Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
Mr.. White is preparing to build a
new house ION his farm and make
other Substantial imnrnYements.

new house ION his farm and make
other substantial improvements.
The third annual meeting of the
Idaho State Press Association, SET
Tor sept, 10Th at Occur d. Alene
City, has been postponed till Mon
day, Oct, 10.
Richard Day and John Cole ar
rived here last week from Alcester,
South Dakota, and will look over
Camas Prairie with view to To-
eating.
viii @. Brown, general manager
of the Boston Buffalo-Idaho Co.'S
mines at Concord, came out from
the Hump Monday and left the
same day for Wallace.
The American Mining Congress
which has been in session at Dead
wood adjourned Saturday to meet
next year at Portland, Oregon. j.
III, Richards, of Boise, was re-elect-
ed president.
Quality, style, fit, finish and
price-these are the five cardinal
points Of excellence which distin-
guish the Palmer garments for
ladies' cloaks, suits and skirts at
Alexander & Friedenrich.
Levi Magee returned home to-
day from the southern part of the
state where he has been in the Of
fetal capacity of grand master of
the Odd Fellows Of this state.
Joe Vincent who was operated
on for brain tumor two weeks ago
is again able to be on the street.
The operation was very successful
and Joe's friends are congratulate
ing him on his speedy recovery.
Joe b. Wade and family left
Monday for Seattle for ten days
outing and business trip. VIM.
Ingman is assisting in the store in
his absence and is proving himself
a first class merchant.
At a meeting Of the school board
Monday night the newly elected
directors were sworn in and the
board organized bI electing G. II.
Mcdonald chairman, w. A. Hall,
clerk, and Martin Wagner treas
urer.
New York parties have bonded
a group of claims in Elk City be-
longing to the Zeigle Creek Idaho
Company for 10000. The proper
ty has been mentioned as one Of
the most promising in the district.
Geo. X. Reid yesterday received
a very handsome present in the
form of an elk tooth charm from
his old friend J. d. Meyer of Port
land. 1t is an elegant piece OF
work and Geo. X. is naturally
proud of it. =,
Rees Hattabaugh has this week
been admitted to the practice of
law and is already engaged in sew
eral cases. Rees is one of idaho
county's brightest young men and
will make his mark in his chosen
profession.
Hochcrsmith and Bedford are
pushing work on their big feed
barn. The building is 10Ox5O feet,
will hold so tons of hay, and will
accommodate so head of horses
and a large number of vehicles.
James Witt is back from the
Salmon river where he went in the
interest Of the Pittsburg gentlemen
who recently purchased the Short
Bar placer properties. The owners
will prosecute work all winter pre-
paratory to working the property
extensively next year.
/, G. Hattabaugh has secured
a first class theatrical company
which will appear each night Of the
street fair at the courthouse audi
forum. Mr.. Hattabaugh is the
right man to look after this line of
entertainment, and when he en-
cages company he has to be con-
WINGED that they are all right.
Mrs. A. c. Hawson returned
Saturday from Portland where she
has been for month past buying
millinery goods. She has pur-
chased q large and we'll selected
stock containing the latest styles
in everything. See her ad. else
where in this issue.
r. w. Tanner and wife passed
through here last Sunday from
Thunder Mountain where they
have been running the boarding
house for the Dewey mine. They
formerly RIM tho Tannar botal ~