Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-21

Mrs. f. Everett departed for Wallace
this morning where she will visit with
relatives.
| Fred Erskine went over TO Woodland
this fosning to spend few days on
surveying job.
| Wanted-The use of a small desk at
Red Cross headquarters. Mrs. StOcktou,
Vice Chairman. 5-2*
Miss Esther Ayers left for PULLMAN
this morning to spend the summer With
her grandmother.
/ Mrs. B. f. Shanks and two daughters
left Sunday morning for Moscow where
they will visit with relatives and friends
for short time.
Doss Rosenerantz and family drove
up from Kamiah yesterday in their new
Hup machine which Mr.. Rosencrantz
recently purchased.
Mrs. Joe Pfeufer, daughter Miss Rosa
and son Phillip, left this week for Seat
tie where they will spend six or seven
weeks the guests of relatives.
Miss Eva Jurdan was operated upon
for tumor Monday morning, DR.. Warn
er performing the operation with the as
sistance of DR.. Simons. The patient is
doing nicely according to late reports.
At the Federated Church next Sun
day the morning sermon, in accordance
with a request from the Red Cross au-
thorities at Washington, will have a
bearing on the Red Cross ideals and
work.
The horses belonging to the Koe Nc
Lean estate will be sold at Geo. Smith IS
barn, Grangeville on Saturday, June the
30th, p. m. "a head, some good ones
in this bunch. Floyd Church, Admins
traitor SO
McHugh Bros. purchased through the
Miller Implement Co. this week two TO-
20 tractors which will arrive in few
days from the International agency at
Spokane. They will use them in plow
ing the summer fallow.
Mrs. A. F. Parker and son Horace
returned last night from a visit in Port
land. Mrs. w. N. Scales who was with
them will stay another week. Mr.. Par
ker has been away on official business
and will return tomorrow evening.
Sammy Rossiter, formerly, of Com
pany E. returned to Grangeville Mon
day evening. He was released from ser.
vice on ground of physical disability.
He is going to stay with his parents
here. Sammy was one of the best shots
in the company and his departure is a
distinct loss to them.
Glen Miller of Nezperce arrived in
the city Wednesday evening returning
home Thursday with new Dodge pur-
chased from the Eimers people. Mr..
Miller and his father have the agency
for this famous car in Lewis county
and being unable to fill the order at
this time purchased one of the Eimers
people for customer.
Grafton johnson expects to leave the
first of the week for Meadows where
he will go after his auto that has been
there all winter and on account of the
bad roads last fall and the high water
| this spring has not been able to get the
same to Grangeville and expects to
bring the machine through the Salmon
river country without any trouble.
|, Mrs. AL White, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pugh and Mr.. and Mrs. George Medved
autOed to Nezperce last Sunday in Mrs.
Whites Paige and report most en-
joyable trip. They went by the way of
Ferdinand and Vollmer and report the
roads in good condition, the roads be-
tween Vollmer and Nezperce being LIST
prize winners and the farmers living
along this highway sure should be com
plimented on keeping the roads in such
a fine shape.