Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-29

If the weather is inclement the
exercises will be held at Odd Fell
lows hall.
The report OF Insurance Com
missioner p. NJ. Davis shows big
| business for the past month, as
this is the time when the principal
payments are made by the insur-
ance companies. The report shows
that $4,000 was realized from an
nual licenses; $2453 for certificates
of authority; $40 for filing articles
of incorporation; $3.50 for filing
annual statements; $219O for Ii
censes to fire agents; $525 for filing
annual reports, and $1O5 for bene-
ficiary permits, making grand
total of SO, 3S3.
A minor can legally locate
mining claim, but to transfer
valid title it is necessary for the
court having jurisdiction where the
claim is located TO appoint a guard
ian to act for the minor. Proceed
ings of this character are now PEN
ding in the case of Nash Wayland,
| l.
tain locations are held up pending
such proceedings.
Go to Ed Bradford's for your
lumber. He has over half mill
lion feet of First Class Dry Lumber
both Rough and Dressed, also 200
cords of 16-inch slab wood at 25c
and SOC "a load. Mill 4 miles
from Cottonwood on the Lewiston
road.
Ben knorr left Sunday for. a
months absence at Denver, Colo.
where he will be married and re-
J turn to Grangeville with his bride.
Ben has kept this matter pretty
quiet, but all the same his friends
wish him well.
The down country papers are
; full of the Goode disbarrment pro-
ceedings. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Goode is now in Moscow seek
ing legal advice with the view OF
contesting the decision of the
e judge.
! The Sherry, high-class entertain.
a ers, peerless, musicians, vocalists
0 dancers, character impersonators
q quick change and speciality artists
at the opera house Thursday even
: ing, May 30. Admission 25c. 35'
: and Doc.
The quarantine has been raiset
9 in all the families said to have beef
: afflicted with the small pox, on tn
. Cottonwood side, and nothing nov
n remains of the annual scare excep
9 the big hole in the county treasury
f After protracted wet spell til
' weather clerk has given us Lowell
sunshiny. days and vegetation
growing at the rate of mile a
e hour The outlook for big GRO
5, was never better at this season.
e Mrs. Wagner and two childre
- - arrived from Portland Thursda
- last. Boyle's arm, which sustaine
=, a compound fracture last fall, ha
81 :, entirely healed and is for all pract
. icai purposes as sound as ever.
Sheriff Dixon is now enjoyin
IN the pleasures, or otherwise, of sir
IN gle blessedness, his wife and sc
te having left last week for month
NJ vacation visiting friends at l.
III Angeles, Cal.
- III. f. Lincoln, of Glover, arrive
- - here Monday, and was accompanit
'e on his return by his daughter, Mr.
7. E. Edmundson, who will Wis
n, in that neighborhood for the ne,
es few weeks.
II
III Mrs. M. King will begin cour
e, of lessons in cart Needlework" {
10 Saturday, May 81, at 2 p. m.
OF Mrs. Schmadeka's store. Tern
soc lesson, course of six $3.50.
en- The 19-year old son of Eli Cod
y, is danger ously i'll with blood poiso
n caused by an abcess in the hes
in DIR. Busey is attending him a
IN. there is hope for his recovery.
ss- The Grand Army veterans al
no Women's Relief corps assembled
the NJ. +. church Sunday foreno
ect to attend the memorial serm
ids preached by Rev. Mintzer.
the Nez Perce people are max
age big kick because their teleph,
re- business is held up frequently
ave accommodate the business done
and from Grangeville.