Idaho County free press. [volume], May 20, 1909, Image 5

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kooskia
(From Mountaineer.)
is no longer safe to use the tele
, for the transaction of business
conversation. The
It is
r &nv private
bberneeks have the service badly
ru . 1^1 and it's a wonder that busi
Cf " houses do not eut out their phones
H."
entirely
\ t no monthly report cards were
i*ue(l in the Kooskia school, or re
rtg 0 f attendance,etc., published, was
, hard matter to gain any knowledge
«carding the progress made during
the last term of school. This is the
fj re t time that such things have been
lost sight of in this school.
Dr. Wohlenberg has purchased a
drug store in Seattle to which he will
devote his time and attention for a
while. Mrs. W. will join him next
week.
Willie Corbett and bride arrived on
last evening s train from the east and
proceeded to the Corbett home south
of town where they will reside for the
present.
The ball game last Saturday at
Kamiah between our team and the
Kamiah Indians, resulted in a victory
for the latter by a sçore of 13 to 7.
Not a bad game at all.
A young man named Helmann,
working with the N. P. surveyors,
taken to the company hospital at
Missoula yesterday. It appears that
he fell from a log on which he was
walking and jarred his internal mec
hanism in such a manner that the
railroad physician here advised a trip
to the hospital.
General Agent Jordan and one of
President Elliott's right-hand men
were here this week getting pointers
on the movements of railroad surveyors
in this locality. It is no sham battle
Pis time between the Hill and Hnr
.inian lines and if indications count
for anything, the railroad game in the
Clearwater country will soon come to
show down. Things are edging in
that direction every day.
L C. Harrington came in this week
from a six months' sojourn trapping on
the Selway. He brought down five
cougar hides, six bobcats and a lot of
small furs, hut were it not for the
bounty on cougar the furs would not
have given hint much pay for his hard
winter's work. He claims that he
had eight cougar hides in all, but three
them were taken out by his partner,
who claims the bounty, and this mat
ter is yet to be settled.
was
The Crowded House
Three Nights Run and Every Seat Occupied.
WHY?
t
Because we give you More Solid Entertain
ment for Your Money Than Any
Show in the City.
GRANGE
A THREE FILM
SHOW OF AN
HOUR'S
The Bell
VILLE'S
MODERN PIC
TURE SHOW
LENGTH
A Complete Orchestra.
Change of Program Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Nights.
Open Front and Safe.
360 Chair Seats.
Orchestra and Comfort -
A Three Film , One Hour Show With
That's Why we get the Crowd.
an
V
able Seats.
Ten Cents for an Hour's High
Class Entertainment.
KEUTERVILLE
Beil Krieger finished
r ridav.
F. W. Lawerenee of Spokane is
IX b-yrngshoj, lumber from the
will
wood s
sawing last
Next Sunday our ball team
again cross bats with Cotton
second team. As this game ts to bei
played on the home grounds the ho vs
are confident of victory.
On account of the rain the dance
given here Tuesday evening was rath
er poorly ataended.
Barney Luchtefield, Henry Hrcck
man and Hans Pederson attended the
market day sale at Ferdinand S at
day.
ur
A. D. Williams started his sawmill
Monday and the Hussman Lumber
Company who are installing heavier
machinery, will start next Monday.
Frank Foreman of Cottonwood was
up Monday and made arrangements
with the Hussman Lumber Company
tor lumber to be used on his ranch.
Miss Mary Hoene is expected home
•rom Lewiston next Saturday.
Mr. Spencer, of Vollmer, and Mr.
I'rank Keenan, of Spokane were here
Tuesday securing contracts fur lum
ber.
Princess Flour is easy to bake
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t I Tides say that "Black Bag" is Mr.
\ ances best story and he has written
some
very interesting
week the Free Press
publication,
recommendation?
ones. Next
will begin its
Will you read it on
our
The contractors are ready to begin
the construction of a new brick where
our store now stands and we have to
get out. Come now and buy goods in
our line cheaper than
Bertsch, hardware and harness. 51 tf
Boys in Trouble
A number of youngsters ranging in
age from Uni to seventeen were brought
up from Stites last Saturday and tak
en before Judge Jaques. They are
charged with robbing a store down
there and tearing up tilings in general.
Their hearing lias been set for Mav 2(>
and it is probable the younger ones
will be sent to the state reformatory
and those of more mature age will get
a more severe punishment.
ever before.
With three liret-class barbers they
can take care of all the Saturday busi
ness at Hagan's shop.
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Patience.
Time's poultice for all wound*
The courasre to suffer In silence.
The soul s smile at trial and pain.
Ihe serene stimulus that
faith.
The optimism of the
ta J* apin *
j u . heroism of the dav by
day battle of life. *
forking, watching, waiting, without
weariness or
comes from
soul expressed
worry.
Daily conquest of
rising superior to it.
The Individual wall
against which all waves of trouble
hurl themselves harmlessly.
Constant new strength to resist the
same old troubles. - William George
Jordan In New York Tribuna.
an environment by
of defense
Tales They TelL
A colt Is being reared by L. H.
Greenwald of York county. Pa.,
five quarts of milk and sevoral
day.
Edward Thompson, a watchman at
Perth Amboy, N. J„ says a rat comes
to him every day and gets a chew of
tobacco.
on
e*Ks «
A Swiss has taken the trouble to
count all the steps he took during
yea r.
a
He found the number to be
0,700,000. which give* *1,740 stepe a
day.
A horse at Atlantic Hlghlanos, N. J„
having been hit by an automobile go
ing sixty miles an hour and a little
later by a railroad twin, was rescued
uninjured, swimming In the Shrews
bury river.
English Etchings.
It Is proposed to paint the gun ports
of the Victory yellow, their color at
Trafalgar, and ta rerlg the ship
she was In Nelson^ time.
Organ builders of old built to good
purpose, as the one In Allhallows
church. Barking, England, shows. It
having been Installed In 1C77. It Is
now undergoing only Its second reno
vation.
The historic Great Queen Street
chapel, or, as It is better known. Klngs
way hall, In Loudon, has been declar
ed unsafe for further use, which will
be a bard blow for the Methodists, but
they will at once try to raise $125,000
with which to rebuild.
as
Mean Insinuation.
"Here is a book of love poems," said
the leading lady. "I have kept them
under my pillow for seven moon 3 ."
"How thoughtful!" laughed the low
comedian.
"Thoughtful?"
"Yes. You know they say all poetry
Improves with age." — Los Angeles
Times.
VELIE
Vehicles of Quality
Style, FinisH, Workmanship and Durability
Unequaled. A good Vehicle is
A Comfort
A Convenience
A Business Asset
OU have met a stranger driving a skinny, bony horse hitched to a rickety
huggy- ^ ou formed a mental picture of his home surroundings,
mind you can see his tumble-down buildings, weedy fence corners and barren door
It seems clear to you that this man is poor—and still you may be mistaken.
But you know how little respect is shown
Y
In your
yard.
Millionaires sometimes live in hovels.
such people.
Another thing; it is hard to correct a bad impression, even if wrong.
People are judged by their "turnouts" quite as much as by their clothes.
VELIE" VEHICLES
are built for the man who takes pride in what he has and wants to be judged right
when away from home. They are the thoroughbreds of the vehicle world. They
have style about them that attracts and satisfies.
The springs are "velvety" and
There is room enough to be cool in summer and for plenty
the seat comfortable,
of robes and wraps in winter.
VELIE VEHICLES have remarkable strength and general staunchness—
they will stand rough usuage, but pride in their quality will not let you abuse them.
EIMERS -WOOD CO.
Got "Your Suit Yet?
About time. Come to my shop today while
you think of it and see samples and extremely
low prices. I have satisfied many.
Cleaning and Pressing.
N. DILLY,
Tailor.
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A _ ___ _ Ö Nights. Commenc
Armory mg Thu«.,
May 20.
Mr. Lee Williard
And His Eastern Company in
THree Great Plays
Thursday Night. MONTE CRISTO
The World F amed Romantic Dramraa
Friday Night, COUNTRY SQUIRE
A Refreshing and Beautiful Comedy
Saturday Matinee, 2t30, Vaudeville
Saturday Night,
Prices - 25,50, 75c
Seats Selling at News Depot.
Great
Ten
Day
-Alarm
Sale
May 20
to May 29.
See Large
Bills For
Special Prices
During this great sale
we will give away
Absolutely
FREE
A Round Trip TicK
et to Seattle Fair
One $50 Sewing
Machine
And each and every day
of the great sale we give
away ABSOLTELY
FREE some article of
merchandise.
SEE LARGE
POSTERS
Bargain
Store
The store that gives a
definite guarantee of sat
isfactio or your money
back.