Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22

George Harrington 10 visitor
from Elk City today.
Barb Wire, prices the lowest in
Grangeville. Alexander & Frei-
denrich.
The county seat committee met
Tuesday and arranged for circulat-
ing the necessary petitions.
Mrs. Johnesse left Saturday to
visit her mother for the summer at
| Nauvc,, Ill.
Improved Erect Form w. b.
Cnrsels in all styles Alexander &
Freidenrich.
The lumber for the new Congre-
gational church on West Main
street is being hauled.
Indian George Mox Mox has been
sentenced to term at the McNeill
island penitentiary for selling liquor
to Indians.
Mrs Frank Wyatt and daughters
have returned to their home at
White Bird after a protracted visit
at Greedy, Colo.
The complaining witness against
II. V. Brown skipped the country,
and so no trial was held and Brown
was discharged.
II. II. Harvey, formerly Of Elk
City. is now managing the affairs
Of large mining company at
Wadsworth, Nevada.
Henry Murray has included
Harpster in the itinery Of his meat
wagon, and hereafter he will de-
liver at that point every Friday.
A social dance after the Sherry
entertainment Mt the opera house,
Thursday evening, May 30. Ex-
cellent music. Admission &c, 35c
and SOC.
DIED.-In Grangeville, Idaho,
May l6, 1902, Miss Sophia John
son, aged 10 years. The funeral
took place from the Christian
church last Friday.
The Cottonwood Cronicle says
that travel through that town was
never SO lively as at present, many
persons QUILTING there for Salmon
river and Thunder Mountain.
The cattle men of the Salmon
river region will meet at White
Bird Saturday for the purpose Of
organizing stockmens' association
t for protection and other purposes.
Judge Steele expects to return
t about the middle of July to dispose
Of the unsettled court cases left
t over from the recent term of dis
trict court. All the jury cases
: were disposed Of
The mails are to be brought
{ through to Grangeville on the night
of their arrival at Sites as soon al
the roads are better. A daily ser
" vice between Sites and Elk City
has also been recommended.
The Grangeville brass band il
), having almost nightly rehearsals
II for the purpose of being in good
trim for the music they have beer
: engaged to render for the CRANE
+. lodge Knights of Phythias which
/, meets here next month.
: Reuben Overman, of Grangeville
e won the big debate at the state
!. university on May II, taking ,ht
It negative of the question, ere
n solved, That trusts and monopolie
are beneficial and should not bt
il restricted by legislation"
y John Callan, who will move t,
Idaho in few months where h.
8 has purchased large farm, was a
& Sioux City, Ia, last week and at
tended the breeders combination
5. sale of registered Hereford cattle
9 held in that city May l and 2. Mr.
}. Callan invested 5000 in splendid
specimen of this breed of bloodet
: stock, Corbin, 1877, 045, calved Ma,
10. 1901, bred by w. w. Grape, O
Flint. Mich. This Hereford 10 on
= of the finest ever brought to Uniol
county and will be the introduction
y of this celebrated breed upon
higher standard Of quality ant
J points. Mr.. Callan intends t
t. place Corbin upon his new farm il
!. daho.-Alcester Is. Oak Union