Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-15

Clark's Music Store is in the I'm
perial Hotel building. Note ad in this
issue. 39-1
Dr. Slusser reports the arrival of
baby girl at the Betz home Sunday
morning.
Open day and night, best eats in
town. Francisco & Rice at Leonard's
old stand. 36-tf
Ode Rothlisberg returned this week
from a visit of several months at Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Leave orders for piano tuning at
Clark Music Co. store, Imperial build
ing, Masse piano tuner. 39-1
DR.. Slusser reports the arrival of
baby girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Ladwig last Fiday.
j. G. Doss returned last night from
Southern California and Colorado where
he has been for the past four months.
49, J. V. Nash of Cottonwood came over
last night and will remain in town for
several days looking after business mat.
tiers.
Do not confuse the Clark Music Co.
pianos with eatalog pianos. They are
not cheap pianos because the price is
cheap. 39-1
Mrs. E. L. Van Piper, grand matron,
arrived last night from Southern Idaho
and will visit the local Eastern Star
lodge in her official capacity.
No thump boxes, real standard pianos
going at the greatest price reduction
this community has ever known. Clark
Music Co., successors to the Standard
Music Co., Imperial Hotel block. 1912
The Eimers Hardware Co. is moving
today to its new location in the Book
block where a well arranged store will
be provided with up-to-date fixtures
and modern in every detail.
We bought them at our own price and
will sell them accordingly, we refer to
Gently took over from the local music
house. Clark Music Co., Imperial Hotel
block. 1912
The subject of DR.. Jesse Rains next
lecture to the Girls First Aid will be
First Aid to the Injured and will
be held at the home of Mrs. G.. s. Stock
ton next Wednesday evening, Feb. 21st
at 7:30.
Surveyor Marsh Brown left this
morning for Kamiah where he will sur
vey the route of the new road to be
built from that town to the Winona
section He was accompanied by Will
liam Freund who will act as chairman.
The many friends of w. w. Brown,
who has been rather seriously i'll at his
home for the past fortnight, will be
glad to learn of his improvement and of
the assurance of his physician, DR..
Slusser of his early and rapid recovery,
The Sunnyside Social Society will
give the play "The Old Maids Conven-
tom at the Sunnyside school house,
Feb. 90 to be followed by basket social
and dance. Everybody invited to come
and bring baskets. The proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the district 39-1
mining property nine miles from New
some, came out this week and will re
main several days on business matters.
This is Georges first trip out to
Grangeville in three years and he
naturally finds many changes and some
few of his old friends gone
Farm Loans. Fl. w. Carrots. 45-ti
The Knights of Pythias will celebrate
their double anniversary at the meeting
of February 20, at which time the Rank
of Page will be conferred. An address
will be given at this meeting. Also a
smoker and lunch will follow the work
of the regular meeting. 1t is expected
that there will be large attendance.
DIR. Charles Crooks, and son j. M
Crooks, the owner of the original town
site of Grangeville and practically
father of the town, arrived this week
from Omaha, Nebraska after an absence
of thirty-two years in the middle west
He naturally finds things changed and
conditions much different than when
he left here but was not long in dis
covering lot of his boyhood friends
who have been meeting up with him
since arrival, talking over old times and
recalling early day events. He will re-
main for some time visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Pell Sherwin and his
brother Jake Crooks of the Salmon river
section.
Salmon river land for sale by the Par
ker Loan & Investment Co. 30-tf
The Ancient Order of Wind Jam
mers, a local organization which had its
conception in the fertile BRAN of well
known Mark Twain, has been invited
to attend the Lyric picture show on
! next Mohudy hlSnt as guests OF the
management and witness the foolish
antics of Charley Chaplin, the children s
delight and the old peoples happy
tonic 1t is stated the order has mem
bership of seventeen and many appli-
cations to act upon. The club is made
up of a number of store-box whittlers
and several slap-stick comedians of
local repute and pending the arrival of
the balmy spring weather holds regular
meetings in several business houses
where so far they have been tolerated.