine hours of drill and then two
to three of study each and every day.
so Dick" says the work is right along
the line of that given at West Point
and in his opinion will make an officer
out of man if it is in him. He saws
they just literally eat military tactics