Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-09-10
LOCAL NOTES

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Miss Eunice Turner, OF Cotton
/. cd, visited friends here Sunday.
~ Mrs. III. s. Jones is visiting her
aghter Mrs. r. L. Higgins on
Il lmon river.
!, ! Mrs. w. s. Mclean, a pioneer
Il 'ckman OF Doumacq plains, is in
vn this week.
Warren Auchinvole came out
n m his cattle ranch on Snake
Il er last Saturday.
Hon. Frank Harris, a prominent
Ii orney Of Weiser, is attending
o., lrt here this week.
"A Matt Gilbert, the Buffalo Hump
b ming man, returned Sunday from
p business trip to Spokane.
VI Mr.. Morrow, prominent mining
In Of near Florence, is transact
6 'y business in the county seat this
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+ tThe Misses Rothlisberger who
i've been visiting in Lewiston,
{ We gone to Salt Lake where they
6. II enter school.
10 The rainy weather of the last few
fys has suspended threshing and
I it continues long will result in
rious damage.
d Geo. X. Reed, Ezra Baird, VIM.
nth, and Claude Flint left Sum
ely for the Hump for q short stay
!. Idaho county's big mining camp.
] ' Miss George Reed entertained
I number of her friends at a WOOL
cking Monday night. Refresh
! ents were served and a pleasant
4 'ening spent.
! Mrs. John B. Pearce and chill
'en arrived last night from Pull
= an to join Mr.. Pearce who is
4 it'll the Alexander & Freidenrich
Establishment.
u Geo. L. Hedges returned Satur-
~ from trip to Seattle where he
emit to superintend the loading of
car of machinery for the Lucky
'ad Mining Company.
T. Frank Wyatt, the Salmon river
jockman, shipped 175 head of four
ear-Old steers to Seattle last week
n nd will have several mo 70 ship
rents in the near future.
Dan Worth returned yesterday
'om Big Greek where he has been
Dr. some time past with eastern
capitalists who have secured large
, inning interests in that district.
(, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Richardson
re out from Newsome Creek and
titopping at the Jersey house. Mrs.
(: richardson has been spending the
! ummer at the mining camp, but
I. ,ill 60 to Lewiston for the winter.
! Chris Keefer and Adam Brust
] ave purchased the meat market OF
Foster & Hall and will take charge
, he 10th of this month. Both gen.
lemen are thoroughly conversant
Nth the business and will no
oubt enjoy a liberal patronage.
Chas. Branhan, u pioneer Of this
ounty, is in town from Meadows
: there he now resides. Mr.. Bran
{ an came to Warren in 1868 and
wed there until a few years ago.
, t has been Is years since he was
ist in Grangeville and naturally
Offices many changes.
Frank Hogan is having his ton
orial parlors re-papered and fitted
p in a most attractive manner.
lie has engaged another fl rst-class
arber who will be here tonight.
rank is determined to keep upI
D date with prosperous city and
'ill have as good shop az can be
ound anywhere.
G. o. Whiting came out from
,Iarshall Lake last week where he
tut recently sold the Nevada min
ing claim. He reports properties
n that district as looking fine and
predicts great future for the
amp. Mr.. Whiting will 20 from
,lere to Southern California where
lie will spend the winter.
!, At the regular meeting of the
stebekah lodge last Thursday night
Harry P. Wallis and Miss Grace
Jason, two members OF the lodge,
we're united in marriage, Rev. W.
II. Hall officiating The contract
Ing parties are both well and favora-
iiy known and have a host of
friends who wish them a long and
,lappy welded life.
At the school election Monday
l1. w. Oliver aud G. r. Mcdonald
lvere elected directors to serve three
'ears in the place OF w. w, Brown
md James Edwards who's terms
Expired. The friends of Mr.. Brown
Urged him tn stand for re. election.
end many went SO Ear as to vote
Cor him, but he absolutely refused
~ run, and stated that Id would
lot qualify il elected. There was
nut little interest taken and only
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