Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-23


Son Is Born-AIr and Mrs. f. Stub
blofield are the parents Of a son, born
recently. The birth was reported by
DR.. John Simon.
Clark in Lewiston--Fred Clark, for
merlN of Grangevile, but who yeai
ago removed to Vancouver, Wn., where
he clerked in a hotel, has become clerk
st the Bollinger hotel, in Lewiston.
Graves Reappointed--.Iames c. Graves
has been reappointed custodian Of the
court house by the board Of county
commissioners He was granted an in
crease in salary Nj Graves has held
this position for a number of years.
County Physician G. S. Stockton
was this week appointed county physi-
i'm by the board Of county commits
sioners Dr. Stockton has served in
this capacity for many years.
Official Newspaper The board Of
county commissioners on Tuesday con
tracted with the Grangevile Globe for
county printing for the ensuing two
years.
Entertains at Cards Mrs. Theodore
Tolefson pleasantly cntertG lined mum
Der of ladies at cards Tuesday after
noon in her home The game of Five
Hundred was played. Refreshments
were served.
Card Party-Dr. and Mrs. g. S.
Stockton and Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Pulse were hostesses Thursday night of
this week to number Of their friends
ut the Stockton home. Cards were en-
ioyed during the evening, and refresh
nents were served.
Going to South Idaho-Aliss Hazel
Calhoun, trained nurse, of Cottonwood,
has informed the Free Press that she
has been obliged to 90 to south Idaho to
rccupcrated from effects of Spanish in,
fluenza, and win temporarily be unable ,
to answer calls in this locality She
will return in about month and locate A,
in Grangeville.
No Services Sunday On next Sun
day Father Phelan will hold services :
at Reubens and Winchester. On the fol -,
lowing Sunday, Feb. 2nd at Grangeville.
After the services on February 2nd l.
there will be a meeting of the Ladies r.
Of the Altar Society. As many i'm -
portant matters are TO be discussed, it p
is earnestly hoped that all the ledies !
viii be present u
Position TO Be Vacated-lndustrial ac-
Correction by Committee the list 7
# contributions to the county war fund n
" the various school districts of the
ounty, published last week, School Dis 7,
riot No. 46 was credited with $3.50, IT
whereas the correct amount was 1880, =,
cling $1,000 more than the allotment g;
he trustees of the district have GER
ainly done well, and the committee is w
lad to correct the error, and give due 10
-edit. W. w. Brown. ~.
Buys Charleston Property. L. Ker- en-
e Of Grangeville last week purchased
10 residence property Of W. f. How
rd on Highland avenue, Charleston,
n. The price was $4,000. The pro
'rty includes 7-room house and two
I'd ee-fourths acres of land Mr..
erlee and family will remove from stu
-angevile to Charleston. They had re-
led in Grangeville sisce last fall when del
r. Kerlee sold his farm on the prai hay
. The Kerlees are old-time residents dea
Idaho county.
To dairymen that prOducse fine clean =
n cream we offer a special market;
or cream not wanted.
Mutual Creamery Company, -"
i Lewiston, Idaho tue
At the Christian Church-Regular pee
vices next Sunday as follows: Bible A
DOL at 10 a. M. sacred communion rea'
so; preaching at l1:1O( Theme of gra
sermon viii be ''The Whitened Har now
t. Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
praise service and preaching at 7:30. plea
mon theme will be the second in tho Il re
es, "The First and Greatest Com II
ldment'' Good music. The aim of 1T I
services is to make them helpful ana flee
to all. You are cordially live
ted TO attend. Mid-weck service bod,
~ Wednesday at 1870 p. m. gani
Grif
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