Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-14
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
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Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-tf
DR.. w. B. Sims spent Tuesday in Cot
tonwood.
w. IL. Carrots made trip to Lewiston
on Monday returning Tuesday evening.
DR.. John Simon received a new piano
at his home in the south part of Grange
Vile this week.
Archie Gilkeson was in Spokane for
a day this week in the interest of the
A. and r Store. i
Stop at the Idaho Rooming House,
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N l.. Broughman. 17-tf
A. s. Hardy has been in Lewiston on
business for a part of the past week.
He returned on Tuesday.
Pasturage-Have good pasture for
several head of horses. Call phone Tx
or see Joe w. Hazelbaker. Az
j. F. Deering went to Lewiston Tues
day morning to attend an association
meeting of the Baptist church.
Dr. Turner of Cottonwood was in town
for short time Friday afternoon
transacting business with H. Taylor.
F.. T. Hamshaw of the Clearwater Cop
per Company arrived in town last Sun
day evening and left for the Clearwater
mines Tuesday morning.
Rev. Wood is in Asotin tlis week
where he is attending conference Of
Methodist ministers. He left on Mon
day and will return before sunday.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Griffith and two of her
daughters left Tuesday morning for a
weeks visit in Lewiston. Mrs. Griffith
and the girls will also attend the circus.
r. A. Bayless, manager of the local
light office is beginning work on the
pipe line above the reservoir this week.
They are going to lay about 45O0 feet
of new pipe.
Leonard Becker-Jorgen formerly of
the Idaho Brewery of Grangeville is in
Seattle going to school He is working
his way and is going to enter the En-
gineering Corps.
Rev. J. B. York was in town over last
Sunday and preached at the Baptist
church. He left here Tuesday morning
for Lewiston where he will attend a
Baptist convention.
Fred Meader came up from Lewiston
Monday evening where he is residing
with his family. Mr.. Meader transact
ing some insurance business and stayed
only couple of days.
Those interested in the study of the
violin see Dale Fulton, or call 6S3
Pacific States phone, Grangeville. Best
of references from the Peoria, Illinois,
conservatory of music. 3-tf
Rev. Father R. F.. Zuur spent the
greater part of last week visiting with
his sister in Lewiston and taking the
place Of one of the regular pastors in
that city for short time.
A. F. Parker and wife and son left on
Monday mornings train. Mr.. Parker
business. Mrs. Parker and son are
spending the week in Portland.
F. l.. Leonard returned Saturday
evening from tour of the towns be-
tween here and Lewiston where he has
been buying wool and creamery mater.
ials as well as selling insurance.
Ray Harlan took the train Saturday
morning enroute to Wilbur, Washington
where he has a job for the summer. Mr.
Harlan stayed in Grangeville for regis
tration so as to be sure and make NO
mistake.
F. L. Leonard went to Ito Tuesday
morning on business, planning to meet
Rev. Wood and M. r. Hattabaugh at
Kooskia, on Wednesday, and make a
tour in the interest of the Red Cross
organization.
c. A. Horton from Spokane is in town
this week organizing the Woodmen of
the World and introducing some new
work in the lodge. He is planning for
big meeting of the Woodmen the 18th
of this month.
Mrs. Wolf who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe left for
Montana last Monday where she joined
her husband Mrs. Wolf was accom-
panied as far as Lewiston by her sis
ter Dorothy Monroe.
The adverse weather of last Saturday
according to all reports retarded plow-
ing and seeding by a full week. Snow
in June is not an unheard of thing here
but full inch of it at this time is ex-
tremely inopportune.
Leo Brust came out from higgins this
week and will spend several days with
his family. He is taking drove of
fat cattle into the Warrens section and
will leave shortly for higgins where the
stock is now on grass.