Idaho County free press., 1924-10-30


Power Farmer-Do not miss the
Power Farmer picture at the Lyric
theatre Nov /. advertisement
The Union Young Peoples Society
OF Christian endeavor will hold their
I tirst social at the Christian church
Thursday evening. This is not open
to the public. All members are urged
TO be present.
Cottonwood Creek Farmer-Floyd
Manning. young farmer of north of
Grangeville, was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Manning's ranch is located on
Cottonwood creek, ten miles from
Grangeville.
Mrs. Walker Here-Nrs. II. n. Wal.
ker, who has been visiting her son,
Hugh, at Cottonwood, was an arrival
here Tuesday evening and will send
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Gay Colvin.
To Silvert0n, 0re..-Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Hendrichson and child departed
Saturday for Silverton, Oregon, where
they will seek a location. Mr.. Hen
erickson has been farming near
Grangeville for the past year.
MOmtaineer Visits-One of the few
remaining men of the far mountains,
round, is c. w. Shepp, of Dixie. Mr..
Shepp was visitor in Grangeville
last week. He has been located near
Dixie for years.
Sheepman-Wade5 H. Humphrey,
prominent sheepman of the Boles sec
tion was in the city Saturday, Mr..
Humphrey recently shipped 100 fine
lambs from the local yards, and has
been in Lewiston for two weeks visit
ing.
Locate In 0regOn-Mr. and Mrs.
departed this week for LaGrande,
Oregon. They will locate there. The
Cross family leave many friends on
the prairie who regret their depart
ure.
Mrs. Pearson Leaves-Mrs. Isabel
Pearson departed last week for Boise,
Ida, to visit with one of her sons,
DIR. ]. b. Pearson. After short
stay there, she will go to Merced,
Calf, for an extended visit with the
Hans Gilbertson family.
To Sunny Clime-L. M. Harris de-
parted Tuesday by automobile for
California to spend the winter. Mr..
Harris sons, L. Nj. Jr., Harold and
Basil all are located in southern Cal
ifornia and he plans to be located
near them at Chico, Calf.
An Explanation Because of the
usual prediction rush, some contri-
buttons to the Free Press were not
published in this weeks issue of the
paper, due to lack of space. 1t is
planned, however, to use the cOntri-
buttons next week, providing they are
live news.
Bound For Calif.-Ben Zumwalt,
Camas prairie farmer, was in the city
Saturday preparing for an extended
visit to California. Mr.. Zumwalt, ac-
companied by his brother, Albert,
will make the trip by automobile and
plan to travel as far south as Los
Angeles.
Miller Hdwe. Picture-Thru the eff
forts of the Miller Hardware and
Implement Co., the Lyric theatre has
Secured a picture program for Nov.
which is termed "The Power Farm
err" The picture is the product Of o
large manufacturing concern and will
demonstrate the power of a tractor
on the farm.
Busy Superintendent-M Eta M
Arnold, county superintendent, spent
Tuesday in Cottonwood visiting the
public school there. Mrs. Arnold has
been unusually busy this fall insect
ing schools all over the county, and
has Travelled a great distance on
horseback visiting the schools in the
river sections.
Interesting Game-Many basketball
fans turned out to the high school
gym last Thursday evening to wit
ness a snappy game between the Jun
ior class, high school champs, and an
all star team, selected from the other
three classes. The all-stars won 1915
in last minute rally. G. w. Eimers
refereed the game.
Whitebird Man = Frank Taylor,
Whitebird man, spent Wednesday in
Grangeville.
Lucille Sheepman-E. w. Rhett,
prominent Lucille sheepman, is in the
city attending business.
Successful Hunters-A. o. (Jack)
Edwards, Albert Guthrie and Alonzo
Brown returned Saturday from the
mountains after a successful hunt
Each member of the party secured a
deer.
Christian Citizenship service in
the Federated Church last Sunday
evening was great success. A large
and appreciative congregation listen
ed to two excellent addresses given
by Mr.. Anger and Mr.. Hattabaugh.
Mr.. Anger spoke ON "Moral Vigor the
Safeguard of the Nation" and Mr..
Hattabaugh's subject was "Why the
Shrinking Percentage Of Voters" Both
stressed very effectively the necessity
of the best of our citizenry voting ac-
cording to their convictions at the
election.