Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-02-28
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
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son Is Born-Mr. and Mrs. W. +.
Chamberlain of Grangeville are parents
of son, born Monday night. The birth
was reported by DR.. P. j. Scallon, at
tending physician.
Lutheran Services-Lutheran services
81 will be held at the Federated church
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Theme for Lent
en- discourse: "The Plea of the Peni-
tent Thief on the Cross
Fire insurance ayers. 16-tf
Nurse Locates Here-Miss Hazel Cal
houn, trained nurse, is permanently To-
Gated in Grangeville, and announces
that calls will reach her if sent 20
the Imperial hotel.
FOR SALE-MarqGis wheat, nice
plump grains. 50 bushel in storage.
G.. Kadyk, Grangeville. Al-2*
Named Explosive Licenser-Kester
F.. Pinnell of Higgins has been named
explosives licensing agent for the sec
ton in which he resides, and is prepaf |
ed to issue licenses to persons desiring |
to possess or use explosives.
Income Tax Man Coming-James B.
Markle, federal income tax inspector,
announces that he will be in Grange
vile March 2 and A to confer with per-
sons regarding payment of federal III
come tax.
Cement blocks, farm tiles, ehimneys
and wen curbing at Chester Arnold's
plumbing shop. 43-tf
SS7 A Ton Paid for Hay-Hay> sold
at the Charles Kunze sale Tuesday
brought $37 q ton, which is consider .
ed an exceptionally high price. Oats
sold for 1895 a hundredweight, wheat, q
$3.50 a bushel and barley 1885 a hun
dredweight
Play Is Prese ted-The Baconian +
Literary society of the high school
presented the play, "Miss Fearless & {
Co.," together with musical pro-
gram, in the high school cauditOrium t,
Monday ngiht. he Entertainment was
well received by the audience q
Approves Loan Applications-The v
state land board, in session at Boise,
has approved farm loan application E,
# Mathies Gilbert /of Grangeville, -
1900; Jennie d. Gilbert, Grangeville,
1900, and Ole G. Birkeland Ferdinand,
5000, refund $42 &c
{ Cement blocks, farm tiles, chimneys W
md well curbing<at Chester Arnold's
'lumbing shop 43-h W
Photos of Soldiers-Doc Denny S 81
older picture gallery is growing rap.
tly. The gallery now contains more of
han thirty-fiye photographs OF Idaho Vi
omnty soldiers and sailors, and addi-
ions are heing made daily. The photo dr
raphs are placed in a conspicuous w,
lace ON the wall of Doe s store. and
the subject of much favora-
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Wood's sermon theme next Sunday
'ening viii be 'The War, Common
,nse and the Book of Revelation. - lal
win show the real message of the nio
ok of Revelation in contrast to some 'el
the fake prophecies in circulation.
Lecture Friday Night-The Rev. No,
aries MacCaughey of Moscow is to hoe
liver his lecture, FThe Aristocracv ,
Tomorrow, at the Federated church J..
Friday evening This is the second na'
mber in the series given under the "
nagement of the Young Peoples So ."
ty j
return dates of,lBr. Schilling, March an!
md D. 1874 'i-e
'ssits Schools-Miss Margaret Sweet, n
= 10y SuPeiln' cnuent OF SCHOOLS, IS ON her,
= ~ 90 wen Trip Nlsltlng schools IN fun,
City, Sites, and other sections of nine
county. During Miss Sweets alb \,
'e,s teachers examinations, given at ~
court house last Thursday Friday s ,iTl
Saturday were held under the d. sIlIe
ion of Miss Bessie Coyne, assistant .ng
Hiss Sweet. Whe
The Christian Church-Regular of \
ices as follows: Bible school at 10 NJ
Communion at 1880 a. m; wor- Rob,
and sermon at 1l:10 a. m. The do,,
ect Of the morning sermon will be, +bc,,
e call of the Heather World. .
annual offering of the church for lie
work VIII be taken. Christian Nose
eavor, $3.50 p m; praise and preach ousii
services at 1880. The theme of guam