Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-15

"A. Il. Tarker ana MRS. w. N.
Scales. 4 IF
c. j. Hall, the Salmon river
stockman, returned yesterday from
a trip east. During his absence he
took unto himself q better half
who accompanied him ION his re-
turn.
}. P. Hartman recently purchas-
ed the Farnham ranch OF 100 acres
west of town, and sold it again in a
few days at good advance to q
brother OF Walter Fray, who will
improve the place.
Prof. w. j. Hannah, who ia
teaching the Clearwater school,
was in town Sunday. He is we'll
pleased with his location and re-
ports an interesting school and
pleasant neighborhood.
Mrs. Levi Magee, Mrs. ]. A.
Hanson, Mrs. w II. Williams,
and Mrs. w. A. Hall will Join the
delegation of Odd Fellows that
leave here tomorrow to attend the
grand lodge at Occur d'Alene City.
P. G. Leonard, OF Lowe, was a
pleasant caller at this office Satur-
day. He has recently secured a
piece of Camas Prairie land and
will join the large number OF
prosperous Idaho county farmers.
The funeral services of Mrs.
Lee Gamer, at Mt. Idaho, was
conducted by Rev. Willard n.
Roots last Tuesday at IL a. IN.
The funeral was largely attended
and Mr.. Ganar has the sympathy
of the entire community.
V. T. Cooper, the blind phren-
ologist, has been doing landoffice
business in town during the past
week and from the way the crowds
have been visiting his office most
of our people ought to know what
they are good for by this time.
On Monday the principal own
ers of the Cracker Jack joined in
effecting a pool Of about 100000
shares of stock which was placed
in the Bank OF Camas Prairie.
This is a big majority of the total
stock issued.
Carl Burchard, of Moscow, was
in town this week arranging to put
in bowling alley. He has secur-
ed the vacant bnilding this side of
the Revere hotel and expects to
have the alley in operation by No
veinber 1st.
At the Presbyterian church the
Sunday services are: Sabbath
school 10 a. m, preaching services
IL n. M, Christian Endeavor 6:45
p. M, evening services 1880 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880.
The only registered undertaken
and embalmer in idaho county.
have had fifteen years experience
and when do you job l won't
prevent your friends from viewing
the remains. A free hearse in
city limits. w. e. GRAHAM.
r. G. Bailey left Monday for
Dixie where he will began work on
the properties of the Nonpariel
Mining CO.. near that place. He
is having a large amount of sup.
plies taken in and expects to work
n number OF men all winter.
James Goodwin Of Harpster has
rented his fine farm down on the
Southfork and 10 now looking
sround for residence in growing
Grangeville, so that he can remove
to town and give his family the
benefit of our fine public school
system.
w. III. Short, stockman ant
owner of some good mining prop
erty on Salmon river, was in towr
Monday. Mr.. Short was formerly
owner of the bar placers, which
bear his name and which were
recently sold to eastern parties fol
his sum.
Jas. NJ. Hand left yesterday
with supplies for Beaver creek, il
the Big Creek mining district
where he will look after the wori
now being done on the propert,
owned by himself and w. N. Rob
inson. He expects to remain in
side until about the first of tn.
year.
J r. E. Lockwood, editor Of tn,
Weiser Signal, was in town Mon