Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-04-10

Johnny Nash and Miss. Kate
McGinn Of Cottonwood, were
married March 30. Johnny has
been with Walter Brown for
several years on the west side,
but has now removed to White
Bird where he will take a position
in the mercantile business of Leo
Freidenrich.
A social dance was given Sat-
urday evening TO raise funds for
the entertainment Of the grand
lodge. knights Of Pythias, which
meets here in June. There was a
good attendance, and the dances
will be repeated from time to time
for the same purpose.
J. +. Beede intends erecting q
fine building ON his property down
at Bridgeport, on the ground which
was mined out by "Kaintuck".
He will also establish sawmill
there. for which he has a fine body
Of timber available.
II. +. Wiley, of Lundy, Colo,
is in the city aud will soon outfit
for Thunder Mountain. He con-
firms the reports that many Colo
RADIO people will try their luck in
the Thunder Mountain gold fields
this year.
The venerable Mrs. Nancy Rice
is very sick at the residence OF her
son, James Rice, at Mt. Idaho.
She will be IS years OF age next
June, but her many friends hope
that she may yet be spared for a
long time.
We rejoice to announce that w.
+. Schmadeka is now out of dam
ger, although last Friday it was
MOI thought that he could possibly
Hive through the night. He has
had a tough time with typhoid
pneumonia.
The late Major Edward McCon-
Vile has been breveted lieutenant
colonel for conspicuous gallantry
AT the-battle of Santa Ana, near
Manila, where the Idaho volun-
teers did such conspicuous service.
Stuart citizens held their FIRST
municipal election last Tuesday
and elected Messrs. M. J. Brown
ing, b. Patterson, Bert Davis, Jas.
Stuart and Charles Gelbach to
serve for the ensuing year as vii
lage trustees.
A mock trial of a divorce case
was held last Friday night by the
legal fraternity which ELECTED much
favorable comment rs a good take
Off on the conduct Of cases in the
regular courts of justice.
J. j. Gibson, of Clearwater, was
doing business in the metropolis
this week He reports many set
tiers coming into that section and
buying land in that mild climate
and fertile soil.
We want you to sample our Cot
fees. We have arrangements by
which our Coffee is ROASTED and
shipped to us WEEKLY. You know
what time does to roasted Coffee
Bargain Store Co.
Tom Mckinley, brother Of our
Mike Mckinley, who arrived here
from Boston last fall, has taken a
position with Brown & Brust,
general merchants of Cottonwood.
The White Bird people are
making great plans for the enter
tainment OF the numerous visitors
expected to participate in the Odd
Fellows anniversary on April 26.
You will find Ivory, Fels' Naph.
tina, Fairy, Peets' Glycerine, Peck e
Mechanics, Long Bar Cocoa, Real
CASTLE, Diamond G, Santa Claus
Soaps at the Bargain Store.
Freight is piling up in vast
quantities at Sites for Grangeville
merchants, and as soon as the road
gets a little dry there will be rush
Of transfers to haul it up. !,
At the I. 0. o. F. hall Friday
evening the new orchestra will
make their first appearance under
the leadership of Walter Gillett.
Be sure to hear them.
About the heaviest snowfall OF
the winter fell early Tuesday morn
ing, much to the surprise of every
body. The weather clerk has
clearly slipped a cog.
+. F. Martin, Of Stanley, Wis,
arrived Monday and will stay some
days locking over the prairie for a
suitable home.
Hiram Warner arrived out from
the Hump last week en- route to
Spokane on mining business.