Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-20
LOCAL NOTES

For oils, forks and bolts of a
TX h, aa' 80 20 Alexander & FFe'de'
.R,' Ed Taylor, the merchant
& " .llender, was out the first Of til
eek ON business.
10 Mrs. j. A. Hanson is sick wit
~ phoid fever. Mrs. Gary, tn
~ 'spital nurse, is taking care q
Our merchants are daily receiy
vast quantaties of freight an,
nerwise getting ready for the i'm
Hi ense fall trade which is expected
=, Mrs j. w. Davis, who has bee,
:. sitting in Tacoma for a month
-" jturned home Tuesday morning
:, had delightful trip on til,
ID asst.
: Next Thursday evening Prof
~. w. Beach, of the w. A. c.. OF
! altman, will deliver an instruc.
IS 'e lecture entitled "The French
n huolution," at the high school
.,I tom.
: Miss Sadie Stockton left Wednes-
1T ~ for Spokane, where she will
Isl, end the high school. Miss Stock
Va was a graduate of the high
i Wool here last spring and is an
rs ,ellent student.
I: sTrinity Church Sunday School
o a. m. and services at IL a. m.
w xt Sunday. Rev. Willard Fl.
lots will hold services in Kooskia
~ night and in Sites Sunday eve
|Ffg.
order a new suit. j. l.. Gatzert
20. OF Chicago will exhibit pat
lengths of their woolens at
! ,'sxander 4 Freidenrich's store
lYg. 25th. Their expert measurer
be in attendance.
rdrs. Bertha Sherwin, who has
an in Spokane for some time
,ducting lodging house, has
ii. posed of her interests there and
III return to Grangeville the last |
CHS week.
~ o. L. Mcdonald left yesterday
/ LEWISTON where he will appear |
il VIM. G. Hansen in the contest
g of John Kitsmiller vs. VIM. /
Hansen. Attorney Fulton will
)ear for Kitsmiller.
AZ The rock foundation for the
\ INK of Camas Prairie addition is
! and ready for the brick, which
,low being burned up in the foot
is. It is expected that bricklay-
will commence next week.
h leo. M. Reed was severely and
\ ,nfully bruised Tuesday evening
his saddle horse walking off the
I 'dge and falling on him. DIR.
:.ffer was called and reports his
! lent getting along nicely.
at Lulu Nickel's party last
lex there was jolly crowd. The
ming was spent in playing cards,
cling and listening to selections
the piano. Miss Lulu served
guests with delicious pineapple
lrbet and cakes.
~. ID. Reed an attorney from
tndsor, Maine, arrived here Fri.
( . night. He came to settle 10
estate Of Cyrus Erskine, whose
rs reside in Maine. Mr.. Reed
very much pleased with this
ntry and thought our climate 5
u much more pleasant than that
Al he pine tree state. II
n Nhas. Haynes threshing outfit
ned up Wednesday. 1t was
sed by spontaneous combustion
IN the machine becoming clogged {
\ ! h smut. They were threshingl
4 Mr.. Wright on what is known
X 'Bhe Clark place eight miles north ! I
l5own. Considerable grain was
\ 'ned.
4 Dr.. Harry Barber and Mrs. f.
DUSASS, WIZ WCiC SuOTU Ulme
\ n collecting funds for the North
stern Home Finding association
! 70 completed their trip to a num- :
of North Idaho towns and the
cunt received from Grangeville
q.reater than any of the other
ms.
Dr.. K. M. Jackson and D. 1. $
'slps, of Fairbault, Mimi, ar n
ed here Tuesday and left for +
renee yeterday. The gentlemen t
III interested in the Gilt-Edge a
ritz claims upon which consid- 4
BILE work has been done and a
Ike of rich ore recently reported v
he lower levels of the mine. q
V. II Clark and family left for
fax Sunday, where Mrs. Clark