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

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is now enjoying the pleasures that go
with autoing.
Persons having turkeys for sale will
please call up City Feed Store, tele-
phone l3l. Good prices will be paid
for turkeys Pip
Church Plans INTERCHANGEABLE
bers and friends of the Federated
church are arranging for a literary,
musical and social hour at the church on
Friday evening of next week.
Mrs. Burlingame Gaining - Mrs.
Gene Burlingame of Grangeville, who
underwent "a serious operation in a
Walla Walla hospital, about two weeks
ago, and whose recovery for time
was thought uncertain, is gaining
rapidly.
Likes Camas Prairie-In writing to
the Free Press from Oakland, Ore, w.
+. Abercrombie, formerly of Joseph,
Ida, says since July l he has travelled
over a great deal of country, but has
seen none that looked as good to him as
the Camas Prairie.
Rearrange Lumber Yard The
Grangeville yards of the Madison Lum
Der & Mill Co. are being rearranged
this week in manner that is expected
to prove more convenient for the public,
as well as for the management, of which
John A. Smith is head.
Here From Dewey-Peter Solen and
James Bishops, miners of near Dewey,
were in Grangevile this week for
several days visit. They report a
favorable outlook for their mines in the
Dewey section. Mr.. Solen, about Nov
ember |, will go to Lewiston, to spend
month.
On Remington Ranch-Frank Cum
mings, formerly of Mount Idaho, was
in Grangeville Monday from his new
home on the Remington ranch, Rural
Route 3. Mr.. Cummings and family re-
moved from Mount Idaho on October
to the ranch which he will farm during
the coming year.
King Garcia mild Havana, Is cents
each, two for % cents, at all deal
ers. 21-tf
Church Field Man Here-The Rev.
DR.. d. o. Ghormley of Tacoma, field
man of the Presbyterian church, was
here theis week on one of his official
rounds and spoke in the Federated
church on Wednesday evening, going
from here to Winona, where he expects
to speak Sunday.
Have car of alfalfa on hand. Any.
one wishing ton lots call City Feed
Store. left
Heads Prescription Department-The
prescription department of the Right
drug store will in the future be under
supervision of DR.. Jackson. who is one
of the oldest registered pharmacists in
the state of Idaho, having been licensed
to practice pharmacy in old Bingham
county before there was a state law
Magazines for soldiers-The Moth.
ers' club has announced that it will
send magazines to soldiers. The club
has requested that any person who has
magazines or other suitable reading
matter for disposition may leave such
articles at the Right drug store, and
they will be from there forwarded tc
the boys in the army.
Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots 45-ti
Joe Roberts Is Back-.Ioe Roberts re
turned this week from Spokane where
he has been breaking horses for the
government. He found the work lit
tie strenuous for some of the riders
but not so for Joe. He was offered q
job mt American Lake, but so far has
declined. The first of the week he re-
roundup at l4apwai and will probably
20 there to help in the show
We are paying 10 cents pound for
ducks, springers, and cents for old
ducks. City Feed Store. pig
Killed in France-Charles $. IL. Rem.
nison, formerly manager of the Grange,
Vile Electric Light 4 Power Co. 5 plant
at Orofino, is dead in France as result
of wounds incurred while serving with
Canadian troops at Lens on August II,
according to word received by friends
of Mr.. Rennison in Idaho. Mr.. Rem,
nison enlisted with the Canadian army
in Calgary last December. He was aged
about 40 years and leaves n widow and
two children, residing in Calgary He
died September 10.
III Senltaire clear Havana cigars,
union made, cents, 10 cents and two
for % cents, at all dealers. 2l.tf
Raises Big Potatoes-W. f. Selma.
deka, rancher residing two miles south
of Grangeville, brought to the Free
Press office on Monday a big potato, of
the Early Rose variety. and representa-
tive of the potato crop grown on his
ranch. The potato measured nineteen
inches in circumference the long wav
and twelve inches the short way Mr..
Schmadeka SAYS he has patch of Bur
bank potatoes which will be dug soon,
and which will be even larger in size
than the Early Rose crop.
FOR RENT-A part of the DR. Bibby
house. oil
Thompson Enlarges Store-Thomas
Thompson has rented the room formerly
occupied by the Coyne cigar factory
and added the same to his iewelry store.
The partition between the two rooms
has been removed, making the place a
very commodious one. Mr.. Thompson,
who started in small way several
wears ago, found his business increasing
so rapidly that more room was neces-
sary. He has fixed the new store up
in good shape and has a place of bust