Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
LOCAL NOTES

Reese Hattabaugh is in Lewiston
lis week.
Geo. Hawley was up from
White Bird Tuesday.
P. II. Ready returned Friday
ON his eastern visit.
Twins were born to the wife Of
Vim. Tilley last week.
Walter Crosby took in the
lewiston fair last week.
A. Melrose has returned from a
business trip to Spokane.
G. p. Richardson, of the Moose
reek placers, was in town yester-
lay.
w. M. Crandall, the Salmon
liver mining man, is in town this
week.
A four days shooting tourna-
ment is now in progress at Lewis
ton.
Rus Davidson returned Tuesday
from visit to his old home at
Dayton, Wash.
Mrs. M. A. Edwards has sold
her ranch near Tolo and will go to
southern Idaho.
A son was born to the wife of
DR.. w. A. Foskett at White
Bird last week.
Superintendent Elsensohn left
Monday for Warren to visit the
school at that place.
Clarence Fret and Minnie Uhl-
ON, of Ferdinand, were granted a
marriage license Tuesday.
A daughter was born to the wife
Of John Mcqueen, living near this
place, on Saturday, Oct, 81.
Special prices on teas and coffee,
this week, at Wade's. Now is the
time to lay in your winter supply.
Work on the new county Jail is
progressing rapidly and it will
probably be completed this month.
Manager Frank Brown has
ordered 20 more stamps for the
Jumbo mine to be put on in De-
cember.
Marriages licenses have been is
sued this week to John Il. Hale
and Lora B. Odall, and w. A..
Robbins and Mary j. Taylor.
John A. Hanson made trip to
Elk City last week TO report to the
Odd Fellows lodge at that place
which he represented at the grand
lodge.
John r. Hale and Lora B. Odell
were married at the Hotel Revere
last week, Judge J. w. Bonebrake
officiating. They will reside near
Cottonwood.
Geo. Filler, president of the Jum-
DO Mining Co., is here from Ia
coma and will accompany Manager
Frank Brown on his trip to the
mine.
J. Ogan was arrested last Satur-
day near Kamiah and brought here
to answer to the charge of assault
with deadly weapon. His hear
ing ia set for next Monday.
L. Hale came out from the Hump
Monday. He came by way Of the
Hogan mine and Newsome and
says things look good to mining
men all along the line.
Sweet potatoes from Texas
Cranberries from Cape Cod, celery
from Kalamazoo, oranges and lem
ons from California and goot
things to eat from everywhere a
Wade's.
That old pioneer, John Doumecq
was up from Salmon river Monda,
to receive another cash payment o
$4,000 on his property, which wa
purchased last year by parties iron
British Columbia.
While roping cattle on the As;
Jones' ranch Will Jones had hi
horse thrown under him and in tn
fall was rendered unconscious. !
physician was summoned but hi
injuries proved to be slight.
w. S. Grier came up from Sal
mon river Monday to meet hi
wife who has been attending tn
fair at Lewiston. He reports fee
as unusually good on the rang
and cattle looking fine.
A. johnson, of the furnitur
house of johnson & Irwin,
making a tour of Seattle, Tacoma
and Portland, and laying in
large stock of furniture and III
dertaking supplies.
Fred Karsten is preparing to G
to Salmon river to renew work o
his copper properties. Fred has 6
good showing there as can be foun
anywhere and will some day rea