Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-04-16
LOCAL NOTES.

Easter music will be repeated
at Trinity Church next Sunday
morning.
VIM. Mulhall, the Denver
townsite man, was doing business
in town this week.
st. Agnes Guild will arrange
for the May day Fair at its meet
ing Wednesday at 2:30 p. IN.
II. I. Madgwick, the Lewiston
contractor, was in town this week
enroute to the Cove placers, in
which he is large stakeholder.
The old express office premises
are being re6tted for the occupa-
ton of Chamberlain & Hambly
real estate agents, who will move
in on May |.
The following We're the success
full ones at the Alexander &
Freidenrich red box sale: Mrs.
Knutson, SO; Carl Mclean, So;
Carl Mclean, 81.
Dave Yates was in town from
Denver yesterday. Mr. Yates has
been spending the winter in Vine
land but came up on the Prairie
this week to look after his interests.
j. II. Robinson is busy taking
the School Census in this district.
If any one is accidently overlooked
they should not fail to report to
Mr.. Robinson and be enumerated.
The Improved order of Red Men
are arangeing to hold a street fair
in Lewiston sometime in June.
1t will last a week. The COM
mites are already soliciting
attractions.
The Tanner House at Sites has
changed hands and is now under
the able management of A. H..
Shepard, recently Of northern
Idaho. 1t will be known hereafter
as the Pacific Hotel.
The FREE PRESS has received a
supply of garden seeds from the
department of agriculture at Wash
ington for distribution. Parties
desiring to plant some of these
seeds can call at this Office for
them.
The Presbyterian Church is
hereafter to hold services twice
each Sunday. Next Sunday there
will be song service with special
music by the Sunday School child
rem and choir. All are invited to
attend both services.
Solen Single the peoples law
yer will be presented by local tai
ent at the new Opera House on
Friday April "a. The proceeds
will be used for purchasing scenery
and other fittings for the stage
Everybody should attend as a good
entertainment is assured and they
will at the same time be aiding
worthy cause.
The county commissioners met
Monday, and so far their time has
been principally occupied with road
matters. The question of vault
and county Jail will be considered
this term, but it is not yet decided
what steps will be taken in the
matter. There is a large amount
of business to be disposed of and
it is probable that the board will
be in session for fully two weeks.
The Easter Sale by the women
of the Presbyterian Church will be
held in the church hall on Friday
afternoon April 18th commencing
at O'clock. The ladies have for
some Tins been sewing fancy and
domestic articles in preparation
for the sale. There will also be Il
line Of home made cakes, salads.
etc, to be disposed of and refresh
ments will be served from 5 to 7 D.
IN. All are very cordially invited
to attend.
Senator Hepburn has recommen-
dee Willis Sweet. of Idaho for the
position of Attorney General Of
Porto Rico, 1t is probable that
the appointment will be made son
though it is hardly expected that
the president can act before his re-
turn from his trip. Senators Proc
tor of Vermont and Mitchell of
Oregon, and Ex-senator shoup Of
Idaho had previously filed papers
indorsing Sweet for a judicial
position in the PHILIPPINES. These
Endorsements may help expedite
the present appointment.