Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-23

Loans, low rate. long time, Ayers.26-t
Money to loan on good land. Enquir,
at this office. 1879
| Watch for return dates. DR.. E. A
Schilling, Optometrist. HIT
Wanted job cooking on threshinl
outfit. Enquire at this office. 1871
Mr.. Farmer have you yet decided who
you are going to have for your aue
Itioneer9 Call ]. +. Zuver. IA:
Miss Wilhelmina Kettenbach of Lewis
ton is guest at the home of Judge ant
Mrs. Wallace N. Scales.
Mrs. John ID. Long and Mrs. F. L
Leonard who have been visiting theil
sons in Boise returned Saturday evening
Herman Van Pool from over on the
Snake river was in the city few days
this week having helped drive bunch
of cattle into Cottonwood.
Chickens Wanted until August rs TO,
which we will pay. Old hens, IL cents
a pound, Fries 20 cents pound, butter
fat 43 cents. City Feed Store. AL
Rich Nash came in from the Boles
country the first of the week with some
beef which he delivered to local buyers
and was shipped out in the big shipment
going down the high line Tuesday. MI
Nash states the country is in good shape
over there and that stock is in first
class shape.
! Captain Dick Kading of Company E
has been i'll for some time and has been
away from the company for three weeks.
He has an absess in one ear and is under
the care of an ear specialist in Boise.
At present he Is ut his home but expects
to be back with the company in a short
time.
Mrs. l. f. Hinkle after short visit
in Grangeville left for Lewiston Tuesday
morning where she will make final
proof on her homestead on the river.
She was accompanied by her son Alex
Hinkle as witness. Mrs. Hinkle will
visit week in Lewiston before return
ing to her homo in Portland.
Mrs. A. F. Parker and daughters
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Tannahill at Waha. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace n. Scales were also there having
gone over Friday for n week end party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scales returned in their
ear Monday evening accompanied by
Mrs James Babb Of Lewiston and Mrs.
A. T. Parker
Joe Coyne, who has been visiting for
the past two months In the East and
Middle west, returned Sunday night. He
states business is Furnishing all
through that country and men have
plenty to do at good wage. He decid
ed though that there was no place like
Idaho and informs us that he will
shortly go in the cigar business again
and intends covering a larger territory
than formerly.
Mrs D. D. Wilson and her daughters
from Montana came in Wednesday a
week ago and spent several days in
Grangeville on business. On Thursday
they made the trip to White Bird re
turning Friday. Mrs Wilson when
here remarked on the excellence of our
crops saying she had never seen any.
thing quite equal to them. This vast
" different estimate than the reports
commonly circulated hereabout.
Fl. c. Gill of Gill Bros., well known
stockmcn of the Salmon river section
brought out drove of fat hogs the
| first Of the week which went to swell
the big stock shipment going out over
the high line Tuesday. Mr.. Gill states
the grain crop along the Salmon river
is as good or better than usual this yea,
but the upland crop will be short. The
| Robey bar, which is being farmed by
Ralph Russell this year. has the best
crop in the history of the river coun
try and taken all in all the country
along the Salmon is in pretty fair shape
Use International Hog Food to fatten
your hogs and cheaper the cost. City
Feed Store. 1875
Hervin Rothwell and mother. Mrs
BARLEY will leave Sunday for Seattle
where they will make their future home
Hervin having decided to enter business
in the Coast city. He recently traded
his Grangeville property for house
and acreage with ]. f. Arledge of Dixie
Washington, town near Walla Walla
Mr. Arledge. who is the father of the
Young man who is conducting black.
smith business near the Smith livery
will move to Grangeville shortly. Mr.
Rothwcll and mother are pioneers among
us having lived in idaho county for the
past forty years. Hervin is a first
class Young fellow and we regret losing
him and his good mother to the com
munity but hope they viii find their
new home one surrounded with az many
pleasant ties rs has been their old