Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-01-18
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Loans low rate, long time, Ayers.26-tf
$1oo.0oo.o0 private money to loan at
low rate Of interest. A. w. Talking
ton. 2S-tf
Edward Hanson, who operates a mine
near Orogrande, left for that point Sun
day morning.
Mrs. FL. j. Kressley and daughter,
Betty Jane, left Sunday morning for
Moscow for visit with the former 8
parents.
Frank Groom, who has been visiting
at the old home in Wisconsin, is expect
ed home the last Of this week or the
first of next.
Joe Mcdonald of the Fem section
was in the city the first of the week
and while here had his name added to
the Free Press list.
Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
One Grand Square Scale piano for
sale. First class condition. Price 800.
Call Pacific Phone 1861. 25-tf
Funeral Director Maugg was called to
Cottonwood Saturday to conduct the
funeral of J. L. Kincaid, well known
pioneer of the west side.
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 1885, 32-tf
We specialize in the following seeds.
Clovers, Alfalfa, Timothy, Blue Grass,
Seed Corn, Field Peas, and all seeds for
forage crops. Mark Means Co., Lewis
ton, Idaho. 1878
George Sly left Friday for the Boise
section where he will look over some
blooded cattle with the view of making
several purchases of animals with which
to head his herd.
Henry Hesterman, Jr., sold his resi-
dence property in the northwest end OF
the city to William Soltman, the tailor
this week and the purchaser is now
moving into the same.
Mrs. Blanche Jones, wife of Monte
Jones, who has been visiting with hei
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
der, left for the Coast Friday morning
for brief visit before returning to hel
home in Wyoming
To my friends in Grangeville ant
vicinity. / am quite willing to leave
it with my friends in Grangeville ant
vicinity, who so kindly gave me thei
orders for honey if / used any unfai
means to build up trade as was pre-
viously stated. Sincerely. Mrs. M
Deasy. 35-1
William Allen the congenial Buffal
Hump miner who has been spending
the past five months in Grangeville
left Sunday morning for Elk City wher
he will remain for a while, later goin
into the Hump. "Bill' has made man,
friends here who regret his departur
and wish for him season of prosperity
Henry Heppner, who is operating
placer mine in the vicinity of Adams
came out last week and will remain 70
several weeks looking after bushes
matters. He states there is four fee
of snow in the Adams Camp countr
and every indication of plenty of waite
for placer mining this spring and sun
mer.
Major Ferris came over from Winon
last week to get some needed repair
for his machine. Maj. stated he III
dertook to lift boulder out of tn
road while out driving this fall an
found while the car was o. X. an
could do more than was claimed for
when it comes to lifting ton boulder
il could not stand the strain.
"The industrial classes are hollerin
their heads off that the farmers shout
be obtaining such inordinate prices fc
what they have produced Well. W
do not know of any law that prohibit
some of these industrial workers in tn
cities from engaging IN farming; bu
we would remind them that the eigh
hour-day has no place on farm-Ricl
field Recorder.
Chester Thompson and wife cam
over from Cottonwood Friday to visi
with friends and look after bushes
matters. We understand Mr.. ThomI
son will occupy the new garage over |
our neighboring town which is bein
erected by John Peterson and win b
one of the finest garages in the NORTH
west. He will be able to handle a
kinds of work in his line and give tn
autoist the very best of attention.