Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-09-24
j. M. Wolbert was over from
Cottonwood Monday.

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Mrs. +. j. Reed is visiting Mrs
Lee Smith at White Bird.
w. w. Brown made a business
trip to Cottonwood last week.
A. Mcdonald went to Whit,
Bird Friday to lay in a supply 0
peaches.
w. Z. Daggett, a prominen
merchant from Southwick, was il
town Sunday.
John Scism Of this city and Miss
Grace Webb of Colfax were mar.
ried at Sites last week.
John Pearson has his new resi-
dence nearly completed and will
move in within few days.
G. w. Durham, secretary of the
Idaho County Stock Association,
was up from White Bird Monday.
A large number of our people at
tended the harvest carnival at
Denver Monday and report a
pleasant time.
Remember the regular services
at the M. f. church Sunday at IL
q. m. and 1880 p. m.
Rev. Willard III. Roots will hold
services at Kooskia this evening
and at Sites Sunday evening.
The Thimble club of the Pres
byterian church will give a grab
social Friday evening next at the
church. Refreshments Is cents,
grab 10 cents. Everybody invit-
ed.
In addition to the premiums Of
fered elsewhere in this issue, Edw.
Gault, of Cincinnati, Iowa, offers
$40 for the best herd of registered
shorthorns, not less than three
head.
The Inter-State-Fair to be held
at Moscow, Sept, 20 to Oct, 2,
promises to be successful event.
The only misfortune is that
Grangeville holds her big street
fair on practically the same date.
The ladies' of the nj. f. church
are arranging to serve meals in w.
A. Halls Office, as they did last
year during the street fair. They
gave general satisfaction last year
and intend to do SO this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Faulkner
have leased their farm on Cotton
wood creek to d. H. Kuke, a late
arrival from Dakota, and leave to-
for a protracted visit to
Mr.. Faulkner's old home in Nova
Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Reed, who
have BEEN visiting their son, Geo,
NJ. Reed, for some time past, leave
today for their home at Monticello,
illinois. Mr.. Reed has been
greatly pleased with Camas prairie
md has invested considerable
money in land.
Chas Flock and family came out
rom the Hump Sunday where Mr..
Flock has been doing assessment
work on his mining claims. He
las opened up IA fine body Of ore on
he San Francisco and will return
n about two weeks to do more
work. Mrs. Flock will remain
outside during the winter.
Warnie Cook is out from Elk City
having been subpened for the de-
ense in the Crea case. He reports
Elk City and contiguous country
rs progressing by leaps and bounds,
many substantial properties hav-
ng been bonded during the sum-
ner to eastern capitalists, many of
whom are working good crews on
heir claims.
Lieut.. X. Fl. Hartman has is
sued a call to Spanish war veter-
ms to meet at Lewiston on Octob-
n IL to effect state organization.
Every state in the union except
Idaho already has organized and it
8 earnestly requested that there be
\ good attendance. The meeting
occurs during the Interstate fair
md reduced rates can be secured
IN all railroads.
a good start should be made at
,nce toward effecting some organ
cation to care for the crowds that
will be in Grangeville during the
street fair. At present the hotels
ire full to overlooking with ordin-
Iry, everyday business. The fair
s going to be the biggest event
,ver held here and our citizens are
lnder obligations to see that the
arge crowd that is sure to come is
veil cared for.