Idaho County free press., 1923-06-07

Two gOOu COOK SfdckS ana TWO j.
barrel steel tanks with pumps at Gil
son and Stevens auction sale, nea
Nine Pipe school, Tuesday, June II.
Parker, Accident Insurance.
Baptist Church-Services will b
held in the Baptist church next Sur
day morning at IL a. M, and in th
evening at p. m.
Have you bought IA chautauqua ticket
Saws Thumb-Clyde Hamill wa
painfully injured Monday at the Casl
Meat market, when saw with whic1
he was saving meat slipped and Gu
his left thumb to the bone
Parker, Surety Bonds.
Edison photograph at Gibson and
Steven sale. June II
Safe Arrival-Mrs w. W Dazey
has received word that her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Il. r. Mattox. and daught-
er, arrived safely in Hill City, Ida,
where they have gone to visit relatives.
They made the trip by automobile with
Axel johnson, of Hill City. Mrs
Dazey expects to leave soon for Union
Ore, to visit her son e. w. Mattox
Standard Designer Patterns at The
Hub. Advertisement. 23tf
Three good teams will be sold at
Gibson and Stevens sale, June II.
Wanted-Fifty lawn mowers at once
Lingo.
Parker Hail Insurance.
Christian Science Christian Science
service at X. OF p. hall Sunday morn
ing at II. Subject, cause and Gre
ator." Testimony meeting. Wednes-
day at s. All are welcome.
Hemstitching Mail orders prompt |
attention.-Pauline Steltz, Genesee,
Ida. Ia |
Blacksmith tools at Gibson and |
Stevens sale. June u.
Operator to Leave-T Thomas Maginn
has resigned his position as linotype
operator in the Free Press office to ac-
cept work in a trade composition shop
in Spokane.
Quilts, carpets curtains blankets,
anything but the baby washed at the
laundry. Call TAI.
Columbia 1O-inch records, 90 cents,
at the Smoke House. 3Stf
Surveying-E. c. Spedden was on
Wednesday surveying in the street in
front of the courthouse, establishing
a grade for concrete sidewalks. for |
which the county commissioners are
asking bids.
A. W. Talkington, Surety Bonds
Household goods at Gibson and
Stevens auction sale, June II.
Gypsies Here-Several automobile
Dads of Gypsies arrived in Grangeville
Wednesday. and proceeded to annoy
,eople in the business section with
heir characteristic persistence at tell
ne fortunes.
Card Party-Mr and Mrs. NJ r.
entertained a company of
riends at cards, in their home, Tues
Law evening.
Don't forget Gibson and Stevens
leanup sale, June II.
Closes SchOOl-Mrs V. Z. Faulconer,
f Whitebird who recently closed a
uccessful fern of school in the Hope
Tell district, Winona, has returned to
er home. Not only has Mrs. Faul- =
oner been successful teacher, but
he has been active in community and
ocial affairs at Winona. u
Save money and time by placing as
our magazine subscriptions at the N
moke House. Advertisement. 17tf
Two anvils. one large drill and set in
f drills and Gibson and Stevens ca
ale, June u. al
A. w. Talkington, Fire Insurance. of
New Residents-Mr. and Mrs. y. L.
Teely, of, Johnson, Wn. have arrived y,
ere and are residing on what is
nown as the Bibb place. west of
own. Mr. Neely has owned this
anch for some time, and viii now OPP
rate it himself
For Sale-One 7-foot Mccormick
iiUtl anu O-lOOb ulSC van 4
runt drill. See Ben Baker 3tf |
Ship HOgs-B. Il. Shaw and and son \
nd Il. S. Sweet each shipped a car
'ad of hogs to the Spokane market
uesday.
Columbia 10-inch records, so cents,
the SmoSe House. 3Stf
LOst-Ford demountable rim and
re, between Denver and Grange
lie. Reward. Joe Mcdonald,
ann.
Two good saddle horses and Glib
n and Stevens sale, June 10.
Clerk-Miss Auralia Kabat has ac- n
pied position as clerk in the Sims ~
)re.
Watch for the cook shacks at Glib n, th;
and Stevens sale. June II. in
Ed Ahramson antor- rea
nf 1es In, 1.o.