Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-04-01

| izing plant and is prepared to remed
| all kinds of tire troubles. All wor
| guaranteed 46-t
Don't list your farm with M. L
Ayers if you don't want it sold. 36-tt
You certainly are queer one, i
you won t let me figure on any and al
of your transportation charges, for it :
a cinch / can give some information
that will be of value. Express service
is my line. When | am wrong | viii
tell you so.
Walter Hickerson, Agent. 45-2
Loans at lowest rates, Geo. M. Reed
ESTRAYED-1S-m months old red
heifer, crop off both ears, no brand
Estrayed from old Morgan place, NORTH
of town, ten days ago. Reward. No
tify Free Press. 46-1*
Christian Church-Preaching in the
Christian church Easter Sunday, both
morning and evening, by w. W. Crabb
of Orofno. Sunday school at 10
o clock, as usual We are very anxious
that every one not attending some
other school be present. Union En-
deavor Sunrise Prayer meeting in the
old Methodist church building at
a. m. Let every one attend this meet
ing. Committee.
FOR sALE-One 192Ots passenger
Studebaker, driven less than 1000
miles. One secondhand Ford. One
second hand Dodge, both in frst-class
condition. Main Street garage. 46-tf
Mothers Club-The War mothers
club will hold a regular monthly meet |
ing in K. of P. hall Saturday, April, |
3, at 2:30. Mrs. Nina Guthrie, Secre-
tary.
Concert Pleases-Entertainm Civ
en- by the Hallowell Concert company,
under auspices of the American legion,
in Grangeville Monday night, was well
attended, and was a pleasing affair.
Following the concert, the Hallowell
orchestra played for an dance, given
by the legion.
Big Sale-Auctioneer Harry C
Cranke of Nezperce, was in Grangeville
Monday night coming from Ferdinand,
where he cried a public sale for Mrs
Rose Kuther. Auctioneer Cranke re-
ported a big sale, totaling $4,000, or
$4,000 more than was expected. Hor-
SEES sold up to $3.50 a span; 3-year-old
steers up to 1923; 2-year-olds, 800;
yearlings, $51; ewes, $1s.
WORK WANTED-Man and wife
want work on ranch. Enquire Free
Press. 45-tf. II
Dressmaking F. G. Asher. 45-3
The Ladies' aid of the Christian
church will hold cooked food and
candy sale at Chamberlain IS furniture d
store April third. All ladies of the '
church are solicited to help. 1852
Goes to Pothlatch-H. L. Hanson.
who for the last two years has been in \
charge of the mems clothing depart a
ment of the A. & F. store, has resigned
his position, and will leave on April
10 for Potlatch, Ida, where he will "
become manager of the clothing de- v
partment of the Potlatch Mercantile =
company. Mrs Hanson and children =
will remain in Grangeville until the
close of the school year.
Federated Churcn-Easter service y
next Sunday morning, with Easter ser q
non and special Easter music, both NJ
morning and evening. Subject of morn Vi
ng sermon 'Grounds for Our Faith
II The Resurrection and Immortality Of
md What Difference Does IT Make?D
n the evening, we are to consider
he great question, els 1t Possible TO b
Be Lost9 If So, in What Sense Is 1t
Possible and HOw2' or els There a
Iell, and What Is the Nature of It9''
/ Good Friday service will be held
'riday evening at 7:3O. All are invit-
d to all of these services Fl. S.
andall, pastor.
Just walk right in and tell Walter
Lickerson you want an Express Money T
rider, for so much to so and so. He
oes the rest, even mails your letter
II you, at cost as low or lower than
ny other way.
Walter Hickerson, Agent. 1872
List your town and farm property
it'll Rothwell & Quinlan.
Surety bond. Geo. NJ. Reed & Co. II
Sells Cars-Main Street garage re- Il
'rts sales of new cars as follows:
5dge touring, A. w. Talkington, Jake
mers, John Eimers, L. R. Proctor,
lillian Ingram; Buick, Mrs NJ. A.
ltty. h
One store in Spokane, that sold II
$4,000 worth of goods last year ItI
ipped every dollars worth of those %
DDS by express. Why9 He got the W.
DDS where he wanted them, as he ~
nted them, at cost less than any b
Ter means of transportation, time
isidered, if it paid him, it will paw l.
4 to express everything.
Walter Hickerson, Agent 45-2 A.
Catholic Services will be
d in the Catholic church Friday
ming at 1870, Good Friday, con x*s
ing of the stations of the cross. +
lowed by sermon on the Passion {
Death of Christ On Easter SIM = a
r, services will be held as usual, I
1880. The sermon on Sunday will :
scriptura and dogmatic proof of the ].
direction Of Christ from the dead. :
Why not do it the easy way-buv !
your money orders at the Express
ee. 1t s open from 4 a. m. to 10 u