Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-01-24
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


Red Cross Benefit-A dance will b
= given in the Sunnyside schoolhouse tn
evening of February l for benefit o
the Red Cross.
-~ STOCK HOGS WANTED-We vii
buy 100 head of good stock hogs
Rothlisberg Bros, Grangeville. 36-t
January Buttercups-I. Harris toda,
brought to the Free Press Office
several buttercups which he foun'
growing near town.
Farms for sale. Ayers. 1S-ti
Ribs Are Broken-A H. LaughliI
sustained fractures of two ribs last
Thursday when load of hay on which
he was riding upset at the Lara Cross
ranch, east Of town.
Return dates of DR.. Schilling, Feb
ruary and 5. 34-4
Civil Service Exams-Civil service
examinations will be held tomorrow in
Grangeville and Kooskia for the pur-
pose of filling positions of rural car
rier at Grangeville and Cottonwood.
dance and basket social will be
held in the Addison schoolhouse the
evening of February J. Music by
Basil Harris Jazz orchestra. Tickets
81. 1862
Entertain for Ingrams-Dr. and Mrs.
+. Il. Wood pleasantly entertained a
number of friends in their home Sat
urday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Inrgam, who soon are to re-
move 10 Seattle.
For ten days, we will pay Is cents
a pound for old hens. City Feed
Store. 1862 !
For River Improvement-Re (
tive Burton L. French has introduced
a bill in the house providing for
survey of the Salmon
river, looking to improvement of the
stream.
HAY FOR SALE--l5O tons alfalfa
hay on old Bales & Jones ranch Pur-
.haser can use feed yards. Phone
bonnie Bales. Ferdinand, Idaho. 35-2
At Federated Church-Rev. Ii. j.
Wood viii speak next Sunday even
ng on the topic Lop-Sided Folks -
dusic by Il chorus choir and orchestra
las been a feature of the Sunday even
ng services at the Federated church !
ecently. I
Judge Vineyard Improves-The con- Z
itiOn of Judge l.. Vineyard, who a q
ouple Of months ago suffered pardly- /
ic stroke, continues to improve. The
ldge during the last week has been
BILE to frequently be ON the street He |
i'll is staying at the hospital. }
Cement blocks, farm tiles, ehimneys "
nd well curbing at Chester Arnold IS "
umbing shop. att
Bad Winter at WarTen-Severe win
r is being experienced at Warren, ae-
riding to advice from that place. u
lirty inches of snow had fallen up to "
week ago, and more severe weather III
as expected. 1t was with great diff II
lty that the mail was at that time v.
ing transported. III
If you are troubled with your eyes,
, DR.. Schilling at Thompson 5 Jewel q
Store. February 4 and ). 34-4 n.
Party at Church-Members of the d.
ristian church and their friends te
thered in the church last Friday eve n:
X for reception held in honor of O.
: Rev and Mrs. j. f. Pine and fam
"a The Rev. Mr.. Pine recently ac-
tied the Passionate of the Christian ~,
irch, coming here from Pasco, Wn. ~.
N0R SALE-A good gated saddle ma
sc, gentle for women or children. so
Tuire of f. T. Hamshaw, Dewey mine, ne
see Bert Baker, Grangeville. 34-tf tr,
Dance is SUGGESTIVE dance at the tn,
kison schoolhouse Friday night was
lccessfu affair, despite the bad con
on Of the roads. 4 number of ,,-o
persons were in attendance. trv
il Harris Jazz orchestra furnished 10
music. Thirty-five tickets were ext
!, fat
OR SALE-Sixty-five horsepower sec
'rpillar engine, in good shape. See We
N. & Greenough, Denver. 24-tf
outhful Delinquent-Arthur Haines,
d of about 10 years. was placed un- boa
probation Tuesday by Probate viii
ge Campbell because of minor de- two
uency. The period of probation is in
e months, but may be either dis Of
inued or heightened, at the option sta
he court. bui
fteen cents pound paid for old cen
for a period of ten days. City
store. 36-2 C
owns Entertain-Mr. and Mrs. w. wor
Brown delightfully."- entertained at the
$ in their home Monday evening. ply
game of Five Hundred was played. Bot
eshments were served. Guests in are
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Nc the
(, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4. Wood, Mr.. stea
Mrs. a. j. Maugg, Mr.. and Mrs. wor'
Id Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Wood,
and Mrs. Ed Abramson. Mrs. R. CT
aiding, Mrs. Amos Markham, Miss here
er, Miss Ada Sweet, Miss Jeffreys, exar
Margaret Sweet, Miss Wildenthal- boar
. Anger, Earl Mulhall and Fl. j. of S
'ly vile
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