Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-04-22
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Boy Hurt--Alvin Kennedy, 1O-year-
old son of A. d. Kennedy, of the Hub
store, is recovering from fracture OF
bone in one of his fingers. The injury
was incurred while the boy was
wrestling with playmate.
See Mark Robinson for Painting or
paper-hanging. Pac. Phone HOG or
n 47-S.
See Rothwell & Quinlan for all kinds
of fire insurance.
Buys Near no-George Stephens,
who recently sold his ranch just north
of Grangeville, has purchased 100
acre ranch one mile from Ilo and,
with his family, expects to soon re-
move to the newly-acquired place.
Columbia Graphonolas and records on
sale at the Smoke House. 4l-tt.
FOR SALE-Piano, in good condi-
ton. Enquire Free Press. 49-tf
Gets New Location-Frank Ando,
who operates restaurant in the
Bradbury cigar store. on Monday leas-
ed from A. F. Parker the store room
occupied by the Batty millinery, effect
i've July l, when Mr.. Ando will open
an up-to-date restaurant in the new
location.
We wash your carpets. Call Electric
Laundry. 41-4
Will Sell Furniture F. Cham
berlain, who in January purchased from
O. T. Lingo his stock of secondhand
furniture, and who since that time
has operated a second hand store will
sell his entire stock of goods at pub
lie auction in the store room in Grange
vile, on next Saturday. Mr.. Cham
berlain will retire from business here
and remove to Lewiston.
Rothwell & Quinlan have some good
farms for sale. 4S-tf.
Baby Boy-A son was born on April
IA to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lemons, of
Boles. The boy, who weighed pounds,
las been named Colby Erskine.
Fred Erskine is overjOyed by
the new arrival, his first grandchild.
All kinds of acetylene welding.
too large. Main Street Gar
lge. 49-tf
Federated Church-Subjects of great
md vital Importance will be present
I'd next Sunday; also, good music will
De provided. Besides helping to
trengthen the influence of religion in
he community which is one of the
,reatest community needs, 700 will
aspect yourself more if you attend
hurch. Sunday school was over thes
90 mark last Sunday. Plans for great
y improving the primary department ,,
re under way. Discussions in the
zen S class are highly interesting and
roftable, under Prof. F.. E. LukeDs.
you are missing a lot, if not present.
I. S. Randall, pastor.
No More Dances-To permit the var !
GUS committees of the Cowboy band
, arrange the hall for the Days of :
40 next week, there will be no more :
ances at Dreamland hall until We'd
esday evening, April 2S, the first eve
ing of the three nights show
H. C .Cranke, auctioneer, sohcits
our sale. Office in Globe office build >
lg, Grangeville. Get dates two weeks e,
head if possible. Adv 49-tf. a
Catholic Services-Father Phelan an !,
ounces services in the Catholic
lurch next Sunday morning at 1880. y
WANTED Housekeeper in family T,
four, one who will take full charge. L
pply, Western Union. 49-1
FOR SALES. c. White Leghorn
.gs from mature, vigorous hens, at II
C for Is eggs. Phone or leave your cl
der at this office. 1876
Farm Sale SUGGESTIVE L. H. Ker-
2 farm sale, mile west of Grange E
lie, on Tuesday, was a decided sue
IS. Good prices were realized for
articles offered. Harry G. Cranke
IS auctioneer and L. NJ. Harris
srk.
All kinds of acetylene welding
,thing too large. Main Street Gar
n AQ+f