Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-07-26

Trade anything, anywhere. r. W
Carrots. 46-tf
Pap Jarvis left Tuesday morning for
short business trip to Spokane. The
auto buss was left in the care of Clyde
Van Sise.
For Sale Cbeap-Hoffman piano in
mahogany finished case in first class
shape. If interested address Box COL,
|Grangeville. 10-4s
Matt Gilbert left Wednesday morn
ing for Occur d. Alene to look over the
mines in that section, and especially the
Horse Shoe mine at MuIlan.
Victor l.. Nelson and wife spent last
week visiting with Mrs. Nelson Is par
ents in Joel, idaho. They left here
week ago Sunday and returned last Sun
day.
Dave Steiner expects to leave Satur-
day evening for Greer, Idaho by auto
route to bring home his wife and son
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Steiner's parents for the past ten days
Fred Corliss was in from his ranch on
Mill creek this week and reports that
things are pretty dry in the mountains
and that the huckelberry crop will De
immense this year and that in places
they are already beginning to get ripe.
DR.. E.. A. Schilling, who holds
diploma in three states, expert OPTIC
methrist will be at Thompson 3 Jewelry
store on July 30 and 81. He is an ex-
pert in fitting glasses and correction
errors of vision. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 9-2
Services will be held at the Catholic
church in Grangeville on the 9Th Sunday
of July and End Sunday of August but
not on the LIST Sunday of August. Ser
vices on the LIST Sunday of August will
be Mt Reubens and Winchester for this
time only. Rev. R. F. Zuur, pastor.
pr. f. A. Schilling, graduate optome-
trist and holding a diploma in three
states. will visit Grangeville July 80 and
81. He guarantees to fit your eyes and
is an expert in his line. Satisfaction
or your money back cheerfullv. He
will be at Thompson IS Jewelry store on
the above dates. 9-2
Rep. VIM. Hussman of Cottonwood
was among the westside people in town
last Saturday and while here took in
the meeting Of the Non Partisan League.
"Bill'' was over on the prairie in the
interest of his lumber business and
states he has no reason to complain over
the business extended him from this
side of the prairie.
Riley Rice of Cottonwood came over
Saturday with Mr.. Taylor, the organizer
for the Non-Partisan League and was
prominent among those at the meeting
Riley has been travelling over the west
side country with the organizer and
states they have met with wonderful
success and from list of those who
have signified their desire to affiliate
with the league we note some of the
very best men of that section.
j. G. Larkee, wife and family, drove
up from Charleston last week in their
new ear and spent several days visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Petersen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith, sons
and daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Larkee
They were accompanied home by Mrs
Smith and baby who will remain for a
visit of several weeks at Charleston,
giving Lester an opportunity to exer-
else his culinary knowledge.
We are in receipt of large poster
issued by the Department of Agricul-
ture urging "retired farmers, husky
young men, college students, city men
from the country not called for military
service" to help the farmer. The presi-
dent is quoted as saying: "The impor
tanee of an adequate food supply, es.
pecially for the present year is super
lative. Without abundant food, alike
for the armies and the people now at
war, the whole great enterprise upon
which we have embarked will break
down and fail. -
The church picnic, held by the Fed
Grated church in Nurss's Grove Sunday
was attended by nearly hundred peo-
pie. Those desiring to go assembled at
the church at $3.50 in the morning and
were conveyed to the foothills by those
who had automobiles. M. L. Ayers,
Rev. Fl. J. Wood, F. M. Bowman, Archie
Gilkeson and Chester Brown were active
with their ears and hauled several loads
each. The regular Sunday School and
church services took place in the grove
and afterwards picnic dinner was
served. Everyone returned in the after
noon, many preferring to walk. The
evening services of the Federated
church was held in Halls Grove and
District Superintendent Warner deliver
cd the sermon.