Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-07-02
LOCAL NOTES
l. w. Wilkes and wife of Lew
;ston. are visiting in Grangeville.

;ston, are visiting in Grangeville.
C.L. Freeborn of the Cove plac-
or mines left Sunday for q two
wesks trip to California.
Miss May Beverly and Gustave
r. Meyer were married at Mea-
doys last Wednesday.
Miss Mona Hattabaugh returned
Friday from Moscow where she
has been visiting friends.
Attorney I. II. Bartlett 10 ex-
meeting the arrival Of his family
from Portland the coming week.
J. G. Austin, a prosperous far
mer of Clearwater, was a business
caller in Grangeville Saturday.
Ed Martin loaded a pack train
at the A. and F. store last week
with supplies for Thunder noun
tain.
Mrs. w. M. Shearer of Santa
R)-a, Calf, arrived here Sunday
and will visit her daughter, Mrs.
r. W. Hawley.
Miss Edna Baird and Hallet
Obend arrived from Lewiston
Tuesday to spend a few days visit
ing Miss Georgia Reed.
The Odd Fellows ball tomorrow
evening will be one of the leading
attractions Of the celebration. You
can't afford to miss it.
Carol Culley and Miss Dea R.
Scism we're married at the audi
tors office in this city Monday,
Rev. w. N. Knox officiating
Miss Claudia Pefley and her
brother, Wynn, of Lewiston, are
visiting Miss Mona Nickel. They
will remain till after the Fourth.
Levi Magee returned Saturday
from Prairie towns where he has
been officially visiting the several
Odd Fellows lodges in that section.
Deputy Revenue Collector Fred
White has returned from trip in
the northern part of the state and
is looking after Uncle Sams's in
terests here.
Prof. and Mrs. Granville left
Monday on their way to Portland.
After short visit there they will
90 to Long Beach for "a little re-
creation and will return to Grange
vile by the 10Th of July.
The big clearance sale now on
at the Bargain store is attracting
customers from all over the conn
try. They are advertising genu.
inc bargains and are giving the
people just what they advertise.
The University of Idaho is issuing
Bulletin No. 3, which treats with
grasses and forage plants OF Idaho.
1t is sent free'upon request and is
valuable to the farmer or stock
man.
Travelling men in all lines die
considerable business with oul
merchants this week. Mr.. Silver,
smith took a big order from tht
harness departments and Mr.. Al
drich placed some good orders il
the hat line.
W. M. Dutton, a Boston man
who was side partner of X. G
Schofeld in the Alaska gold field
two years ago, arrived here Sun
day. He will accompany Mr.
Schofeld to the Thunder mountain
country after the Fourth.
Sites is doing all in her powe
to have a glorious time during he
two days celebration, the 4th ant
9th. On account of it being o
the river where there are lots {
shade trees and good picnic grouno
there will no doubt be big crow
there.
f. G. Cove has let contra'
for 500 feet of tunnel on his clai n
near the Dewey and Evergree
properties On the Clearwater. Ih
work will be commenced this sun
mer, but at present Mr.. Cove
having the assessment work don
and says the surface showings al
practically the same as the Eve
green and Dewey and from son
of the sample rock he has show
it is but and extension of tho
lodges.
The O. X. & N. Co. and Il
Southern Pacific have issued
very neat, illustrated book descrl
tive of the resources of the par
Of Oregon, Washington and ldal
tributary to their lines. 1t is we
gotten up and contains gre
deal of valuable and interes
ing information. II the o. X.
N. would extend it's lines
Grangeville it could add ma
pages of interesting matter al
would receive the patronage
$1,000 prosperous people that
now looses and which rightfu
belonps tn IT, A CODY of the DO