Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-12-26


ices in the Catholic church on Sunda
.it the usual hour, 1O:3O.
III jug Of Cider-Ars John D. Long ha
avorcR the Free Press with a jug o
delicious homemade apple cider
IA CITY LOANS, Geo. M. Reed. 1t
Want to buy land. Geo. M. Reed. 1t
We will do custom rolling. Denve
Flour Mills, Fem, Ida. 27-t
~ licensed to Wed-A marriage licens
pas been issued by the clerk of the dis
trict court to Ernest Heter and Lucy
Robins both of Clearwater.
\, Fire insurance-Ayers. 97-td
81 over The F1u-Attorneys NJ r. Hat
/ tabaGgh and B. Anger have recovered
4 from the influenza, which kept them
from their office. for ten days, and are
/, now able to be at work.
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Man From
3 Painted Post" at the Lyric Tuesday,
Dec. 81. 32-1
Monument Agent-E. s. Hancock has
been appointed local agent for the Lew
tston Marble works, dealers in monu-
i~nents, and will look after the firm 8
business in this section.
y For Fire, Burglary, Livestock, Steam
'Boiler, Life, Health and Accident in
e'urance, see Herv Rothwell. 29-tf
+ WANTED-More speople to see the
Zine display of pictures at the Electric
Studio in Pfeufer block, Grangeville.
+ VIII Open Store-Paul F. Lake, who
}resided in Grangeville about ten years
ago, is in the city from Weiser, where
ne has been located. Mr.. Lake, in com
Oany with George Balback, of Chenoa,
H., will open a store in Cottonwood |
about January |. The firm, which will
zoe known as Balback & Lake, will deal
n clothing and furnishings.
, Let Reed loan your money. 1-tf
Grand New Years Ball at Dreamland
hall Wednesday evening, January 1.
Music Cowboy orchestra.
In FThe Man From Painted Post, -
that comes to the Lyric theatre, Tues
day, December 81, Douglas Fairbanks
iisclOses many new cowboy tricks learn
ed from champions of a recent Redeo
meet, who appeared with him. The
story of Wyoming cattle rustl'ng days
presents The versatile Dough- in many
hrilling situations. 1921 I
Johnston Recovering-C. A. Johnston,
proprietor of the Cottonwood hotel, and
Ormerly of Grangeville, is recovering
rom a seNtre attack Of pneumonia, fol 4
owing Spanish influenza. For time
mt slight hope was entertained for Mr.. q
Ohnston s recovery. His son, Norville, =
7ho is in the army, was summoned to =
is bedside. Mr. Johnston is in Cot u"
onwood. +
Here S what you We been wanting for -
rand New Years ball at Dreamland =,
all Wednesday night. r
The Maryland Casualty Company st
i'll insure your employees under the CO
laho Compensation Act. See Herv 81
othwell. 29-tf ST
Red Cross Notes-Donations have ell
zen received as follows: Point dis
let, SIS; L. NJ. Harris, so cents; Mrs m
enry Hesterman, 50; A. J. Maugg, So; 60
rs A. s. Hardy, 50 cents; Mr. CALI fir
n from School District No. 3, $25.26. Sc
'om sale of pies from the large pump ia
n donated by Mrs. Sol Clark, $1305 up
as realized. In the guessing contest tn
the number of seeds the pumpkin con tn
med Mrs. Grace Yates was winner tn
sr guess was 675. The number of M
eds was Cos. thi
from France-Fred W. Cole
S received from his son, Coy C. Cole; ~
L. S. aviation corps in France an in nu
-esting souvenir, in the nature of de-
nted translation in German or an ord ito
issued by General Pershing. The Ger S ~,
ms evidently procured a copy of the IN,
Ter, translated it aid circulated it tor
ong their troops. o. the sheet also as
list of raticns provided American
diers The son, in sending the sheet
his father said it was found in dis M,
led airplane.
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