Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-03-27
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


ports the birth Of a daughter, on Tues
day, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Johns
ton, who reside near the reservation
line, north of Grangeville.
WANTED-Full or part time agents
to sell our income protection policies
All wage learners will be interested
Exclusive territory. Direct home of
flee contracts. Write National Casualty
Co.. Detroit, Mich. 45-1*
Daughter Bona daughter Yves born
last week in Lewiston TO Mr. :nd Mrs.
Jack Warren. Mr.. Warren is brakeman
on the Grangeyille Lewiston passcn-
ger.
Position Wanted AS housekeeper;
ranch preferred. Address Mrs. j. w.
Phillips, Sites, Idaho Box 81. 45tf
Hear "Sunny jim" Oliver at the
Federated church next Sunday on
" Our Religion, What Is it,"
Sells Ranch-E. Nicholl s this week
through the L. NJ. Harris agency, sold
his ranch of 800 acres west of Grange
vile to Byrne Bros Mr. NICHOLS will
hold closing out sale on April 8,
when he will dispose of livestock and
farming implements.
POSITION WANTED-As house
keeper; ranch preferred. Address Mrs.
j. W. Phillips, Box 81, Sites, Idaho.
45-tf
April trip postponed. 1t will pay you
to wait till DR.. f. A. SchilIing comes,
May and 6.
Picnic Party-A party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Chiene, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Brown, DR., d. j. Powell, Vic
tor Peterson, Arthur Bicknell, and
Misses Hupp, AxeIson, Mccall and Hin
es, enjoyed a picnic Sunday at the foot
hills. They formed a club which is to
be known as the S. o. B. club.
Get the habit. Attend services at
The Federated church next Sunday.
COMING, May and 6, DR.. f. A.
schilling.
Federated ChlTch-A full house
greeted II. o. Oliver, pastor of the
Federated church last Sunday morning !
md evening to hear him on the Re- |
igion of tie Modern Man, Next Sun
lay he will speak on "Our Religion,
What Is it," Splendid music at each
erviee. Everyone not a regular atten-
amt of some other church in the com
lunity is most cordially invited to be ,
DIR. E. A. Schilling will not be able
0 make his regular trip next week,
nut will be here on May and 6.
Transferred to Lewiston-W. B. Nc
Iullin, who for the last several months
as been local manager for the Mad
ION Lumber company, has been advised
nat he will be transferred shortly to
ne general offices of the company at III
ewiston. Mr.. McMullin will go to Lew
ton as soon as a successor is found III
II the place here. His family already III
IS removed to Lewiston.
Gets Pension Thomas Thompson, III
rangeville jeweler, has been granted III
pension for disability suffered while
the military service in the Philip
ne islands, number of years ago. III
r. Thompson made application for iii
nsion in 1913, and a special act of Hi
ngress was required for his name to I'LL
placed on the pension rolls. He
5 just been advised that he will re- Hi
i've the pension. Hi
At the Christian Church-Bible I'LL
hOol at 10 a. M, Mrs. Pine, supt. I'LL
at 1850 a. M; worship iii
d the sermon at 11:10. Theme, iii
at Home" c. Z. at Hill
30; intermediate G. E. led by Mrs. iii
ne, $3.50 P. m. Preaching and praise
vice, 1880. Theme, "The Crown of Hi
ernal Life" Special music by the Hi
rus at each service. Mid-week SER Hi
e Thursday evening at 1880. A cor Hi
welcome to every one. III|