Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-04-05
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| state tested clover 6eeu TOT SAFE at
Union Warehouse and Supply Co. 39-tf
Salmon river land for sale by the Par
ker Loan & Investment Co. soft
Mrs. Charles Parsons, who is spend
ing the winter in Moscow that the chill
dren may have advantage of the state
university, came home Monday for a
week IS stay.
Mrs. l.. A. Wisener and son "Bob-
bie,' returned Monday from Chicago
after a stay of three months with rel
atives.
Ivan Brockman, who is employed by
.J.'L. Atkinson of White Bird, came out
Saturday to receive 600 sacks of pota-
toes Mr.. Addison has contracted for
and which are being shipped to outside
points.
The Idaho county right for the Per-
lection Sack Holder, very practical
utility which has been demonstrated
here during the past week by Spokane
parties who control the state of Idaho,
has been sold to Francis Bowman.
Ruth Bangs and Ramsey Pierce were
married at Lewiston today. Miss Bangs
who has been attending school at Lew
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Bangs
and the groom is young business man
of that place, the proprietor of the
Normal Hill Grocery.
John Maddox, who was for tine
Western Union operator here, has gone
to Spokane to accept a position nth
that company, the enlistment of many
of the single men up there making many
vacancies. Mrs Maddox will join him
in few weeks.
The survey for the new road from
Winona to Kamiah has been completed
and work on the same will begin shortly
We are informed by Mr.. Killnfer of
Winona that the road will give a down
hill haul from the. reservation country
to Kamiah and is built on grade of
less than five per cent.
Max Aronson who has been a resi-
dent of the city for the past six or seven
years and during the last year has been
on the road for the Eresch Cigar Co,
left Wednesday morning for Portland
where he will accept a mighty fine road
job with a wholesale house. Max is a
mighty fine fellow and n true friend
who has many well wishers in this com
munity who hope he will be assigned to
such territory as will bring him back TO
the city from time to time.
G. F.. Schleier, who left here several
years ago for the irrigated section cast
of Billings, Montana, has returned 70
Idaho county and decided to make this
section his future home George says
while they can grow big crops over there
the water, long winter and cost of ir-
rigation are such as to make the prcpo.
sition unattractive and he much per
fers Camas Prairie. He and the family
are living with his brother-in law,
Henry Won Bargen for the present
Joe Wade, who has been in the city
for the past six or seven weeks, getting
in touch with outside points and secur-
ing needed rest, left the first of the
week for Elk City where he will remain
for the summer. Joe, who is an expert
and authority on mining news, has sent
out a lot of good publicity articles from
that camp to the press and the people
of the Elk section as well as surround
ling country have not failed in their
appreciation of the good work he has
been doing.
| And He shall judge among many peo-
lple, and rehuke strong nations afar off /.
and they shall beat their swords int,
iploughshares, and their spears into
pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up
q sword against nation, neither shall
they learn war any more. But they
shall sit every man under his vine and
under his fig tree; and none shall make
them afraid for the mouth of the Lord
of hosts hath spoken it. Those that
have no Vines or Trees had better sec
G. Goan at once, and prepare for the
future. Why Not Have Heaven OF
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