Idaho County free press., 1924-11-13

To Spolsane-aIr. and Mrs. A. G.
! Sellards, of Sites, We're Grangevllle |
visitors last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sellards plan to remove from Sites
to Spokane in a short time, and from |
there they will tour the west.
To California-NIrs. Ottie L. Cone
departed Saturday morning for Ce-
darville, Calf, where she was called |
by the serious illness of her brother. |
1t is expected that he will return
home with her.
From California-Neil Zehner was
an arrival last week from California
for business and pleasure visit with
old friends and relatives in Idaho |
county. He will remain here about a
month.
Lights 0ut-Electrical service, for
the first time in a long period, was
out of commission for short time
Friday evening. Heavy winds and a
raging storm severed connections be-
tween the Clearwater plant and the
| city. The lights were out only half
an hour, in spite of the difficulty.
just Arrived-New Home Sewing
Machines in the following styles:
Table electric Martha Washington
electric The neatest, prettiest ma
chine we have ever Seen. Lingo X
Miller. advertisement
Heavy Sn0ws-Heavy snowfalls in
the mountains the first of the week
i reflected severe storm on the Pacific
coast. In Grangeville about six inches
fell Saturday night and Sunday
morning.
Makes Good Shot-Charles r.
Campbell, Walter McAdams, o. w.
Mcconnell, and W. ]. Soltman re-
turned Tuesday from successful
hunt on the Clearwater Each mem
ber of the party secured a deer, Mr..
Campbell downing his deer in 600
yard running shot and Mr.. McAdams
killing his at about 400 yards.
Armistice Day-Armistice Day was
observed in Grangeville by olocal bust
ness houses closing. No program was
given as an observance of the sign
ing of the treaty in 1918. Until this
wear. the American Legion has given
an annual dance ON the evening of
Nov. IL.
Talk Through Space-Warren Green
and Frank McGrane, Jr., young radio
bugs of this city recently set up a
radio transmitting outfit and were
able to converse from the Green resi-
dence to the McGrane home without
any wire connections. The young
men are becoming very proficient at
radio.
See Football Game-Verne Collins
and r. X Day motored to Moscow
last Friday to witness the football
game between the Oregon University
and the University of Idaho. Idaho
, won 13-0 on a muddy field. The
Idaho team has lost one game this
season to the Stanford eleven, 80.
New EditOr-Miss Phyliss Sasse
has assumed management of the Lew
is County Register at Craigmont,
taking the place of Mrs. Della Turner,
who is retiring. Miss Sasse will have
charge of the business end of the
paper. Gordon Sasse, her brother is
already partner editor of the
paper.
Surprise Party-A pleasant sur
prise party on Mrs. w. II. BadgerO
was given at the Badgero home last
Wednesday evening when thirty
couples surprised her, the occasion
being a birthday party. NJ. Badgero
had laid plans for the party SO well
that it was complete surprise to
Mrs. Badgero. Cards were enjoyed
during the evening. First prizes were
won by Mrs. Harry Morris and f.
w. Karsten. Consolation prizes were
, awarded to Mrs. f. w. Karsten and
John p. Eimers.
Young Farmer-Carl Schrom, we'll
: known young farmer who resides five
miles north of Grangeville, was a
business visitor in the city Thursday
morning.
Tolo Farmer-Levi Castle, farmer
of the Tolo section and one of the
pioneer residents of the county, was
in the city Thursday attending bust
ness.
| LlnDtEIlldU-W ID. I1uSSlutius VI
: Cottonwood building doctor" and
lumberman, was visitor from the
west side Wednesday.
From Doumecq PIains-Elmer Cash
is a visitor in the city today from
Doumecq plains.
From Elk City-N. B. Pettibone
county commissioner and farmer of
Idaho county was visitor in Elk
City this week and returned Wednes.
day. afsa4
BAZAAR AND COOKED FOOD
SALE
The Baptist Circle will hold their
Annual Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale
on Saturday, Nov. 30, in the Miller
Hardware store, beginning at 10 a. m.
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