Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-11-13
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


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Catholic Services-Services will be
held in the Catholic church in Grange
Vile next Sunday morning and Sunday
week at 1890.
Don t let your Storage Battery
freeze Eimers. 1868.
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orrection-Through an oversight in
| last week 5 Free Press reference was
made to Jack Warren as conductor of
the passenger train. He is breakman.
Chicken dinner Sunday. Revere Res
taurant. 25-4.
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Van Deventer Quts-Frank Van Dew
nenter, who. for the last two months
has been in charge of the books at the
Central garage, has resigned his posi-
ton effective December l.
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FOR SALE+Twenty head shoats,
weighing from IS to 100 pounds each.
VIII be sold in any number. Also, bal
ed wheat hay, delivered in Grangeville.
S. b. Deuel. on jess Adams place. 26-3&.
Fire Insurance. Geo. M. Reed & Co.
Mrs. Green Recovering G. A. Green
received message this week, from his
daughter, Helen, who is in Michigan,
saying that Mrs. Green had just passed !,
successfully through a delicate surgical
operation and was doing nicely.
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Buys Residence j. Torbert, who
recently sold his ranch northwest of
Grangeville, has purchased the Wilbur
Fuller residence property in this city,
and will shortly remove to his newly
acquired home.
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Red Cross distinguishing of the
Red Cross will be held Monday evening
at s, in r. r. Fulton S office for election
of officers and other important business.
All members please be present. j.
Frank Sims, chairman.
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FOR SALE-Two-t ton Jeffrey quad
Truck Four-wheel drive. Complete
ly overhauled and is in No l shape.
For a quick sale, price $3.50. See
Chas. j. Bradbury. 26-1
Harris Moves-L M. Harris has re
moved his real estate offices from the |
rooms in the basement of the Lyric '
theater to the Grabski building, which
Mr.. Harris will maintain in the build {
which he has had remodeled. The inter q
or of the building has been refinished. ,
Mr. Harris will maintain the build
ng an office, automobile salesrOom and n
living quarters.
All you can eat for soc Revere Res y
aurant 25-4. h
Hazlitt in Oregon-Henry S. Hazlitt,
veil known mining man, who for many o
ears resided at Dixie, has located at ?
Port Oxford, Ore, he writes to the h
rec Press. He left Dixie last winter, =
nd after visiting numerous places, n
nallv decided to remain in Port Oxford
I least for the coming winter. :,
Dry or wet storage for your battery. h,
liners. 1858. q,
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Circle Entertains- Monday eve W
ing, Idaho circle No. 100, Neighbors m
Woodcraft, entertained their hus-
ands at a progressive Five Hundred @;
arty, About forty were present. W
luncheon ives served at late hour, or
nd the guests departed, after an en- s.
yable evening. First prizes, consist =,
* of box of chocolates and a deck
cards were won by Mrs. Fred McKin-
" and Bert Pearson. Mrs. A. f. Park w
and w. w Brown won the BOBBY IL
ICES stick of candy and a cigar. W
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FOR SALE OR RENTS acre r.
nch just south of Grangeville city
nits. Price reasonable for quick sale.
inquire j. w. Phillips, Sites, Idaho, be
l.. M. Harris, Grangeville. 26-tf. 81
Federated Church The Work and ca
snefits of the Church and the Lodge NJ
III be the subject for next Sunday pc
Orning. In the evening l expect to "H
eak on, Making the New World,'
making Democracy Safe for the
orld," subject of great interest
w TO all thoughtful citizens. The
men s class started off
e last Sunday. The books will be