Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-10-11
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Son Is Born to Heaths-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Heath of Grangeville are the
parents Of q son, born Sunday.
PIANO WANTED-Cashw will be paid
for good second hand piano, wanted i'm
mediately for dance hall. Inquire H.
y. Zerr, Whitebird. Idaho. Pill"
DIR. Rains Moving-Dr. Jesse l..
Rains today is removing his office from
his residence to the new hospital The
hospital is nearing completion.
Loans, low ratio, long time, Ayers.26- If
Nelson Sale Good one-The Ed Mel
son sale, held yesterday, proved TO be a
dandy, property selling we'll This af-
ternoon the Fem Batty sale is in pro-
gress with crowd of lively bidders
present.
Fulton six-piece orchestra at the
dance Saturday night. Oil
Mrs. Bisson, Denied Divorce-Mrs.
Mary Bison today was refused a
divorce from William Bison, by Judge
Scales in the district court. Evidence
of sensational nature was given at
the hearing this morning.
Now is the time for farmers to bring
in their old hens. Twelve cents pound
paid for them by City Feed Store. 21-2
Bring Out Salmon cattle-Ed Knorr,
Robert MeCully and w. A. Smead were
among the Salmon river cattlemen who
delivered stock to local buyers this
week. They brought out eighty-fiv
head of beef which they sold to re-
preventative of Frye.
Fire insurance. Ayers. 1S-tf
Lost, Strayed or Stolen--From the
Triplett pasture, three miles south of
Cottonwood, about September IL, a
brown mare and roam colt, the mare
aged years, branded TX (connected) i.
A suitable reward will be paid for in
formation leading to their receverey. r.
T.. Nash, Boles, Ida. 2l-2
Cattle From the Salmon-About 26O
head of beef were brought out from the
Salmon river country this week by the
following named stockmen and sold to
Ed Sweet Revello johnson, B. M.
Jenkin, p. o. Stuart, Carl Hanna, Will
liam Baker, Ed Thomas, Frank Smith,
J. NJ. Baker, Tillman Phillips, w. H.
Sewell, M. f. Sewell and Ed Thomas.
Now is the time to sell your geese /;
cents n pound on foot. City Feed
Store. 2l-tf
Inspects Range-Frank J. jefferson,
deputy supervisor of the Nezperce
National forest, with headquarters in
Grangeville, departed Monday morning
for the Adams camp, twenty eight miles
south of Grangeville, for inspection of
sheep range. AT the Adams station
Mr.. jefferson planned to meet George
V. Ring, district ranger, and the two
were to conduct the inspection, which
probably will require two weeks.
House dresses at very low prices al
the Midget bazaar. 1S-tf
Drives New Automobile - Thomas
Crea drove to Grangeville from Winona
Saturday in a new automobile, which
he recently purchased. Mr.. Crea says
the accident he had some time since
when enroute to Lewiston, while il
frightened some members of his family
did not cause him to lose his nerve. He
purchased another automobile soor
after his ear went off the road, ant
continued his journey to Spokane.
FL Stnitaire clear Havana cigars
union made, . cents, 10 cents and two
for % cents, at all dealers. 2l-ti
Go to American Falls-Mr. and Mrs
j. F.. Hutchins and family were il
Grangeville Monday from Sites or
their way to American Falls, where
they will reside. They were travelling
overland in wagon. Mr.. Hutchins, who
formerly was a rancher at Sites, and
later was engaged in the sawmill bust
ness, has disposed of his interests in
Idaho county. He expects to locate OF
a homestead in south Idaho.