Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-09-26
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

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Defense Council Meetings-The Idah
unity Council of Defense meets in tn
st rooms every Wednesday evening
clock.
PIANO WANTED-To rent, inquir
ee Press office. l9-t
500 to Red Cross-The Harpster Re
=, oss this week received from Olive
f5f ybdig Of Harpster a donation of 500
: "A hitch he received from sale Of pears.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-22O acres o.
nd; 100 under cultivation; IS more
.an be cultivated; plenty of water
V 10000 feet good saw timber on land
i. ppiy W. II. Vincent, Harpster
Pa. l9-tf
Niche Sells Farm-W. NJ Niche
as sold his farm west of town to Oscar
base for consideration of $105 an
ERE. Mr. Niche probably will remove
vs. Texas where he formerly resided.
lie lLr Chase will not go on the farm un-
spring.
y, y Postoffice Discontinued-TL post
& ffice at Adams has been discontinued,
4 he date of such discontinuance being
= eptember Il. Hereafter Adam mail
ill be held at the Grangeville office.
Treated to Cider-W. l.. Costley treat
a the Free Press force to jug of
/. pple cider last week. Mr.. Costley an
7 ually presents a jug of cider to each
I the Grangeville newspapers and to
he postoffice force.
q WANTED-Man to pillow and seed 100
|, .eres o. more, three miles east of Fem.
.4f]all or write j. !. Pulse, Grangeville,
, idaho 1871
Ships Sheep East-Len w. Kemp
eft this week for Chicago with 26OO
bead of sheep, the property of himself
Ihnd brother. He has just purchased
band of $50 at $40 a head which he
lwin fatten for the same market.
A FOR RENT-Ranch two and half
miles from railroad elevator; I35 acres
Of plow land Cali telephone Pacific
i274, or write Box 446, Grangevile 1911
III Army Training -Philip Pfeufer,
who left here recently to attend the
university of Washington. IT Seattle, is
taking military training in connection
with hi. college work he writes to his
mother, Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer, here, and
is studying chemistry, TO prepare him {
self for army work along that line. {
GEO. NJ. REED, loans money. 1-tf t
Society to Resume-The young peo-
Pies society of the Federated church,
which has been inactive during the sum- ?
mer vacation, will resume its services I
next Sunday evening at 7:l5. The pas a
tor IS sermon topics for the day will be, +
Is Religion up to Date2' and Z" Pom o
illus PLATE and Some Modern Rela- v
ives" 81
Child Welfare Lecture-Mrs. f. r.
Bennett will speak on child welfare
ma home care of the sick at the Fed
rated church next Monday evening. -
eptemher 80, at clock. Mrs Ben
ETH is a graduate nurse from the Lake =.
de hospital, Cleveland, o., and has had =.
syeral years experience in nursing =
hildren For the past year she has
cen laoturing for the extension divi- ma
on Of the University of Idaho. la
At the Christian Church-Regular ser ~
ices next Sunday, bible school at 10 a.
.; holy communion at 1880 a. M;
orship and preaching at ll:l0 a. m. ~
heme of the sermon will be, "Chris-
an Song" The sermon mad Inferno
ate Endeavor societies will meet at Z
M Praise service and preaching at rl'
p m Theme of the evening sermon ne
A be "'The Rock of Ages" A cor ne
II welcome TO all. nel
Ca
Brothsr is Gassed-William Noble of a.,
q local office of the forest service 70
emily received from his brother, II. s;o
SlOl
Noble, a soldier in France, a letter
ling that he was suffering from gas. I
!. Noble said that his brother, who WEI
S enlisted with the Australian troops, SPe
! previously been three times wound que
but had each time recovered and NY
! again been placed on the firing line. IN
10 bo ,,-os sbo+ tb~ouob tho month Boi
Noble decried lack of CONSUMPTION ior'
Australia, saying that his brother, nea
volunteered, had seen service for n
r years with no sign of being reliev- NEE
vers
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