Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
NOTES OF A WEEK.

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morrow morning.
Chas. Cone is home from his trip
to Buffalo Hump.
Jake Rice is out from Florence
on mining business.
Jack Davis has gone to White
bird for few days.
The little child Of J. A. Smith is
very low with typhoid fever.
Justice Hamilton was up from
Stuart yesterday qualifying On his
notarial bond.
Alkaline Patti, the great singer,
was married in Wales yesterday to
Baron Rails Pederstom.
Miss. Ida Stephens is visiting in
town with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Brown for few days.
w. H. Palmer, the Buffalo
Hump trail contractor, came out
to Grangeville yesterday.
Jake Tippery returned from
Lewiston today with q load of
freight for the Palace hotel.
The Lewiston stage is making
good time despite the mud and
heavy express and passenger traffic.
The family Of w. d. Robbins
who have been Frustrated with la
grippe. are all reported conva-
lescing.
Rev. Brown will be able to meet
his singing class Saturday, and
will conduct his services Sabbath
day as usual.
Father Mueller's many friends
will be glad to hear that he is back
at Keuterville nearly recovered
from his late sickness.
James B. McGrane is able 70 be
on the streets again after q week 8
illness at the home of his brother
Frank on south Coon street.
F. P. Turner, the surveyor, of
Stuart is today at work rcsurvey-
ing, plating and stalking the Sher-
win addition to Grangeville.
A water motor was installed in
Murphy's machine shop yesterday
and is doing excellent service. The
wheel and shafting for the DAILY
Press Office is expected daily.
Messrs. H. Cheuoweth, J. A.
Hamilton and Jack Gordon, of
Stuart, made a business call in
town yesterday. They report the
TOWNSHIP trouble still unsettled.
John Auchinvole and brother, J..
s. Auchinvole, IF Montana, were
passengers on the Salmon river
stage to Carvers, whittier they 60
to look after their extensive placer
interests.
Geo. Briscoe and family, who
have been residing on ex-deputy
Jno. Harriman's ranch some time,
removed to Mt. Idaho this week.
Mr.. Hartman will soon move
back to the farm.
Pastor w. N. Knox will be in
Cottonwood Saturday evening and
Sunday morning and evening.
There will be no services in the
Baptist church Sunday morning,
but services will be held in the
evening.
Nick Ingram of the Gold Dollar
saloon of Florence, arrived in the
city last evening. He was accom-.
panied as far as Mt. Idaho by
Grandma Shearer who has been
visiting in Florence for several
months past.
Persons along the lines of the
water mains who con.
template using water would do well
to have connections put in now, as
the company will make no charge
for the use of water until the res.
ervoir is completed.
H. o. Geigher and Nelson Ben
nett have a three mile contract for
the Northern Pacific on the Clear
water opposite the Big Canyon
which is mostly heavy rock work
Their outfits have been shipped to
the front and 800 men will soon be
at work.
The motherless children of Sem
ator Fogg start today by way of the
stage for Lewiston, where they will
be met by their father, who will
take them with him to Boise.
They will be accompanied on their
trip by Mrs. Stella Baker. During
Mr. Fogg's sad trip to Charlevoix,
Mich, with the remains of his wife
the children have been we'll and
tenderly cared for in the homes of
Mrs. Lizzie Wood, Mrs. F. d. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Luella Smith.
From Fridays Daily.
Nj. Barclay of Florence is in
the city.
Martin Butler was over from
Denver today.
IL. Bish was stage passenger for
the Hump country this morning.