Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-11-01

trip on horseback She plans to visit
all schools in that section before return
ing to Grangeville.
Has Apples of 1916 Chop-Fred Kars-
tein brought to the Free Press office
today several apples of the 1916 crop,
which he had kept for more than year.
The apples, while somewhat withered,
were in good state of preservation.
Harry Brown on Job-Harry Brown
was at work as his barber chair at Doc
Denny's today for the first time since
he went to Portland, where he under
went a serious operation. Mr. Brown 8
recovery from the operation has been
rapid. However, he has not yet re-
gained his former strength.
Reed Leases Ranch-William Reed of
the Joseph country, has leased his 600
acre ranch to c. ii. Wright, his neigh
Dor, who will operate the place. Mr..
Reed has removed his family to Koos-
kia, where they will remain while Mr..
Reed looks up another location. Mr..
Reed was in Grangeville today.
Henry Soards in Court-Henry Soards
of Whitebird, who was arraigned last
week before Probate Judge Campbell
on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, waived preliminary ex
animation and his case probably will be
heard in district court. Bond was
fixed at $1,000 and certified check for
that amount has been deposited.
Raises Good Bean Crop-G. f. Bagley
and son of Battle Ridge, were county
seat visitors the first of the week. Mr..
Bagley says he finds his section of the
country well adapted to diversified
farming, raising this year corn, potatoes
and beans. He had an exceptionally
good crop of beans, which at the pres
emf price, 1212 cents a pound, will pay
him well.
Now is the time to sell your geese;
7 cents pound on foot. City Feed
Store. 21-tf
Williams Breaks Arm-Maekey Will
liams, while cranking his automobile
Saturday, incurred fracture of a bone
of his right arm when the engine kicked
back. Mackey says he has handled
mules all of his life and avoided any OF
the unpleasantries that come frorl con
tact with the Missouri product and
lame nts the fact that an automobile out
witted him.
LAND FOR SALE-200 acres good
land. Well located, running water, 1S5
acres pillow land. Low price on terms;
$4,000 down and 10 years time on
balance at . percent. nj. l.. Ayers. PAL
Need Red Cross Supphes-Millions of
Red Cross standard surgical dressings
must be sent to France Immediately in
order to avert serious clamity, accord
ing to copy of cablegram from
France, just received by the local chap
ter of the Red Cross. "The American
women must prepare with greatest
speed dressings which will mean life or
death to our boys reads the message
LOST-Tom-c clamp for REQ car. Small
reward for return. Mrs. Sol Clark,
Grangeville. PAL
Back From Northumberland Arnold
and family and Blake Adams and son
returned this week from Montana where
they recently completed proof on home
steads. They returned to Grangeville
with the idea of remaining permanently.
Mr.. Adams has rented a ranch on the
prairie and Wayne is again back at his
chair in the d. & A. barber shop. While
they liked Montana fairly well, they
decided Idaho was the only place in
which to make home According to
reports brought back by Mr.. Arnold,
Walter Bunnell, who is located at Val.
entine, Mont, has proved up on his
homestead and sold his store.
FOR SALE-Sixty- five horsepower
caterpillar engine, in good shape. See
Wren q Greenough, Denver 24-tf