Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-06-28

where they will make their future home.
Mat Geary and Clarence Nickson,
who were delegates to the X. p. lodge
meeting at Nampa, returned from the
south Sunday.
Miss Edna Brown came in from Port.
land Monday evening and will spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Brown.
Hon. Evan Evans took the train for
Moscow yesterday morning. He is at
tending to some business affairs over
there and will return tonight.
DR.. w. B. Sims will not be in his
office over Savings Trust Co. bank
every day, during regular office hours.
Sundays and evenings, by appoint
ment. 81
Miss Mary long returned from Post
Falls Sunday. She haze been teaching
school there for the past winter and is
going to stay with her parents for the
summer.
| Ben Knorr returned from Portland
Sunday. He has been attending an auto
mobile school there for the last two or
three months. He states that he likes
Portland very well. Il
|
day evening from a six week IS visit in
Spokane and Post Falls. She expects
to stay at home in Grangeville for the
rest Of the summer.
The house of Hub Woods took in a
new arrival last Saturday in the shape
of a baby boy. The youngster is as
lusty as could be expected and the
mother is doing nicely.
George Downer, foreman of the Farm
er's Union at Cottonwood was in town
Tuesday with his car. He came over in
the interest of the farmers Union pic
mic and was distributing bills on the
street.
Dan Laverty, well known mining man
of Pardee and one of the democratic
wheel horses of that section, was a
Grangeville visitor the first of the
week, COMING over to look after some
business matters.
Mrs. Jos Pfeufer and son Philip and
daughter Rosa left Monday morning
for q six weeks visit at the beach near
Seattle. They are going to spend the
time with relatives some Of whom they
have not seen for years.
Mrs. Archie Gilkeson and daughter
left Sunday for Mount Leonard, Mis-
souri,. She was called away by the sud
den and unexpected death of her father
Mrs. Gilkeson may be away for two OF
three months as her mother is in very
poor health at the present time.
Hon. A. F. Parker, state land ap'
praiser, who has been away for the past
two weeks on field work in the north
ern counties returned Sunday. He has
been conducting sales of state lands ac
companied by State Land Commissioner
l. A. Smoot. Sales have been held a,
; Occur d. Alene, Sand Point, Moscow
Grangeville, and the last at OrofinO to
day. ~
Ross Frizzell came up from the Sal
mon river Saturday and went with hi
sister, Ltitia, to Lewiston in her ca
in the afternoon. They stayed owe
night and returned Sunday being &C
Icompanied by Miss Cordelia Emmett o.
, Kendrick, friend of Miss Frizzell
who will be her guests for week. Ros
left again for the Salmon ON horsebacl
Monday morning. mfe, au
A. Urbahn and wife returned Monda,
: evening from visit to Soap Lake
Wash. where Mr.. Urbahn has been try
ing to get over the effects of an attacl
of rheumatism. He is somewhat i'm
proved but not entirely cured. On hi
way home he stopped in Spokane an,
consulted DIR. Cunning. The docte
told him that by careful dieting b.
might get rid of his rheumatism.
Miss Zelma Brown, who has been SUI
fering from appendicitis, was taken t.
Lewiston Saturday by Mrs. Brown an,
4 fha nj
hospital Monday, rallying rapidly an,
, late reports are to the effect that tn
young lady is getting along nicely. Mrs
, Brown will remain in Lewiston durin,
the convelescet period of her daughte
which will probably mean severa
: weeks.
The Government needs Farmers a
well as Fighters. Two million tire
|. hundred Thousand acres of Oregon an,
California Railroad Co. Grant Lands
Title revested in United States. To b
J opened for homesteads and sale. Con
tanning some of best land left in Unite
States. Large Copyrighter Map, show
ing land by sections and description o
soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, TEN
perature ETC., by counties. Postpai
One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co
Box 610, Portland, oregon. OIL
The writer had occasion to visit tn
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Clarl
this week and while he has often hear,
} of the fine place they have out ther
and the home they have built was in
deed surprised to find five-thousan'
> dollar home located in the country wit
] every possible convenience afforded t.
those who find the city desirabl
place to dwell Mr.. and Mrs. CLAIR
: have built such home on their plac
\ as ought to satisfy even the most exact
ing city dweller and make rural life
pleasure which it undoubtedly is t
these fine people. IN
Richard r. Vineyard, son of L. Vine
J yard, states in letter to his fathe
that he has received his commission
\ and was sworn in last Friday. MI
Vineyard was sergeant in the Is
Oregon when they went to the horde
I last wear He was recommended as