Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-02-19
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

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We have choice seed oats at Nor
wood warehouse. Vollmer- Clearwater
Co. 40 IT,,
See Rothwell & Quinlan for all kinds
of fire insurance.
Undergoes Operation-Mrs. George
A. Cowgirl, who resides west of town
underwent a surgical operation Tues
day morning in the Alcorn hospital.
FOR SALE-Six cylinder Studebak-
er automobile, 1917 series-run 1886
miles, equipped with cord tires and
new Willard battery. Address P. o.
box 926 or phone 173 ,Gramgeville,
Idaho. 38-tf.
Sells Car-W. G. Peacock has sold
an Overland four automobile to Joe
Eller of Greencreek. 1t is the fourth
Overland car that Mr.. Eller has owned.
Schools acknowledgement public
schools reOpened Monday morning, af
ter two weeks enforced vacation, due
to the influenza epidemic.
Mrs. Asher Improving-Mrs. F.
Asher, who submitted to surgical
opration in the Alcorn hospital We'd
nesday, is recovering.
Lyric Reopens-Lyric theater was
reopened Monday night by Manager
Edmundson, after having been closed
for two weeks, owing to restrictions
on public gatherings, during the infu-
enze epidemic.
Surety bond. Geo. M. Reed & Co.
Marriage License-A marriage IL
ooreo |
week to Nicholas f. Cluasen and Mary
Rustemeyer.
Sells Home-Bert Baker has sold
his residence property in the west end
of town to Bert Tefft.
List Property with Geo. M. Reed
In Hospital-Dr. R. j. AlcOrn per
formed a surgical operation for gall |
of Ferdinand, Thursday morning. The
operation was performed in DR.. AL
corn 5 hospital in Grangeville.
Catholic Services Services will be
resumed at the Catholic church next
Sunday at the usual hour, 1920 Sun
day school at 1910.
Seed oats are here. at Norwood
Vollmer-C Clearwater Co.4Otf
Near East Rellef-Out of town per-
sons wishing to contribute to the
Near East Relief" will find solicta-
lion blanks in all the business houses
IN Grangoville.
Seed oats at the Norwood warehouse.
Vollmer-Clearwater Co. 4O-tf
Ranch For Sale-Four hundred acres
IN DOumecq, 100 acres farm land, 300
lcres pasture, good orchard, berry
patch, room frame house, cellor, barn,
yranary, blacksmith shop. Price $500;
reasonable terms. Enquire Free Press.
irangeville, Idaho. 4O-tf.
Grasshopper Eggs-Joseph Squibb
N Monday brought to the Free Press
'ffice several chunks of dirt literally
lied with grasshopper eggs. The soil
vas timothy sod The eggs were laid
Turing the grasshopper plague on Ca
mas Prairie last summer, and Mr.
'quibb believes, if weather conditions
t Matching time, in June, arc favor
BILE to Matching of the eggs, another
rasshopper plague may be expected
ere the coming summer. Continued |
old and rainy weather during the
atching season will kill the young
oppers The soil containing the eggs
'as taken from ranch near town.
he eggs are virtually on the surface.
WANTED Elderly lady to care for
hildren in her own home. Apply Re II
ere Restaurant 40-1 III
Federatd Church-We open, full II
rive, next Sunday and want every II
ody in their places and full attend II
anee. The morning subject is one II
hich all intelligent people interested II
| the welfare of the community and II
lie world should hear. Il is "The III
all of the Kingdom of God and of, II
le World at This Hour | want YOU II
'ople who are alive to the world s II
ED, and care, to be presel t, also. III
ose who are not. The evening sub II
ct, with singing led by the junior III
oir, will likewise be important.
What Being a Christian Means for III
5 Here and Now" with some special iii
questions for young folk. Now that iii
huenza is gone and the danger over. iii
row off that tired feeling and get iii
{ to church. Remember that the sue I'LL
IS Of the work depends, in part, upon iii
Il. Let us have a full attendance at iii
nday school, also at the Union En- iii
lvor meeting. H. S. Randall, pastor. iii