Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS
Farm Loans. II. W. Carrots. 45.,
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Farm Loans. II. w. Carrots. 45-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Lamb of Winona
registered here on Saturday.
Board by day or week. Mrs. H. l..
Maxam, Grangeviile, Idaho. l5-4
Still on the job. Whof l. Z. Zuver.
Line up with him for good sale this
fall. 1913
John Rookie, stockman from Cotton.
wood, was in Grangeville Monday on
business.
Henry Telcher, deputy in the record
er's office returned last week with his
family from Spokane.
Martin johnson of the Commercial
Creamery company of Spokane arrived
in the city Saturday on business con.
nected with the local creamery.
Lost-Two check books with Bank of
Camas Prairie checks and valuable
papers. Finder leave at Free Press
office or with owner, Joe Dysard. 1872
Miss Olive Talbot arrived from Spo-
kane Thursday evening to take up her
duties as stenographer for Fl. W. uai.
cts u. S. land commissioner and real
estate dealer.
DR.. Pogue returned Saturday from n
trip of over hundred miles over in the
Joseph and Doumecq country where ne
has been treating stock. He made the
trip by auto and had no trouble at ALL
Miss Martha Squibbs has been in
town the past few days making arrange
ments to leave the latter part of the
week to take charge of her school at
Rocky point, which begins September 8.
Mrs. II. l.. Maxam who has apart
ments next to the Pfcufer hotel is max
ing some changes in her place and begun
to serve meals by the day or board H
the week at her place beginning Mon.
day.
}. l.. Hartman who was hackleberry-
ing Friday on Fish creek reports berries
scarce in that locality. The gentleman
says that Samuel Howard and others
who went farther into the hills found
more berries.
John f. bearing, age ~ and veteran
of the Civil War is doing his bit in the
present crisis. A short time ago he got
back from the mountains where he spent
a month during which time he cut 10
cords of wood besides spending odd
times fishing.
Richard B. Wright, stock man from
Seattle, has been in the city a few days
of this week buying cattle. Mr.. Wright
with VIM. Jones and B. +. Shaw, two
local men, by their fair dealing have the
market pretty much to themselves in
this part of Idaho.
j. b. Scoles of Mullan, Idaho, is in the
city and has been calling at the homes
of his friends F. l.. Leonard, M. Gilbert
and Deputy Sheriff William Eller and
wife. Mr.. Seoes is interested in the
Horseshoe mine near Mullan and is sell
ing stock to promote his property which
he says gives promise of being paying
one.
George Wood of Pittsburg Landing,
Is miles southwest of Whitebird, was in
the city Saturday. On account of ir.
rigation Mr.. Wood was able to raise
some very good crops this season. He
and his wife are packing up preparatory
to going to Lewiston for the winter
while the two children attend school.
They are leaving this week.
Wanted a job cooking on threshing
outfit. Enquire at this office. 1875
I. ii. Seay and wife were among the
ranchers in from Winona Saturday do
ing their weekend shopping. Mr.. Seay
says that his crops this year are below
normal on account of the drouth but his
grain will go from 90 to 40 bushels to
the acre. Mr.. and Mrs. Seay's little
boy Champ was kicked by horse sew.
eral weeks ago but was able to accom-.
pany his parents to town.
Watch for return dates. DR.. f. A.
Schilling, Optometrist. lift
Rev, IL. J. Wood left the first of the
week for Grandview, Wash, where he
was pastor of the Methodist church for
four years. After visiting his old
friends he will attend the Columbia
river Methodist conference which con
renes this year at North Yakima, WaEh.4
Al the latter place he will be Joined by |
his wife who will also attend the con
ference. Rev. Wood has made MANY
friends while in Grangeville and il is |
possible that he will return TO us for
another year.