Idaho County free press., 1924-09-11

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Contractors Arrive-G. d. Hall, w.
r. Doom, r. L. Hallan, contractors,
who have charge of the surfacing Of
Whitebird hill, were arrivals in
Grangeyille Monday evening.
Coach Arrives-Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Ensign and family We're arrivals in
Grangeville Monday evening from To-
wa. Mr.. Ensign will coach athletics
in the high school and teach Manual
Training.
Wanted-Sept. 10, 10 and IT.
Children to take care of during the
fair each afternoon and evening.
Good care at reasonable CHARGES.
Frieda Ring, Norma Sinclair. 1t
advertisement.
Barnyard Meeting-Dean Iddings,
of the U. of l., will hold barnyard
meeting at the Prairie View Farm of
Craig l.. Spencer, one mile south of
Grangeville at 2 p. m., Sept %.
Miss HOsken Leaves-Miss Olive
Hosken,w no resigned her position at
the First National bank, departed
Friday morning for California. Miss
Hosken expects to locate in Californ-
ia, on the coast.
To Normal Sch0ol-Miss Ida Man
ring, who has been employed dur
ing the summer at the Model Groc-
cry and Confectionery, has resigned
and plans to enter the Lewiston State
Normal school.
Newest designs in Fountain Pens.
Glanville Drug Co.
Advertisement
To Portland-Mrs. Laura ]. Oar
by and Mr.. A. @. Lanningham de-
parted Wednesday for Portland, Ore
Mrs. Darby will teach school in
Portland and Mr.. Lanningham will
return after a brief stay in Portland
ReJsnue CoIIect0r-Evan Evans,
U. S. collector of internal revenue
| of Boise, Ida, is in Grangeville.
Mr.. Evans is former Grangey1lle
resident and says he is always pleas
ed to visit his friends here.
Books AttraetiOns-H. M. Sims
returned from Lewiston Wednesday,
having attended the Lewiston Fair.
Mr.. Sims booked several of the lead
ing attractions at the Lewiston Fair
to appear at the Idaho County Fair.
Surety Bonds: A. W. Talkington.
advertisement.
Former Editor Here-Geo. A.
Smith. former editor of the Grange
vile Globe, is in Grangeville this
week from Moscow, renewing ac-
quaintances with friends. Mr.. Smith
is now located at Moscow.
Sell CattIe-Reuben Scott and Geo.
Dennison, of higgins, delivered a fine
load of prime steers and cows to
Grangeville last Saturday. The price
paid for the cattle was six and four
cents.
Ratty Here-Fen Batty, old-time
Crangeville resident, is in the city.
In an article which appeared in the
Free Press last spring, Mr.. Batty de-
clared the Camas prairie to be "the
garden spot of the world"
Fire Insurance: A. w. Tall1ington.
advertisement.
Back Again-R. J. Farris, and fam
ily arrived in Grangeville Saturday
evening from Stevensville, Mont,
where Mr.. Farris has been for the
past ten months. The family will To-
cate here for the fall and winter
months.
To Portland Scliool-Miss Milderd
Reilly departed Monday for Portland,
Ore. where she will enter st. Helens
school. Miss Reilly was accompan-
led to Lewiston by Mrs. c. X. Camp
bell and Marion Reilly.
Major Fem Calls-Major F. A.
Fem, one of the owners and editors
of the Kooskia Mountaineer, was in
Grangeville on business at the court
house last Friday. Major Fem made
very pleasant call at the Free Press
office.
Fair Grounds Ready-A crew of
men have been at work on the fair
grounds for more than week, re-
pairing the fences, cleaning weeds
from the arena and track, and plac-
ing the entire grounds in an excel
lent condition.
Johnesse Here-Frank Johnesse
and family of Boise, spent the week
end in Grangeville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnesse are former residents OF
Grangeville, having resided here
many years ago.
From Caldwell-Mr. r. r. McCor-
mick, field secretary of the College
of Idaho, at Caldwell, spent several
days in Grangeville and adjacent
towns last week in the interest OF the
college. He is connected with the
endowment fund of the college.
School teachers and pupils are keep
ing the dentists busy these days. DIR.
Green reports that modern education
tends to train the student in the fun
damental principle: "a Clean Healthy
Mouth Means Clean Healthy Body"
A visit to the dentist once in six
months is the greatest factor in pre-
venting disease and sickness. adv.
Return From OregOn-Mr. q. L.
Chase returned last Friday from Co
guile, Ore, where he visited his
brother, VIM. G. Chase. After return
ing to Idaho, Mr.. Chase received