Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05


proving its appearance.
i Cottonwood is going to celebrate
the Fourth of July. What il
Grsngeville going to dc?
Mrs Hastings, Of Lawrenceburg
Mo. is visiting her brother, DR.. T.
w Nickel, for the summer.
| j. w. Schmadeka and c. L. Ker
lee were elected trustees of Sunny.
side school district Monday.
Mrs. Roberts died at Gregg last
week OF blood poisoning caused by
/ pricking her finger with thorn.
/ Isaac Woodruff has sold ICE
acres on the Cottonwood side t.
II. Degenheart, of Hatton, Wash
/ Children's Day exercises will bt
held in the Presbyterian church a,
Denver, Sunday morning June 8,
A. b. Hoag, late of the MI.
Idaho Mail, left today for Spokane
where he expects to engage in bust
uess.
W. S. Gregory and wife spent q
couple of days in town this week
from their 5O0-acre stock farm neal
| Denver.
X. d. Almond has returned
from his trip to Thunder Mountain,
and will return again later in the
season.
Chas. CULLEN and wife left fol
Puget sound points last week fol
the benefit of Mrs. Q's failing
health.
Andrew Powelson and 0. w
Perry left for Thunder Mountain
during the week, carry ing good
outfits.
For SALE. bushels of first
class oats at lowest market price.
Moberg Bros, 81 miles southeast
of Cottonwood. i'll
II. J. Clarke, Of Chicago, and G.
A. Hamilton, of Norton, Kansas.
QUILTED here this week for Thur
der Mountain.
Miss Mona Hattabaugh is expoc-
ted home early next week from
Spokane, where she has been at
tending school.
DIR. f. FL. Sheaffer was called to
Sites Monday by telephone to con-
suit with DR.. Briley in case OF
serious sickness.
Sylvester Scott was out from
Florence this week and reports the
Reynolds ferry at the state bridge
in running order now.
Il. .. Steininger, late principal
OF the Cottonwood school, opened a
four-months' term Of school at
Florence last Monday.
The Elite photograph gallery has
been painted brilliant red, thus
affording a great relief to the eve
from the prevailing dismal tints.
Everything in Millinery at the
lowest prices You are invited.
Come and zee me.
Mas. W. F. ScHMADEKA.
Mrs. A. G. Gone is lying danger
onsly i'll at her residence on Hall
street, and the gravest apprehen-
sion are felt that she may not re-
cover.
The opening of Meadow street is
making satisfactory progress. the
necessary funds for the purpose
having been raised by private sub
scription.
Ex-Marshal Henry c. johnson is
QUILTING for a prospecting trip in
the mountains, and will put in his
first ticks in the Marshall lake
section.
A. w. Moore and slaughter.
Grace, arrived from below last
Friday, Miss Grace having COM
pleted her education at Leland
Stanford university.
William Pallister, NJ. d., Of
Helena, Mont, was visitor here
during the week EN- route to Thun-
der Mountain, where he will
practice medicine this summer.
Dave Yates, of Denver, is buy
ing stock cattle and intends engage
ing in that business for the future.
He bought $4,000 worth last week
and has them ON the O. C. White
place near Denver.
b. G. Wiltse is back from a trim
to the properties Of the Grangeville |
Hydraulic Mining company on the
North Fork of the Clearwater.
where he started the preliminary |
work necessary to get the claims in
productive shape.
\ Yourself and Friends are Cordially
Invited to call at the
Right Drug Store,
Where you will find Cooling
beverages
To Suit the Taste of the
Most Critical.
)nr Fountain is of the Latest Style. |
and our Apartments are Clean
and Neat. Here you will
find Cool Place and
Warm Welcome
at any Time.