Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-27
LOCAL NOTES

for brief vacation.
A heavy rain fell Tuesday nipl
and part of yesterday Which wi
delay the harvesters.
For SALE-Choice 16O-acre farm
close to Grangeville. Geo. M. Reet
Sept
The public schools of this cit
will open for the usual nine months
term on Monday, Sept. Z.
A marriage licence was issued h
Egbert E. Teft and Miss Minnie V
Eller.
Mrs. J. +. Ailshie left Sunda,
for weeks visit at the farm O
Thomas Erwin, near Tolo.
Miss Minnie Binnard, ccompa
MED by her nurse, is here from
Lewiston visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Wax.
}. Riebald was over from Clear
water this week. and says every
thing is running along smoothly
IN his part of the country.
ia. Clark, son-in-law of j.
Vollmer, and his wife, who were
visiting a few days at Wallace
Scott's, returned to Lewiston on
Monday.
A new worlds record was made
Tuesday at Readville, Mass. when
Lou Dillon trotted the mile race in
two minutes. She is California
bred mare.
f. E. Fogg sold lots l, 2 and 3. |
block A, and lots 4, 5 and 6 in
block b, in northeast addition to |
Grangeville, to A. r. Lewis; con.
sideration 1915.
G. f. Hockersmith, who has been
visiting on the Clearwater for a
couple OF weeks, has returned much
improved in health and is acting
as clerk in the Bargain store.
For sale-One fine span heavy
work horses, age and 6 years:
also one span Of matched mares,
well broken with match mare colts
weight about 23OO lbs.
Sept. II f. w. OLIVER.
). A. Wilkinson returned Friday
from Pullman accompanied by N.
W. Nc Gee, who was once interest
ed IN the Bargain store. Mr.. Nc
zee came over to visit few days !
with old friends.
Billy Mckinney, who had his r
foot severely injured short time '
ago by running pick into it, was c
brought out from Elk City Satur- t
day and will remain here until the
wound is healed.
Jerry Baker and wife have bro h
ken all records of gathering huckle- .
berries. They were at what is q
called the Switchback place, were L
gone not quite one week and came a
back with AZ gallons. b
Miss Lillian Leisure, who has a
oeen visiting her sister, Mrs. CLAY al
here for nearly two
months, will return to her home 7
n Moscow, Saturday. Miss. Leis. N
Ire is university student. d,
The Misses Emma and Mary v
will leave Sunday for 8:
salt Lake City, where they will al
lttend business college. Miss to
amma was one of the graduates of m
he high school here last spring.
ii. G. Spencer, one of Denver's q.
progressive farmers, was in town n
saturday. Mr.. Spencer said he OF
wanted the FREE Press sent to ie
I'M; that he had not been taking -
for while, but found that he Y.
ould hardly do without it. m
TT tn
II. q. Oliver was up from Harp Ri
ter Tuesday. He says there is Of
considerable packing out of merch-
ndlse from that place to the mines.
, pack train was loaded at Mr.. &c
ilver's store Monday for Salmon fo
ver. Or
Billy Hogan was in Lewiston the W.
re part of the week and while w
lere purchased some property. e,'
r. Hogan has great confidence in ~ wa
70 future of Lewiston and thinks m'
at money invested in property a .'
ere at present is very good in %
John Crooks, Bob Cone, Dave wa
senbery and Chas. Cone returned g..
latter part of last week from a nn'
trip into the fountains. They ~.
lveled over 200 miles on their w.
nting and fishing expedition. oao
is probable they had more travel ne'
IN fish and game while away. az
kev. Beers, of Spokane, held
lscopal services at the Milk Q, :
rings school house last Sunday " !.
large and attentive congrega- eAl a
n. Altho this is one of the old "nu
school houses in the county, I e.'
is the first time when the M ,ao
lding has been used for relig- we.
s services, and the reverend - =
'tleman was highly pleased with ~ y y
reception which WAS accordad "