Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-09-27
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NJ Ill. Williams was III LaP""- "'
ing feed for his stock this week.
Have ear of alfalfa on hand. Any,
one wishing ton lots call City Feed
90 one left
Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys
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A. p. Atwood was passenger to Spo-
kane Tuesday making the trip to secure
more autos for the trade.
Ole Juvet and wife of Fem were IN
the county seat Monday and Tuesday
attending to legal business.
Mrs. Ralph Clark of Spokane was a
Monday arrival in Grangevilie and IS
visiting at the home of relatives.
G. f. Krakau, A. II. Wetherbee and
+. f. Rhoades left for the Hump tues
day to be gone on teh-day lishlhs
and hunting trip.
DR.. E. A. Schilling, the optometrist,
will be in Grangeville, October !, ana
: Of institute week, with headquarters
at Thompson g Jewelry store. 1872
Anaton Peters of Whitebird was
among the Tuesday morning passengers
for Portland where he will seek EN-
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pany.
Joe Pelican of Spokane arrived III
the city the first of the week and on
Tuesday went to the Hump mining
country to investigate some mining pro-
perry.
Glib Foster of Spokane arrived i'll the
city Sunday from Spokane and is visit
ing his old friends before departing
for Leland Stanford university in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Steele came to
Grangeville Monday from Valentine,
Montana where they have been living.
They expect to make their home in tins
section hereafter.
Mrs A. J. Frances of Indian Valley
arrived in Grangeville Monday evening
and is visiting at the home of her
brother b. II. Decker as well as her sis
ter Miss Nina Decker
Mrs. George Behean, daughter Miss
Addie and son Guy left Tuesday for
Spokane where the young folks will
attend school, Miss Addie, the Holy
Name Academy while Guy will enter
, the Lewis and Clark high school.
Attorney Charles Greenough of Spo-
kane arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing and will appear in number OF
, cases this term of court. He is a mem
/ Der of the firm of Ayers, Mcdonald 4
: Greenough in the Washington city.
The last fire of the season for the
forestry department was caused by
: lightning and started on the night OF
| the 10th of September on Painter s
ranch in the Salmon river country. II
A burned over about three hundred acres
but was extinguished by the last rains
: Druggist P. NJ. Granville spent Wed
!. nesday in Lewiston where he went tC
4 hear an Edison phonograhp test. The
II producer and the instrument will eacf
render the same selection to show how
\ well the machine reproduces the origl
4 nal. Mr.. Granville thought hearing II
n believing, so made the trip down to in
Il vestigate for himself.
Lee Griffith and Frank Hogan cam,
. IN from the Salmon river country thu
|. first of the week, having been sum
r. moned as iurymen and while they made
q nm effort to be excused Judge Steel
n did not feel their presence was urgentl,
needed at home az it was serving ldah
!. county as jurors and as result the.
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f tice this week.
II Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Pulse returned las
ir week from Walla Walla where the.
have been for some time. John state
j. he found John Mullinix, a forme
. Grangeville business man who is noN
\ located at Walla Walla, is making al
= kinds of money building houses and re
= selling them. The McConnell's ar
well and happy and James was sport
ing a big star during the fall fair, be
le IN on the police force.
= Basil Harris returned Monday even
: ing from Pendleton where he spen
= several days attending the Round Ut
Basil says he had royal good time an
:, saw all the wild west stunts it was pos
y sible to take in. The young man adde
a that the attendance surpassed all pre-
K vious records, the paid admission on
le day being $4,000. Many people wer
II turned away from the ticket office!
J. Basil said that rooms were scarce bu
lie he managed to get one though SO sma'
he that he had to stick his feet out of tn
it window to put his shoes on.
II Concerning w. f. Bunnlel who at on
- time worked in the Bank of Camas Pra
RE the News of Valentine, Montan:
where Mr.. Bunnell is located in its las
as issue says: ga deal was consumate
& Wednesday whereby Rigg Bros, know
Or as the Valentine Mercantile Co., too
he over the stock and fixtures of the Va
or entine Cash Store. The stock COZ
lg sists of a general stock of merchandis
Rigg Bros will consolidate the tw
re stocks and occupy the building formerl
TO used by Mr. Bunnell This will piy
n Rigg Bros. one of the largest gener;
in stock of goods of any inland in tn
V country
g Joe Turner Snd wife are happ
'e' couple for two reasons. The first is b.
or cause baby girl arrived at their hon
ey Monday morning with DR.. Stockton
as the physician in attendance. I'll
second is the result of the first. NJ
e. and Mrs. Turner realized that it woul
Dis be impossible to bring up a child nov