Idaho County free press., 1923-09-20
Parker, Surety Bonds.

fdrker, surety B0nd5.
Christian Science Christian Scien
services Sunday In X. of P. hall Su
day school at 10 a. m. Services
IL. Subject, Matter" Testimoni,
meeting, Wednesday night at 7:3O.
Avoid the fair rush. Send you
clothes to have them cleaned an
pressed now. w. j. Soltman.
For Sale-Two Ford trucks. Lingo
Cement Walk-Contracto Fred Ka1
sten has had crew of men at worl
this week constructing concret
sidewalk in front of the vacant lot.
opposite the Free Press office. Witt
completion af this walk, sidewalk il
front of the entire courthouse BLOCK
will be of concrete
Harvest time is the time to have
your washing done by the Electric
Laundry. Family rough dry. lit
Federated Church services
next Sunday. Sunday school at
9:45; morning church services at IL /;
intermediate Young Peoples meeting
at z; evening worship at 8. The
Federated church seeks to furnish a
church home and place of worship
for all, regardless of former denom-
national affiliation. If we can be of
service to you in any way, please
command us. Our Sunday school is
completely departmentalized and is
operated according to the latest and
approved methods of religious educa-
tlon and you are invited to partici-
pate in the benefits offered by this
type of school. On Sunday evening
the Rev. j. w. Hoyt, of Walla Walla,
will give an illustrated lecture on "Ad-
ventures on,a Journey of 10000 Miles.
X. X. Martin, pastor
Columbia 10-inch records, 30 cents.
at the Smoke House. 3Stf |
Boarding House, have opened n
boarding house in connection with the
Idaho hotel. Single meals. or board |
py day or week. j. r. Smith. 1913 |
Avoid the fair rush. Send your
clothes to have them cleaned and
pressed now. w. ]. Soltman.
Choice Beef-John Callan, proprie-
tor OF the City Meat market, this week
purchased six head of choice 2-year-
old steers from Lew Ruzicka. The
cattle will be slaughtered by Mr.. Cal
IAN for his market. Three of the
steers weighed 1120 pounds each.
Farm implements at Braybrookfs
ale, September 20.
Geary sells El Vago cigars. 13-2Op ,
A. w. Talkington, Surety Bonds
In Mormon History-While exam
nlng an abstract of two town lots ,
n salt Lake for II. G. Hegg, Monday, :
l. Nj. Harris noted that the lots had t.
cen transferred by Brigham Young, \
ead OF the original Mormon colony
mich settled Utah. The transfer was
lade by Young to Daniel III. Wells. =
sept ii, 1871, and the lots were :,
I'D for $15. Mr.. Harris has sold the =
IT'S foE Mr.. Hegg. s.
Household goods at Braybrook's +,
lie, September 25. S
School Teachers-AIiss Mary Neis W
aves Sunday for Cottonwood She -
Ill teach the Stock Creek school. 4.
ar Cottonwood. Her sister. Miss &c
ose Ncls, is teaching the Enneking ~
hool three miles from Keuterville. 81
For Sale-Sixty white leghorn hens
Is. B. d. Clancy Phone 153. 1929 Fl
Church Office - The Federated on
urch has opened church office in fr
community house (old court Dr
use). This office is open every WI
except Sunday, from / 200 until
NJ p. m. Phone 1921. da
Two good milk cows at Braybrook's tol
e, Tuesday. September 25. tn'
allah Fulton, teacher of piano af,
lduate Combs Conservatory. Phil. o. g.
'lphia. Oa
'arker, Health Insurance
ir. Farmer-During harvest let the
ctrlc Laundry do your washing. pie
ipisc0pal Serviees-The Rev. d. 7 OF
Somervflle, of Lewiston, will hold 20
7lces in the Episcopal church. Sun- OF
evening at s o'clock. oai
W. Talkington. Fire Insurance. Cha rha
or Fair Crowds-H. e. Corum and and
les richards, proprietors of the of
cafe, have rented the vacant store clos
n adjoining the cafe and are fit old
IL Tor restaurant purposes, in or NOR
10 accommodate fair crowds. men
v nave purchased restaurant fix-i of
: iorineriy owned by Doc Denny. whi
lh Sasenbery-Loren Leron. who lily
a year has been employed at the for
; store, Is now clerking In the
shoery clothing store, succeeding o
! Eimers, who left Monday for ent
Iornia. Micl
housekeeping job. Elsie and
''er. it, oor'
ampiire Girls Local Campfire :"
VIII give public demonstration =
campfire work in the Federated n
immunity house, the evening of roa -
lay, September 2S Refreshments ,u ysa'
De served, and a collection will wi VII
taken to help defray expenses of 'oi
organization.
- s,'o.,, san'eu-Man and wife ing
+ so9 "oas nra On ranen. Enquire p. o. offic
'ianse'i'ie' 1922 ling