Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-11-26
LOCAL NOTES

on last week.
N. J. Sweeney was up from
ties Friday.
Ask for stamp photos, 25c per
ven at Bunnell's gallery.
Il. Photos for Xmas, at Tonkins,
Il, unnell's gallery.
I. Photos on Sundays, at Tonkin's
I, sllery, until after holidays.
4 Colonel Allen Miller made a
! lip to Lewiston last week.
z Mrs. T. w. Nickel is visiting
!. elatives at La Crosse, Wash.
! Chas. Flock came out from the
lump last Saturday.
c. E. Holt, the Salmon river
I. ,tockman, was in town Tuesday.
A. F. Parker's family have the
SCARLET fever and are quarantined.
VIM. Ingram came up from
Charleston Monday on a business
trip.
Judge J. F. Taylor, Of White
Bird, was business visitor last
week.
Miss May Horning, of Tolo, has
accepted position in the audit
or's Office.
Judge Steel's father died at
Spencer, Indiana, last week at an
advanced age.
Messrs. McDuffie & Griffith have
recently purchased a large addi-
ton to their law library.
Bales & Jones will buy all the
turkeys in Idaho county if de-
livered at their ranch before Dec.
10.
Avery G. Moore has been invited
to deliver the address at the Elk
memorial services at Moscow next
month.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Vincent is
seriously i'll and it may be neces-
sary for him to again undergo an
operation.
Fred Rustemeyer, Of Cotton
wood, came over Saturday to
plaster the new bank building. He
will he here some time,
Chris Keefer has sold his inter-
est in the meat market to Adam
Brust who will continue the bust
ness as sole proprietor.
John Bowman and Miss Goldie
Ulin, both of Nez Perce, were
married in this city Sunday, Rev.
G. T. Mcdonald officiating.
King, the optician, from Spok-
ane, will be at fhe Jersey house
November Goth, 3Oth and Dec. LIST.
See him if you need glasses.
Trinity church Sunday school
10 a. m. Services IL a. m. Rev.
Horn, of Charleston, will exchange
with Rev. Root on Sunday next.
The little daughter of jest
Thompson, who had her wris
broken some time ago by fal
from a horse, is recovering nicely
Frank Brown has gone to Lew
istod to visit his family and ar
range to install them in their new
home which he recently purchas
ed.
w. D. Lurittricum, of Spokane
has leased the building formerl.
occupied by the Allen-Gilbert mus
ic store and will open up a first
class jewelry store.
There are q number OF cases o
scarlet fever in the town but al
are under control and it is no
thought that the disease will be
come epidemic.
Marriages licenses were issue
last week to Ursula Margaret
Anna Rosa Greuber and j. Conra
Keinoth, and Frank Bryan an
Miss Minnie Hughes.
The court house auditorium ha
been supplied with opera chairs
They we've put in Saturday an
will add much to the appearance
and comfort of the room.
Lou Smith came out from tn
Hump, Saturday, enroute to Spok
ane. He reports most Of the Out
side work done for the winter an
everything looking good.
Frank Hunt and Miss Berth
Lamb were married at the res
dence Of A. A. Smith in this cit
Monday evening. Rev. G. T. Nj
Donald, officiating.
Travel between Grangeville an
the Hump is on the increase an
since the snow road has bee
opened, splendid sleighing is r,
ported, making the trip an cas-
one.
At Oakland, Oregon, which
considered the poultryopolis of tt
coast, 10000 turkeys were dresse
and shipped last week to the cit
markets for the Thanksgivir
trade.
The annual election of office
for Mountainhome Queen Chapt
No. IL, o. f.. s., will take place