Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-05-10

Stop at the Idaho Rooming House,
Nice, clean rooms at reasonable prices.
Mrs. N. l.. Broughman. Tiff
Rev. II. J. Wood was one of the
speakers at the Methodist group meet
ing at Cottonwood last Monday.
Next Sunday being Mother s Day, il
will be appropriately observed at the
Federated Church both in the Sunday
school and the morning preaching ser
vice.
w. V. Plat came up from Sites yes
terday on business. He reports the
Clearwater gradually rising with higher
waters at this time this year than has
been the case during previous springs.
Grand Chancellor Smith of Weiser,
visited the local X. p. lodge in his Off
cial capacity Tuesday night. At the
close of the lodge meeting the Grand
Chancellor and the members enjoyed a
light luncheon at the Palace of Sweets.
| AL White took delivery of the Cotton
wood Hardware Co, of five passenger
Page ear this week. The car is one of
the best of its class on the market, has
beautiful lines and plenty of power
The local territory will be taken care
of by the Eimers Hardware Co.
At the MONDAY luncheon of the Com
mercial Club this week the action of the
city council in employing Sawyer Bros.
of Spokane to prepare a survey and
estimate of the cost of paving, was
endorsed A committee was also APP
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions
of coincidence to be sent to the family
Of tho LOT Inbn p Vnllmhar
We understand through Supervisor
McHargh of the Nezperce forest, that
the South Fork project is at the head
of the list of road projects with his
department and considerable work will
be done this season, providing the
county will supply it's share of the
funds. Some action upon the matter is
looked for in the near future.
Ralph Loveless, who travels out of
Spokane for an implement house, was
in the city yesterday on business. Ralph
will be recalled as the congenial young
gentleman who worked FOR the Grange
vile IMPLEMENT Co. in this city at one
time and made number Of lasting
friends who are always glad to welcome
him back to the old home as well as to
hear of his continued prosperity.
| Barred Rocks for Sale-COckerels
and pullets, pure bred. Eli ingram,
Grangeyille. Att
| Among the young men for training to
San Francisco to be used later to officer
the new army, we note the names of
Kenneth Reed and "Dick' Vineyard,
both former residents of this city but
now residing in Portland. These two
| Of no
last year with the Oregon cavalry and
their selection as material for Officers
by Uncle Sam is ample evidence of Their
ability.
John b. Carter returned the last OF
the week from Gooding, Idaho, where
he went as delegate from the loca
Woodman lodge to the state meeting
Mr.. Carter was selected as one of the
three delegates to attend the nationa
meeting which is to be held in Chicago
! on June II. Carter, who is one of the
prominent men of the order in the state
received practically the entire vote Of
the meeting and naturally feels a little
proud in being selected.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walte7
Chamberlin in the east end of town
was the scene of quiet wedding las
Sunday afternoon when Rev. ii. j
Wood pronounced the solemn words
which made Miss Zetta Victoria Nc
Pherson the wife of Mr.. Frederick
Chamberlain Both these young people
have grown up in the neighborhood OF
Grangeville and are well known in thu
community. They have the congratula
tions of their many friends. They have
already commenced housekeeping in thu
l.. Neal house, not far from the Cour
House