Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-07-23
Frank Steckner was in town
from Elk City this week.

from Elk City this week.
Rev. Willard II. Roots returns
from the hills next Saturday and
will conduct usual services at Trim.
ity church Sunday.
Rev. Chas. A. Horne is making
his annual tour of the mining dis
tricts, but we regret to say that he
cannot reach Grangeville this trip
Prof. and Mrs. Granville returned
home Tuesday night after three
weeks of very pleasant recreation
and visit to Long Beach and
Portland.
Alexander & Freidenrich have
Just received complete line Of in
fants' wear, cushion tops and black
machine silk suitable for tailors or
dressmakers.
DIR. McCallie, The old reliable
dentist, will practice in Sites
Tuesday Of each week, Kooskia
each Wednesday aud Kamiah the
balance of his time. Oct-23
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Holt and
family were over from Golf last
Saturday. Mr.. Holt is having his
house painted and some very nice
improvements made.
A little son of S. S. Fem was
badly bitten Tuesday evening by a
vicious dog at White Bird. The
dog belonged to F. z. Taylor and
was promptly killed.
Miss Pauline Paulsen is the new
and very accommodating waitress
at the Revere hotel, Having taken
the place of Miss Butcher, who
left for Spokane Tuesday.
J. A. Wood came out from the
Hump Sunday for a short visit.
Mr.. Wood has been working in
the Cracker Jack and is confident
that it is wonderful mine.
Judge J. w. BOnebrake and fam
lily left Sunday for Coos county
Ore. where they go to attend fam
lily reunion. They expect to be
absent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martineau
left last Friday for the Hump,
where Mr.. Martineau has Dur-
chased hotel. They were accom-
panied by Miss Weatherford.
r. Fl. Hartman came up from
Salmon river last week where he
has been painting a residence for
G. c. Holt. He returned to fin
ish some other work in that Sec
ton.
WANTED. Three ponies to pack
or ride, from s12 to SIS. Must be
gentle enough for child to ride.
Or will pay $50 for use of same for
60 days. Apply to, E. d. Miner,
Maxey house.
County Treasurer Robertson,
Prof. Miles Reed, J. A. Wilkinson
and Lone Day returned Saturday
from a fishing expedition to Moores
lake. Theyt repor pleasant trip
and plenty of fish.
Rev. d. o. Ghormley of Tacoma
Wash, Synodical missionary will
preach at the 1st Presby terrain
church of Grangeville next Sunday
morning and evening. All are
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Whipple,
who have been staying at the Re-
we're hotel the past two weeks, left
for Clearwater where the will make
their home. Mr.. Whipple will
conduct a blacksmith shop there.
A. T. Reynolds, who operates
the ferry across Salmon river near
the old state bridge, was in town
several days this week. He re-
ports travel increasing over the
route, though it was very light
during the winter.
Earl Wright, who is working in
he employ of the o. r. & N. rail-
Dad at Portland, secured a short
yacation and is here visiting his
listers, Mrs. Hugh O'Kane and
Mrs. J. j. Hogan and his cousin.
Yrs. Fred Mckenzie.
A dance will be held in the
chool hall at Denver, Idaho, Fri
lay, July 81, the proceeds to be
lsed in building sidewalks in the
own. Music by Crouk's orches-
ra. Tickets, including supper.
1.50.
While here last week E. A. Ball |
I Iowa, purchased the 800 acre |
arm north of Denver owned bv
:. w. Cowan, paying for the same
20 per acre. He also purchased
60 acres north east of town owned
y W. A. Austin, paying therefor
5000.