Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-06-18
Local Mention.

Rods and reels of every make
ana price at the Right Drug Store.
Otto Huefner was in Grapyevi,le
several days last week from above
kamiah. o's
yet ready to celebrate the 18th
ana buy your outfit at Alexander
u Friedenrich.
trinity church Strawberry Fest
wal on Judge Scales lawn. Thurs.
day June ~.
j. + Nelson. representing H..
Lewiston Mercantile Co was in
town Monday.
Mrs. 7. D. Swartz is up from
Whiteblrd on visit to Ms
Mary Swartz.
Make yonr feet glad by wearing
Sell shoes, Alexander 4 Fried,u-
rich, sole agents
Trinity Church Sunday School
~ d. IN Morning prayer and SER
mon | a. u. next Sunday.
frank Wyatt, the cattle man f
Salmon river, was doing business
at the county seat last week.
Deputy Sheriff j. S Vincent and
family have rented the Geo. Fem
residence and moved in last week.
Miss Sadie Stockton entertained
the graduating class at dinner at
The Jersey house Sunday evening.
}. Ii. Hanson has sold his land
Interests to his father and expects
to leave SOFA for Southern CAL
i'ornia.
John S. Atchison, of the HUMP.
pa.s'd through here Sunday el-
route home from ~ visit at Spokane
and Lewiston.
George Blain came out from
elk City Monday. He reports the
snow all gone on the road and not
Il great deal of mud.
John A. Cash and Eva f.. Smith
were married in the Auditors of
flee at the court house last week,
w. N. Knox officiating.
Grandma Swartz is still quite
sick at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gelbach, but her condi-
ton is not considered serious.
Geo Pilkenton, of the Hump,
spent few days in town last week
while on his way home from Wis
it in Eastern Oregon and Spokane.
Harry Baker, the genial mer-
chant and hotel m n of Clearwater,
was in town last Friday. He re-
ports everything prospecting in his
section.
j. b. Turner of Green Creek,
came in and proved up on his
homestead Saturday, bringing as
witnesses W. d. Kessler and Frank
Egleston.
Dennis O'Shea, one of our Harp
ster friends, was in town Monday.
The crops in that section are in
good condition and everybody
prospecting.
G. b. Knorr was in town Satur-
day and says that the range in the
mauntaias is the best it has been
for years and will take his cattle
up next week.
The big steam merry -go-round
bought by Phillips & Nurss has
been shipped from the east and the
owners will have il running before
the celebration.
Rev. Willard H. Roots left
Monday for Spokane where he
goes to represent Grangeville at
the Episcopal Convention which
convened in that city Tuesday.
The Victor Mining and Invest
ment company, Of Colorado, is a
new corporation organized to trans
Get business in this state. X. F.
Fulton of this city is named as
their statutory agent.
A. f. Nurss has purchased the
old Brewery property south of
town from G. B. Dunning of Spo-
kane, paving therefore the sum of
$1,000. This brewery was estab-
lished in the spring of 800 by Rid
path and Harris.
In the fire at Genesee last We'd
nesday morning MachePs livery
barn, loss 5000, the Quillin barn
and John Schutte's corner and
dwelling, loss about $1,000 were
destroyed. An election will be
held soon to vote on bonding the
city for water works system.
Robt. Jones, of the stock firm
of Bales & Jones has been buying
hogs on the prairie the last week.
He has eight carloads which he
will ship the last of this week.
The average price paid is 81 cents
but from the rise in Seattle markets
the price here will probably 90 to
81 cents.