Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-13

Trinity Church, Sunday Schoo
10 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon IL a. M, st Agnes Guil'
Wednesday 2.30 p. IN.
Leo Freidenrich, one of tn
White Bird merchants was in towl
on business two days of this week
He says that there is Il good bust
ness in the merchandise line in Lii
town this summer.
Last Tuesday Frank II. Baxte
and Phoebe A. Story were marie,
at the home of the groom's mother
Mrs. Pope, in this city. Tn,
couple left for Nez Perez wher,
they will enter the hotel business
Mrs. L. Brouillard, proprietres.
of the Palouse hotel, and her stste,
Mrs. j. t. Hardestry, arrived here
Tuesday and left Wednesday morn.
ing for Salmon river to visit theil
brother, Fred Collision, a big stock
rancher.
Homer Madison, of Henry Wax's
store, left for Buffalo Hump yester-
day where he will inspect the
Gordon mining claim, preparatory
to having the assessment work
done. There has been some very
fine rock taken from this claim.
W. K. Dixon of Morrow, was
over last Saturday trying to buy
out the stage line owned by Mr..
Adams, which runs from this place
to Cottonwood. The deal was not
made as Mr.. Adams asked more
for the line than Mr.. Dixon was
willing to pay.
Miss Margaret Sweet daughter
of High Sweet and niece of Ed
Sweet, arrived here Friday night
from Clinton, Iowa where she has
been engaged in school work. Miss
Sweet will take charge of one of
the grades in the Grangeyille
school next term.
Felix Warren was up from Lewis
ton the first of the week on matters
connected with the stage company
which operates from here to Cotton
wood. He was trying to arrange
SO that through daily services could
be given from here to Lewiston,
but it seems that he did not sue
coed.
w. 8. Greer and family came up
from Salmon river Monday for d
few days stay in town. Mr.. Greer
is one of the energetic farmers and
stock men who have taken advan-
tage of the great resources of the
Salmon river country and is doing
very well financially. He says
there will be q lot of fat cattle TO
ship from his section this fall.
Geo. NJ. Reed and he father, S.
X: Reed left Tuesday for a trip over
the prairie. They will go to Lewis
ton and on their return will visit
the Nez Perez country. S. r. Reed
came here recently from Iowa, and
is so pleased with the country that
he is investing some of the capital
that he has accumulated in the law
business in the last 80 years in
Camas Prairie real estate.
A camping party composed OF
Mrs Mary Hargrove, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Mnlinix, A. Mulinix, Mrs.
John Pearson and Mrs. Dir. Bibbv
left for Dry creek Tuesday morning
where they will spend two weeks
IN the mountains DR.. Bibby will
manage to spend few days with
The party, driving out in the morn
ing and back in the evening.
A double wedding occurred at
The home of Mr.. Miller, 10 miles
west of this place last Thursday,
6. The contracting parties
were Henry IL. Miller to Elizabeth
'. Griner and Albert c. Rintcel
to Margaret $. Griner. The brides
were sisters and both they and the
5rooms are we'll known in that
part of the country, Rev. j. S. |
smith performed the nuptial cere-
+. Hildebrand was in town the
irst of the week. He had come
'ut from Florence where he went
short time ago to put up a mill
IN some mining property of the
anderson Bros. He expressed
bout the same view of Florence
md Marshal lake camps as Mr..
herman did last week. There is
IN increased amount of work in
10Th places this year.
Frank Hartman, who deals ex-
ensively in stock in the Yakima
ountry, was on the prairie Friday
nd Saturday looking over the ad
antages OF shipping hogs and cat,
lie from here. 1t was his first trim
the prairie and he was surprised
, find such a wonderful well de-
eloped stock and farming country .
as close proximity to the big F,
lining districts. He is an old !,
lend OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brad
nry. I
Frank Brown Commonly known :
Base Ball Brown was in Sunday /,
ON the Hanson farm. where be i =