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

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Snyder, who have
been visiting in Grangeville for the
past fortnight, will leave tomorrow for
The Da!les, Oregon.
Fred Bernthal one of the progress
sive farmers of the Fem section was
in the city today and paid the Free
Press a pleasant call.
r.. +. McAllister, who had charge of
the cooking at the White Bird con,
Wet camp, came out Sunday on his way
south. He shipped the camp equipment
etc. to Boise for the state.
DR.. Slusser, assisted by DR.. Stockton,
operated upon Miss Helen Troseter last
Sunday morning for appendicitis. The
patient rallied nicely and is now well
on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Dora Mclean of Butte arrived
| Monday night and will remain for a
short time looking after business in
~terests here. Mrs. Mclean owns the
business block in which is located the
| Lyric theatre and the adjoining bust
ness room.
John Grinde came out from the Ten
Mile section Saturday oil his way to
the Occur d. Alene country where he
| will work for the balance of the win
ter. He reports things quiet in the
Ten Mile and that there will be little
doing until spring.
Dave Sasenbery removed his store
from the Grangeville Savings and Trust
block to the room formerly occupied
by the Midway Cafe this week and
has now one of the finest clothing
! stores in the Northwest. New fix
lures have been put in and the place
made modern in every way.
Trade anything, anywhere. 81. w
Carrots. 45-tf
DR.. j. o. Brockman has gone to
Chicago where he will take post
graduate work with the idea of again
entering practice in the medical field.
The Doctor has a very good reputation
as a practitioner and after complet-
ing post graduate course will be better
qualified than ever in his profession.
All the latest double disc Columbia
records at the Smoke House. Come in
and make selection of records. TIT
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Hickerson left
the first of the week for San Antonio,
Texas and other southwestern points.
They intend being gone for a month
or two and it is speaking well of the
high esteem in which the express
company holds Mr.. Hickerson when the
fact is known that the car fare for
Mr. Hickerson and his wife are paid by
the company as well as full pay while
he is gone, the company thus showing
their appreciation OF a faithful EN-.
ployee.
Don't forget the Saturday evening
lances at Schmadeka g hall. 9-t1
Shn,,fP NoA,, .+,,,nl Er;la, Co.,
Boise where he delivered the ex-con
Wet who INDUCED in purse-snatchins
holiday week in G~rangeville, over t,
the warden of the state prison. Tn,
men who had been working on the roat
camp were put to work storing ice TO
the prison Immediately upon arrival t,
which they took rather serious objec
tons, feeling the ice should have beer
harvested before their arrival by som
of the less ambitious inmates.
Loans, low rate, long time, Ayers.26-t
J Steve Burrus and Clay Alderman, tw
: Clearwater young men, were place
, under arrest by Deputy Game Warde
E Keanc, Tuesday and brought befor
Judge Campbell upon the charge of OF
. fering for sale and selling three dee
J. for the sum of $35. The former pleac
I guilty and was given q fine of fit
dollars and costs which he paid and tn
latter was discharged. This was tn
Judge s first case and he dealt out ju!
tice like an old veteran of the bencl
. Salmon river land for sale by the Pa
I ker Loan & Investment Co. 30-t
Wilbur L. Campbell, who has bee
away on a vacation, returned Sunda
@ night from a trip of several weeks lui
ing which time he visited Spokane
Butte and Salt Lake City. He foun
: business conditions good, especially i
! the two latter cities. At Salt Lake b
met j. c. Kinney, who will be recalle
as the young man making his home i
: this city several months last summe
= and during which time he made a nun
: Der of friends. Mr.. Kinney has secu
G ed the state rights in a number c
western states for the sale of an inne
tube patch for auto tires and it seem
has something very good. He has
present six men in the field and cor
$ templates placing more men on the roa
later. Mr.. Kinney stated he intende
t coming to Idaho late in the summe
: and would be in Grangeville sever;
{ weeks on the occasion of his visit,