Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-20
Farms for sale. Ayers.

Farms for sale. Ayers. lStf |
V. l.. Mckenzie left Tuesday to work |
in the mountains.
H. r. Burks left for Portland Sunday
to remain for several weeks.
Ladies and childrens aprons, fancy
work at the Midgetgbazaar. lS-tf
Mrs. Richard Wright was in Cotton
wood Wednesday spending the day with
friends. W
DR.. E. A. Schilling, the optometrist,
was in the county seat the first of the
week on business.
Forest Ranger r. n. Cunningham is
in town this week after summer S
work in the hills.
Stop at the Idaho Rooming House,
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N. l.. Broughman. lift
Evan Evans has been in Moscow this
week attending to business in connee-
ton with the University of Idaho.
| G. G. Martin and wife left for Gull
desac Wednesday and are visiting Mr..
Martin S father and mother this week.
! X. Van Gorden was a passenger on
the train Wednesday and will take in
the Roundup at Pendleton before he
returns.
| a. E. Ecker left the first of the week
| for Vancouver, B. c., where he will
meet his wife and children and after a
short visit return home.
Attorney {. T. Mcdonald of Spokane
came in the first of the week and will
be here for several days looking after
matters in the district court.
| DIR. T.. A. Schilling, the optometrist,
will be in Grangeville, October l, . and
) of institute week, with headquarters
at Thompson S Jewelry store. 1872
! The First Aid Girls will give dance
at Schmadeka hall SATURDAY night
Dancing will begin at clock, to the
music of Hartman S orchestra.
Mrs n. II. Lamb and little daughter
Hazel, were passengers Wednesday
bound for Pendleton where they will
take in the Roundup and visit with
friends
Tory jacobson left here Wednesday
morning for Pullman on the sad mission
of attending his brother S funeral The
brother died Tuesday and was pioneer
of the Pullman country.
Oren Fitzgerald left this morning for
Pocatello where he will enter the state
technical school. The young man has
been attending the high school and is
wisely seeking a higher education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brockman drove
over to their home near Ferdinand Sat
urday in their car, Joe having so far
recovered from his recent illness as to
feel II was safe to return home and
look after things OH the ranch.
George l.. Bales of Whitebird was in
Grangeville Tuesday morning and took
the train for Quincy, ILL., near which
place he is visiting a sister. Mr.. Bales
will no doubt find things changed
little back there as this is the first trip
back to his old home state in 30 years
During the week of October is it is
expected that over 200 eaehers will be
attending Teachers Institute in
Grangeville. Can you help to enter
tain them by furnishing rooms or board
or both to some of them! Please call
Miss Margaret Sweet, Phone S9l and
register your price.
+. p. Bangs of the Free Press force
had the second finger off his right
hand badly crushed in the Linotype
! Wednesday. He was attended by DR..
Scallon who treated the wound with
the famous Daken solution that is used
so successfully on the battlefields in
| Europe. The solutions both heals and
lessons pain.
/ Samuel Kennedy. an Idaho county
boy who REGISTERED at Nezperce and
has ben drawn for the new national
army, leaves tomorrow for American
Lake for training. Sam is mighty
fine fellow and the right kind of an
I American to make up that body of fine
young men who are going to assist in
pushing the Kaiser back.
Tom Heath is the name of the new
baggage man at the depot in place of
sam Kennedy who leaves Friday for
American Lake to join the National
army. Mr. HEATH is also eligible for
the draft but is awaiting his turn to be
called. He is one of a family of four
boys and the first two to register have
already gone to the front.
Our old friend, Joe Snyder. who was
formerly associated with Fred Miller
IN the harness business in this city. has
just purchased soda fountain al
Hepner, Oregon and in the future will
JERK the root beer, lemon fizz and
build up those large, tall, refreshing
and highly colored mixtures that taste
like more and tighten fellow s purse |
to the tune of Is or 25 cents We will
bet Joe makes success of the business /
for he is mighty good mixer ANYWAY
you want to take him.