Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-01-24
Clearwater Items.

Clearwater Items.
G. n. LaMoor's building is now
completed.
Geo. Allen, Of Missouri, is here
visiting his sister Mrs. j. B. York
The family of j. Riebold spent
Sunday at the home of ID. Landon.
We have two blacksmiths and
both seem TO be kept very
busy.
g. w. Gormerly has taken
Harry Bakers place as clerk in
Stephens store.
A sleighing party Of young peo-
PIE went to Mt. Idaho to visit the
family of Geo. Robertson last week.
Mrs. Stephen Mcpherson, Of
Clear creek, has been visiting her
SONS Rena and Jesse Mcpherson.
We have now a new shoemaker
shop where men or women may get
their soles repaired at small cost.
Mrs. Henry Pogue our efficient
music teacher is giving instru-
mental lessons to j. Riebold's two
boys.
Henry Ovens family and Pell's
young people were up from Pell
and attended church Thursday
night.
Our mercantile house kept by
Allen Stephens can't be beat Tor
prices and fair dealing this side Of
Lewiston.
Robt. Farris has bought the
franklin ranch of his brother
Major Farris of Lowe. Ida, CON
sideratinn $1,000.
Geo. Brown real estate agent, of
Grangeviiie, and his amiable wife
and family visited Mrs. Brown :
brother Allen Stephens.
Miss Lulu Quarrels, Of Washing
ton, "a sister Of Mrs. Geo. Robert
son, Of Mt Idaho, has been visit
lug tie ti,anily Of c. b. Stuart the
past week.
Mr.. Billy Houston, of Elk city;
was here this week to execute his
bond for road overseer Of district
No, 10, by our Justice Of the Peace,
Mrs. Addic Lister
Allen STEPHENS and family, and
Geo Brown and family. of Grange
vile, were out sleighihg in Allen
new bob sleds recently and spent
the afternoon with the Listers at
Cougar Den.
Rev. Kinkaii preached two very
interesting sermons here Sunday
one in the morning and one in the
evening. He has spent The week
here visiting his daughter Mrs
Rob Farris.
John Coram, of Camas Prairie,
drew his team up at the Lister
ranch in Cougar Den Woods for a
load of shakes at o'clock in the
morning last week, having driven
that morning from his own home
on Camas Prairie. How's that fol
a wide awake and hustler?
A very interesting protracted
meeting is in progress here. The
effort is conducted by Rev. Charles
Chase baptist, assisted by Rev.
j. B. York. Rev. Schneberly, al
able talker from Lookout, Idaho
is here also. The meetings arr
largely attended and it is to b,
hoped much good may be done.
| Marshal Chenoweth, son o
II. Chenoweth, of Stuart, ha
been quite sick for five weeks a
the home of his brother-in-law, Dial
Clarke. His numerous friend
have been quite anxious about hin
but thanks to our most skilled ant
ever attentive physician, DI
Busey, it is believed lie wi
recover.
Mrs. Baker our postmistres
is up around again attending
, her hotel business. Her husband
, Harry Baker, is officiating in tn
: post office. He has in his stor
p quite stock of eonfections, st;
t tionery, books and canned goot
S and as he is a gentlemanly a
, aifable clerk is doing quite a GOO
I business.
OBSERVER.
/ A literary society has been o
J ganized at this place.
Mrs. Georgia York is recoveril
" from serious illness.
Marshall Chenoweth who h
been dangerously i'll is recoverin
The school under the manag
ment of Mr.. II. IL. Pogue is don
y, well.
,f \ protracted meeting is bel
held ut This place by Rev. e.
Chase and J B. York assisted
/, W. +. Schnebly.
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