Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-08-28

mold, Frank Z. Fogg, and DIR. ]. NJ
Verberkmoes, of Kooskia are in Twin
Fails, attending the Democratic
state convention.
Concession Manager-G. w. Elmers
has been named manager of conces-
sions for the Idaho County Fair, to
succeed ]. G. Safely, who win not be
present.
All Teachers Secmed-'The last
two teachers in the Grangeville
schools have been secured. They
are: Manual Training and athlet-
les, ]. w. Ensign, of Burlington,
Iowa, and Sixth grade and high
School orchestra, Miss Evelyn Chatt,
of Greeley, Colo.
Notice To Customers--Owing to
the high price of feed, 1 am compel
led to raise the prise of milk to 12c
per quart. Beginning Sept. 1.
Asst. Geo. Behean.
From East-Mrs. L. L. Horne was
an arrival in Grangeville last Thurs
day evening from Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Horne is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. II.
Sasenbery.
Eimers- Graham Co. Sells Another
A deal was made this week in
which the residence property of
Clyde Hamill, of this city, passed
to the ownership of John L. Lamb.
South Idaho Trip-Axel Johnson
and Mrs Anna Johnson, who have
bene visiting the past three months at
the Ewin Mattox home, made a trip
to south Idaho recently and write
that they had a fine trip.
Ladies' White Oxfords and Pumps.
Choice of any in stock for 9S cents.
pair The Hub. advertisement
From Gervas, 0re.-R. S. Marshall,
of Gervas, Ore, was in Grangeville
Sunday. Mr.. Marshall has been visit
ing at the home of his brother, Geor-
ge Marshall, at Whitebird. Mr.. Mar
shall is an oldtimer of Idaho county,
having resided here years ago.
Ready For SchOOl-The public
school building is in excellent con-
dition to receive the large number of
students expected. The walls have
been repaired, the roof tarred, and
the entire building renovated. School
opens Sept. s.
Highway Maintcnance-Bliss Moore,
of Lewiston, was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. Moore has
charge of maintenance of roads on the
North and South highway for the
district around Lewiston and Grange
vile.
Whitebird Cattlemen-Fred Paint
err, Ellis Painter, and John Thompson,
all of Whitebird, spent the week end
in Grangeville last week. The men are
well-knowny cattle raisers of the dis
trict above Whitebird, on Salmon
river.
Fishing Trip-Ben Olsen, l.. M.
Sreepron, H. B. Rogers and Mr.. Nc
Nee, all of Spokane, are in the Adams
camp Section on a fishing trip. The
men are representatives of the
Grangeville Electric Light & Power
Co., Of Spokane.
Narrow Escape-Harry Vincent,
foreman of highway maintenance be-
tween Whitebird and Grangeville was
severely burned ON his face when the
radiator cap on tractor he was
driving blew off as he was about to
fill the radiator. The cap barely
missed his head when blown off by
the steam.
Music Instructor-Miss Lallah
Fulton will leave her studio in charge
of Mrs. Cyral Basingr during her
absence. Mrs. Basinger has studied
music the greater part of her lfe'
having had training in Seattle and
Lewiston. and with Miss Fulton the
past year. The same methods of in
struction used by Miss Fulton will
be used by Mrs. Basinger.
Birthday Party-Franklin Cox OF
Spokane, celebrated his tenth BIRTH
day. August %, at the home OF MS
GRANDPARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Karsten. The following young
friends of the young gentleman were
nresent: Miss EVELYN Fuller, Oslo
Hamill. Betty Lou Mcconnell, Mar
iorie Powell, Barbara Wood, Beu'
lab Wiley, Helen Weaver, Billie
Baker. Junior Bell, Lloyd Chapman
John William Markham, Billie Noble
WAYNE Wiley and Junior Wood.
Dynamite Hauled-Seven thousand
pounds of dynamite to be used In
blasting rock in road construction by
Doust & Reamp on the South Fork,