Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09

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Catholic Church Services-Regula
church services will be held at tn
Catholic church at the usual hour.
Rebekahs to Meet-The local Rebeka
lodge will meet next Tuesday night 70
election and installation Of Officers. Re
fresbments will be served.
flag at Half Mast-The county fla,
was at half mast in Grangeville Tues
day, out OF respect to the late Col
Theodore Roosevelt.
WANTED-Beef, pork, chickens anC
vegetables. Inquire Imperial hotel
Grangeville. 33-tt
Takes office Suite--Dr. b. Chapman
who arrived in Grangeville ten days ago
will establish his office in the suite
formerly occupied by DR.. Slusser, in the
A. & F. block.
Federated Church services-There
will be preaching service at the Federal
ed church Sunday morning at II o o'clock.
The Sunday school literature will be
given TO those who come for it at ten
o'cloek.
Proud of Son-Israel Harris recently
brought to the Free Press office large
photograph of his sou, Jacob b. Harris,
who was discharged from the army, and
now at Kennewick, Wn. Mr. Harris
was justly proud of his soldier son.
Imperial Grill to open-The grill at
the Imperial hotel will open Sunday
morning, after having been closed for
almost two months. The dining room
has been redecorated and other changes
have been made.
Imperial grill will open Sunday morn,
ing. We want your patronage. 34-l |
Stores Close-Business houses in
Grangeville were closed or two hours
Wednesday afternoon, in tribute to the
memory of Theodore Roosevelt, whose
funeral was held at that time. The
closing order was promulgated by Mayor
EdnmndsOn.
Will Remove to Town--B. A. Middle
lSoop, who recently sold his ranch just
north of Grangeville to George Stephens,
win remove TO town shortly. Mr. Mid
dlekeep will hold n closing out sale at
the ranch on January l6 He has not
decided on future plans, but is of the
opinion that he will rest for a year.
FOR RENT-Furnished house. En-
quire at this office. 34-2
MoGaffee Discharged-Clar McGaf
tee was given a hearing in the probate
court Wednesday on a charge of grand
larceny. 1t was alleged he had stolen
a calf, the property of Sweet & Burns.
After a full hearing the case was dis
missed on the ground of insufficient evil
lence warranting holding the defendant
% the district court for trial.
Among the Wounded-ln enumerating
asst week, names of members of Com ;
1any +, who were wounded in action, ,
he name of Cecil HUMPHREYS, of Cotton !
wood was inadvertently omitted. He
vas wounded in action 1t is possible ,
hat other names of wounded have been ,
overlooked, as no complete list is avail -,
BILE. 1t is only possible to gather the !
amos from the smattering of informa- l.
ion to be procured from incomplete =,
asualty lists and letters from the frort. ~
coed Auction Sale. +. Zuver was
( Cottonwood Wednesday, to cry the G
ale of the Jesse Mckinley estate. at
le ranch two miles east Of Cotton ii
God. Mr.. Zuver said the sale, which Ia
an the first of the new year on Camas 81
rairie, was very successful, high prices f,
eng realized. OF group of four Il.
Ork horses that were sold, the lowest is
ice realized was $l57 and the highest lie
rs. Hogs and sheep sold wen. Hay b,
Id for $3.50 a ton. til
At the Christian Church-Regular ser
ces next Sunday as follows: Bible %
hool at a. m. The adult classes q.
III make an adult bible school. Glasses
the school age will not meet next
nday, but will meet the following
nday, Jan. 10. Preaching and praise an
rvice at the usual hour. The sermon FRI
emo will be "A Sacred Trust - No lis
ristian Endeavor service in the even
:. Praise service and preaching at ha
30. The theme of the sermon will he
jhrist in the Heart - i'll