Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-02


Mrs. Anthony Ecker and children
will leave next week for Victoria, B. c.
for visit with the formers parents.
j. A. Bradbury, Charlie Bradbury and
Mrs. Al White attended the funeral of
j. b. Bradbury at Charleston last Sun
day.
Pick Chamberlain and Fred Gibbons
came out from the Yellow Pine section
today and are looking after business
matters.
The Farmers Union Warehouse receiv-
ed its first load ofsgrain for the season
toady. E. Wann brought in one load of
barley this afternoon.
Entries for the flower show will be
today posted ON cards in the windows
of the Alexander-F reidenrich and the
Burt L. Crosby stores.
DR.. G "A. Green who has been away
on a short vacation is returning tomor-
row and will be in his office Saturday
ready for business.
George Manning and family returned
Monday from visit of a week at Spo-
kane. They made the trip in George IS
Ford and had no trouble at all.
William Decker of Kooskia is in town
today, coming over from Ferdinand with
X. M. Bib, one Of the grain men of
the live trading point.
| Dick Crea and Charles Cone returned
! early in the week from fishing trip
in the stream on the old Nezperce trial
and report mighty poor catch.
Ed Smith, the White Bird liveryman
| and all around live citizen of the Sal
mon river section, is in town today
coming up with load of passengers.
George Killmer and family of the res
ervation country, drove over the first of
the week and spent several hours in
the county seat shopping and looking
after business matters.
On account of there being no train
service this morning a number of peo-
pie made the trip to Lewiston overland.
Walter MeAdams and Roy Nail taking
two loads down.
Three new electric signs installed on
business houses add much to the appear
ance of the street. Both Eimers and
Robinson 8 Garage have large display
signs and also the Granville Drug Com
pany.
John Nevins and Tom Pogue came up
from White Bird today to meet a travel
ing man and make purchases of goods
for the already heavy stock which they
carry at there several stores along the
river.
Edwin Schmadeka and bride, who ar
rived last week and are at the home of
the groom s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schmadeka, may decide to remain here
and join with the parents in leasing a
ranch.
G. +. krakau has garden in the
north part of town which attracts the
admiration of all passersby. His pota-
toes sure look fine, from the tops at
least and Mr.. Krakau says they are
developing some roots too.
Dr.. Pogue made business trip to
Lewiston Sunday, returning Monday.
he made the trip overland in his Max.
well and found the roads in fair CON
dition but needing rain badly to Law the
dust which is becoming mighty deep
from Forest to Waha.
Our Old friend, Doc Denny, has leased
the Parker building, next to the Free
Press office, and will open a cigar store
III the same in about ten days. Doe in
tends hitting up nice place and he has
many friends here and will no doubt
ENJOY his share of the patronage.
The Bradbury Cigar Store has Install
ed this week IA new and up to.date soda
fountain. In order to get it in some
arrangements in the store were neces
sary. The front room was heightened
out and the card room at the back made
smaller The new fountain is now i'm
operation and ready for the better ser.
vice of patrons.
William Rookie came out from the
elbow Pine section today enroute to
Lewiston where he will consult medical
authority regarding trouble with his
neck from which he has been suffering
OF late. He states he has plenty of hav
to carry his stock through the coming
winter and for once has played in luck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Karr of Butte.
Montana are expected to arrive this
evening from Starbuck, Washington.
where they attended the funeral of Mr.,
karr1s sister who died there the first of
the week. Mrs. Karr was formerly Miss
Minnie Bowman, and they will visit
with Mrs. Karr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. w. Bowman and other relatives and
friends before returning to the mining
,ity.
George Behean brought out III he I
Of fat cattle the first of the week which
were disposed of at long price. Gill |
Bros. of the river section were also on /
he market with % head of choice beef, +
Sam Jones brought out car of fat
hogs from the river section Monday. I
he states due to getting his crop in
'arly there is very reason to believe his
harvest will be as good as usual As to
lay be will have plenty for his own use
Is well as quantity to sell.
}. b. Bradbury, father of County
treasurer j. A. Bradbury died at Clarks
on last Friday. The elder Mr.. Brad
Jury has lived at Charleston for the last
line years. He came to Camas Prairie
n 1906 and lived here for two wears
when he moved to Charleston. He has
'een IN very poor condition of health
or the last five years being effected