Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-04

left last week for outside points.
Mrs. Reed Here-Mrs. Mary Reed
is here ON Portland for a short
stay.
School Books = School Supplies
Granville Drug Co.
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Printer Here-John Olmsted was
an arrival in Grangeville Monday
from Cambridge, Ida, and will be-
come identified with the Free Press
force
To Libby, MOnt.-Dr. c. b. Hamil-
ton returned Tuesday evening from
Libby, Mont, where he was visiting
his family.
From DakOta-A. l. Refvem, of
Dickinson, n. d. is a guest at the
home of his brother, NJ Refvem.
In LewistOn-Reese Hattabaugh
is visiting his grandparents in Lew
istOn this week.
Newest designs in Fountain Pens.
Granville Drug Co.
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MOve-The Bert Brockman family
is moving this week from the Scales
residence to another part of the city.
New Barber ShOp-Cedric Green
is making preparations for the op.
-ening of barber shop in the build
ing next the Cash Meat Market.
Cottonwood EditOrs-Mr and Mrs.
Geo. Medved, editors of the Cotton
wood Chronicle, were callers at the
Free Press office while in Grange.
vile Wednesday evening.
To Eugene. H. Kerlee returned
Friday to Eugene, Ore, after a
months visit with relatives and
friends on amas prairie. Mr.. Kerlee
will be remembered as a prominent
farmer here several years ago.
Myers Recovered - Russell Myers
who was severely injured several
weeks ago when he fell from a bridge
after striking a horse on a speeder
he was operating, has recovered, and
resumed his position as bridge watch
man on the Camas prairie railroad.
FrizelIs Leave-Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Frizell and family departed this
week for Lewiston, to reside. Mrs
Frizell was rendered a surprise party
by Women of WOodcraft last Thurs
day evening and presented with a
china tea set by the lodge.
Teach at Kamiah-Miss Margaret
Krakau, who will teach the fourth
grade at Kamiah this year, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. G. E.
Krakau, departed Friday for that
place. Mrs. Krakau will keep house
for her daughter.
Race String-Chas. Lee, who re-
Gently recovered an operation for APP
pendicitis, departed for the Doumecq
plains this week to bring his string
of race horses, which he will en-
ter in the turf meets at the Idaho
County Fair Mr.. Lee is a prominent
cattle raiser.
Wilson With Mann BrOs.-Dudley
Wilson, former Grangeville boy, has
returned to a position as trumpeter
with Mann Bros. orchestra, at Lew
iston. Wilson has made an enviable
record as a musician in the past two
years. Prior to his return to Lew
iston. Wilson had been employed in a
Spokane orchestra.
Rush To S3okanc-Lester Rush,
who recently disposed of his inter-
est in the Central garage to John
Dawson, has accepted a position as
saxOphone player with Spokane
orchestra. Mr.. Rush had planned to
enter Mann's orchestra in Lewiston,
but took the Spokane position because
of the better salary offered.
Teacher 0ut-W. F. Francher re-
turned the first of the week from
Red River and Elk City, where he
spent the summer in the employ Of
the forest service. Mr.. Francher
will teach the eighth grade in the
public schools this year. While in
Elk City. Mr.. Francher was cores
pondent for the Free Press for Elk
City and Red River.
Manager Tours. G. Farris, sup
of the Grangeville Elec-
trio Light & Power Co., at Cotton
wood. accompanied by his wife and
two children, returned Sunday from
Cambridge, Ida. While there, they
visited at the home of T. A. Bayliss,
who was former manager of the light
office in Grangeville.
We Apologize linotype slug got
"lost in the MAXIM" in last weeks
issue of the Free Press, and the
names of Misses Pauline Manning