Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-03-05
LOCAL NOTES

from a visit to Portland.
Miss Marie Berg has accepted
position in The Big Buffalo Store
John L. Chapman has been re-
appointed postmaster at Lewiston.
John Hoene, the Keutherville
sawmiil man, was in town Monday.
Abstractor Geo. M. Reed made
a business trip to Lewiston this
week.
Do YOU suffer from chilblains?
Rights Chilblain Remedy is a sure
cure.
Mrs. Geo. Parks and child are
recovering from severe case of
measels.
A carload of extra A Star Shin
giles received at ii. A. Greving's,
Sites. Idaho.
The finest line of Candies, Fruits
and Cigars can always be had al
the Bon Bon.
Geo ID. Smith, Of Roosevelt has
been appointed notary public for
Idaho County.
Fred Mitchell expects to start
his shingle mill in few weeks for
TIE spring run.
Green River Whiskey. The
whiskey without "a headache. AT
the Oregon Saloon.
w. G. McNutt returned last
night from Salmon River where he
has been surveying.
l. A. Painter, formely of Elk
City, writes to have the FREE
PRESS sent tn him at Sciota, Ill.
Arthur johnson, late with Shaw
Borden Co., of Spokane, has ac-
cepted position on the FREE
~ PRESS.
s. G. b. Unzicker and Miss Mabel
Putnam were married Monday
at the NJ. E. parsonage in this city,
Rev. Smith officiating.
Assessor Telcher turned over
. SS31.67 to the Treasurer Monday
in delinquent taxes collected during
the month of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwalbaci
and little son returned Saturday
IRON Walla Waila, where the TIVE
latter have been enjoying an ex
tended visit.
III John Hoene has on hand at hi
mill two miles southwest of Keuth
CO erville, 100. 900 feet of first class Oh
O. flooring, rustic and shiplay. Plac
50 your order early.
j. K. Turner, who purchased I
. yanch of Hon. J. G. Stephens las
fall, was pleasant caller at thi
= office Monday and added his nam
to our subscription list.
Ellis Culdice expects to embar
D. in the newspaper business at Site
nth in. the near future. The pape
c. will be UNCONVENTIONAL one-th
first in Idaho county.
For SALE.-One 81 log WACO
nearly new, will either sell
Is. trade towards team of dra
horses. Inquire of L. j. Root
sawmill south of Grangeville.
Levi Magee, grand master of IL
l. 0. O.. F. of this state, left toda
for Boise and will officially Wis
the lodges in the southern part
!! the state. He expects to be abse
NJ. about two months.
DIED: = Near Clearwater, tt
= county, February 26, 1908, M
Highfeld, aged 81 years. Deceas
leaves husband and infa
ZEN twin daughters, only few da
old.
efore
p NJ W. N. Robinson, who has be
reported lost in a snow slide
Thunder Mountain, is at War;
and in a letter written Feb. q
he informs his friends that he
O.. enjoying usual health.
sitting J. G. McGrew, OF Duiu
woon Mimi, spent IA few days in Gran
W. NJ Vile this week on a visit to
nephew, A. H. McGrew. He
greatly pleased at the appeara
of the country and predicts gr
future for this country.
Messrs. d. l.. Roy and q
Wright arrived Monday even
=, from the Marshall Lake dist
!: \: ~. where they are interested in 81
. 9i os promising properties. They "
o'@o' on to Council Tuesday. Mr..
q On had with him some beautiful
y:oo rich specimens which he had g
ro'- cred up as nature had left then
p III in that fast becoming famous
trict. He is one of the original
l'a.ch moters of the recent Kimberly.
AT. ell deal, and feels confident
r Irom other important deals will be Q
= r'ou in that district very soon.
n ! cav of the specimens he had with
. :. 80 would run as high as $4,000
- nv ton. Meadows Eagle. .