Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-07-30

j. X. morrison OF Lewiston, are
spending this week ON the prairie
looking sitter their property inter-
ests in this country.
Cyrus Holsclaw, while working
on a building this morning, fell
from a scaffold and broke his right
arm. DR.. Campbell was called and
reduced the fracture.
DR.. King of Spokane, whose
announcement Of visit to be made
in Grangeville week of August Sd
to Sth is the best known eye spec
altist in the north west; those need
ing glasses should be sure to see
him.
Trinity church Sunday school at
10 a. M; Holy communion with
sermon, II q. m, Sunday. st.
Agnes Guild at 2:3O p. m. and
Study club at 1880 p. m. in Trinity
Parish house next Wednesday.
White Bird school house service
next Sunday evening.
H. J. McFadden, the fruit man
of White Bird, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday. The fruit crop
on the river is considered very fine
this season. Mr.. McFadden is
coming up the last Of the week
with a load Of peaches and other
fruits.
DR.. M. w. Isle and wife, who
lately came from Missouri to Nez
Perez, and Mrs. II. P. Eastwood,
mother of Ed. Eastwood who is
clerking in the store of Vollmer &
Scott, came over from Nez Perce
Saturday and stayed dntil Monday
morning.
Riley Clemens, Of Sites, we'll
known in race horse circles, was in
town the first OF the week with
four horses that he was taking to
to Salmon Meadows. He has em.
employed the noted jockey, Owen
Mounce, to ride for him. Mounce
has rode in the best races in this
country and England.
Parker and Young report the
sale of q quarter section near
Denver owned by Hugo Sigmund
Of Yakima, to Conrad Keinath, a
new arrival. They have also nego-
tiated sale Of the quarter section
the school section north
east Of town, formerly owned by
w. s. Austin to A. E. Ball, of Gin
Ton, Iowa.
Samuel Kennedy, who was badly
mashed by a log rolling over him
vt TrOehs sawmiil seven weeks ago.
8 now able to be out. on clutches
Il was at first thought that Mr..
Kennedy was almost the same as
lead, but he bids fair to become as
strong as ever and to live q long
while to come.
The Vollmer- Clearwater Grain
No., Ltd, Friday of last week
closed the deal for the purchase OF
he Sweeny warehouse building
md franchise here in Sites. The
Vollmer-Clearwater Co. expect to
general warehouse and
ransfer business and w. w. Glas-
y will continue as local manager.
Patriot. |.
Hugh O'Kane returned SUNDAY
rom Seattle, where he went with
shipment of horses which he dis
osed of at good prices. He Wis
ted several points in the north
rest, but says Grangeville is the
est town of it's size that he has
ound. Much interest is being
Manifested by Seattle people in
'uffalo Hump mines, and John
'udihee and others expect to visit
he camp soon.
A delegation Of prosperous men :
onsisting Of L. A. Bruner, R. :
lice. G. w. Petty, Attorney Coutts c
nd Kinkaid came over from Cot n
'nwood Monday on business with
ne county commissioners. Mr..
Ice, who is one of the farmers of
lat section. says that the cereal
'op OF his part Of the country is
le finest he ever saw and that the
'rmers are preparing for a big
arvest.
A party of Iowa capitalists con- L
sting of G. F. Garrison, w. E. r.
erguson and J. H. Savage spent 81
'e early part of the week on Sal. n
on River in company with Avery 3:
Moore inspecting group of Mr..
CORES properties on Copper, Mt. to
the Camp Howard district. As 8:
result OF their visit it is expected
at a new impetus will be given to b
Q already active section. Is
Judge Henry Sullivan of Spokane, al
ssed through town Monday on -
3 way home. He has been out y,
Elk city, and Warrens on an u
ting. Judge Sullivan and Judge W
lneyard, of this place, are old 90
ends, having chumed together n -,
Oregon when they were boys, 81; q,
d they had pleasant visit to- ON
bher while Mr.. Sullivan was here. ,
Fred Mckenzie came out from 81,