Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
LOCAL NOTES

'siiNc Sh0NApiNs va &sthiiClNs
was in town Saturday.
| W. Parisot came out from the
Hump last Friday, enroute to
Spokane.
Paul Tyre, the kooskia post
master, was in the county seat
Saturday
Miss Leila Sheaffer returned Sat
urday FROM an extended visit in
Spokane.
M. f. Folden. of Clearwater,
was pleasant business caller at
this office Monday.
Examinations for state certifi
Gates and life diplomas will be held
in this city on March 26, 81 and IS
w. NJ. Mclean, Il pioneer stock
man, of Doumecq plains, was
| doing, business in town last Satur,
day.
| A. l.. White left Monday for
Seattle where he will engage in the
printing business, having purchased
a job Office there.
Miss Evlyn Wood has been alb
sent from the auditors Office for a
week past, owing to severe at
tack of lagrippe.
The NJ. +. church served tea to
a large number of people last Sat.
urday afternoon aud evening at the
home of w. A. Hall.
G. w. Fulton was elected United
States senator from Oregon last
Friday night, just before the
legislature adjourned.
Frank +. Wyatt was up from
Lewiston last week to attend a
meeting of the executive board of
the Idaho County Stock Associa-
ton.
r. p. Nash, r. L. higgins, Geo.
Hawley, Henry Elfers and j. o.
Levander are among the Salmon
river citizens who are attending
court this week.
, For SALE.-One 81 log wagon
nearly new, will either sell OF
trade towards a team of draft
horses. Inquire of L. j. Root al
sawmill south of Grangeville.
A. G. Dahl has placed his full
blood Clidesdale stallion with l.
, f. Horning at Tolo. Parties in
! terested in raising good colt'
should remember this fine horse.
: Ike Alderman received anothel
I check for SO last week from The
s SELF Shoe Co. az reward for sci
+ ling the largest number of thei
e shoes during the month of January
u Jerry Baker has the lumber OF
> the ground for the erection of
u new residence near the cour
y house. Architect Weber drew TIL
plans and will put up the building
l.. j. Root started up his ne,
sawmill Monday. He is NIGEL
located three miles south of tow
in good body of timber and wi
without doubt do a good business
70 The mill has a daily capacity {
1900 feet.
Is J. M. Lumpkin, of Mo-
It COW, has purchased the Site
o. drug store of DIR. .Brile,
ID who expects to leave for the cas-
s, DIR. Briley is, also, postmaster ;
Sites and his departure will lea1
n. ii vacancy in that office.
Chicago is to have the fine
museum in the world, and Ma
shall Field is to provide the fun,
tx to build it, according to plans nc
lie under discussion by the Sou
og Park commission. The lake fro
ed is to be the site and the maximu
IS. cost is to be $40, 100000.
or Mr.. A. G. Babson, an electric
ed engineer from Portland, was he
Saturday and Sunday lnterviewil
d. G. VanBuren with reference
machinery and apparatus for t
. power plant on the South For
1 -. Mr.. Babson represents the Gener
200 Electric Co., of New York, t
''o largest manufacturer of electric
70 machinery in the world.
IN A. S. Richardson and j.
de kessler, of the Denver Drama
for Company, were over Saturd
we night to witness the presentation
put "Charley's Aunt by the Grans
we vile local talent. The Den,
les people are billed to give their fl
on, performance at Denver on March
ar and they promise good enterta
for ment
for
"Charley's Aunt" as presen
by the local talent at the Y. M.
OF A. ball last Friday and Stature
EAR nights, was one of the most pie
'ast ing and successful entertainme
pm ever given in Grangeville. Ev
,.,e part was carefully prepared, {
lei. the way it was carried out wo
TWO have been credit to profession
CIV Large audiences attended b
oe entertainments as well as the m
ute nee Saturday afternoon, and