Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-09-25

Takes In Fair-NIiss Ruth Moves.
who has been visiting friends in Lew
iston, attended the Kooskia fair this
week.
Old Subscriber-C. HOGAN, one of
the pioneers of Idhao county, who
has read every issue of the Free
Press since 1886, was in Grangeville
Thursday from his ranch east of here
Mr.. Goan lived at Mt. Idaho for many
years.
From Lower Country-H. Il. Rabbit
of Boise and Tom Hendrickson, Of
New Meadows were in Grangeville on
business Wednesday. Mr.. Hendrickson
who is an old friend of the Olmsted
family was a pleasant caller at the
Free Press office.
Two Sales Coming--Sale bills an
nouncing the sales of Ralph Haskin
and VIM. Teller will be found in this
issue of the Free Press. The Teller
sale will be held ON Monday, Sept. 20.
and the Haskin sale on Thursday,
Oct 2.
Now LOcated-Chas. j. Simmons,
former postmaster at Grangeville,
who left here early in the summer,
has entered an oculist school in Los
Angeles, Calf, and Mrs. Simmons
has accepted position as Dean of
Women in the State school at AL
bion, Idaho, according to word re-
ceived here.
Campbells Return-Mr, and Mrs. G.
b. Campbell returned last Thursday
from Bellingham, Wn., where they
were visiting their daughter, Mrs. A.
]. Sunel. While enroute to Grange
vile, the Campbell car collided with
another and a delay of several days
resulted.
Lewiston PiOneer-Samuel Gold
stone, pioneer of Idaho county and
Lewiston, was an arrival in Grange
vile Monday evening from Lewiston.
Mr.. Goldstone was in the mercantile
business in Cottonwood in the early
mining days of Idaho county, and has
many old friends here.
Boomerang Dance, Oct. 81,
advertisement.
Road Work-Contractor on the
branch Of the South Fork road at
Castle creek are making progress in
the work and are rushing the job to
completion. The surfacing' Of White
bird hill, which has just commenced
by contractors, will be completed, a.
bout Jan. 1. Both projects are be-.
ing done with federal aid fla s.,so -
Spend Week End-Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Williams and sons of Portland
visited the weekend at the home, of
Mrs Williams brother Frank Hogan
in Grangeville. Monday they started
for Boise, stopping enroute at Slate
Greek to visit a sister, Mrs. Russ
Rice. From Boise they will return to
Portland.
Elmore Co. Peeple-Bert Smith
county treasurer of Gilmore county
in company with Mrs. Smith, passed
thru Grangevile Tuesday, enroute to
their home at Mountain Home, Ida.
While in the city, the Smiths visited
the Eimers families, who are from
the same parts of Illinois that the
Smiths are.
Silver City Editor. f. Hackney,
editor of the Avalanche at Silver City,
Ida, in Owyhee county, and party
passed thru Grangeville Tuesday en-
route to Silver City. The party at
tended the Masonic services at Mos
cow last week and took part in the
dedicatory services during the laying
of the cornerstone of the science hall
at the University of Idaho.
Vincents To California-Mr. and
Mrs. Tammany c. Vincent, of Hun
tington Beach, Calf, departed for
that place Monday after spending |
two weeks with relatives and friends |
here. Mr.. Vincent met the former |
editor of the Free Press, j. G. SAT,
ley and family in Redington, Calf,
while on their way to Grangeville. |
The Safleys were enroute to Long |
Beach, Calf.
Attention Farmers = We
have carload of smutless
wheat for seed on hand, and
are ready TO fill your order.
Vollmer-C Clearwater Co. |
S4-tf |