Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-10-27

paign here. Dates of the campaign
are October 20 to November 5.
Put your buds in our suds. Electric
Laundry. Advertisement. 23-;
Lyceum Course tickets are now on
sale. The price is $500. Reserve yonI
seats now at Glanville's. Advertise.
ment.
Invited to sing-Mrs. NJ. R. Hatta-
baugh has been invited TO sing at the
dedication of the new auditorium at
the state normal school, Lewiston, in
November.
Wolf is his name and wolfish his
nature. A burly brute, with the mind
of a master, the passions of a beast,
and two huge fists to settle arguments.
Against him, girl and a rich young
landsman-far at sea-among rough
sailors on "The Ghost.' Alt the Lon
blooded adventure that Jack Lon
don put in his famous novel "The
Sea Wolff has been retained in the
screen version, which opens a two
days. engagement at the Lyric, Friday,
November 4. Advertisement.
Special Train-Special train will
leave Moscow for Boise the evening
of November 9 with the Idaho foot
ball team and a party of rooters for
the Idaho-Wyoming football game, to
be played at Boise in Armistice day. |
Special rates will prevail. Grangeville |
folk who desire to make the trip are
requested to Immediately communicate
with George N. Lamphere, of Moscow.
Tanlac now has the largest sale of
any medicine in the world. There is
a reason. Glanville Drug Co.-Adver-
tisement.
Thanksgiving Ball-Community club
will give a Thanksgiving ball in Odd
Fellows hall the evening of Novem-
,er %.
FOR SALE-$65O Player Piano and
5 rolls for $500. For information en- ]
uire at this office. 24-3# i
The Arion Ladies Quartet is the q
rst number of the Lyceum course. IS
ents is the admission price A sea- Y
On ticket which will admit to this
nd four other numbers will cost only
200. Buy now and reserve your .
lat for the season, at Granville s. /
q
Dance Successful-Dance given by I
e War Mothers club, Wednesday !,
,ening, was well attended, despite
in which fell during the evening.
ne dance was pronounced a success. b
Christian Churchill you are not in fl
II Bible school you are missing a W
eat deal. 1t is the best place to W
end your Sunday forenoons, from 10 81
IL. If you are not connected with ca
y Bible school, we hereby extend bt
u a hearty invitation to come and
sit us next Sunday. After that we
lieve you will want to stay. The BIZ d
. school was up to 100 last Sunday
e interest in the new books on
Training for Personal Evangelism" to
growing in all the adult classes. So
e Christian Endeavor had fifty eight 80
attendance last Sunday evening.
e new Junior Fndeavor is growing en-
tn twenty-five in attendance last co
citing. If you want to see really as
e crowd of young folk, just drop
about $3.50 Sunday evening The ey
lrch services will be as usual next
nday. All the members please re-
mber to not neglect the assembling
ourselves together on the Lord IS .
'. Morning sermon on the subject, III
'hree Bible Institutions. :" Evening ~
mon, "The Automatic Man. l." Every "a "a
iy come. o. A. Cooper. pastor. co1
Me Lyceum course will provide Ev
treat in the musical line during on
winter. Buy your season tickets fnl
Y. Advertisement / lon
Tonor Student-NIiss Ruby Smith. fou
drangeville, student in the science the
rse at the University of Idaho, ant
'cow, last year, was winner of first tax
r Glass B honors, according to an
ncement just made by the univer- {
Der
OST-Lost between Grangeville and my
black fur neck piece. fire.
Use return to this office and Ter
i've reward 1t 11e
The Sea Wolf" Jack London g d.
red story of adventure, has been
e into stirring photoplay, and s
be shown at the Lyric next Fri stat
and Saturday, November 4 and ADV
Spectacular scenes, such as the
ming of ferryboat by a whaling
oner in fog in San Francisco BAY,
Bleaching of the schooner in gale,
the violent battles between A
,lf" and his crew stand out with day
sme vividness. Nat