Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-18
Persona r1ention
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Sunday mo- ning, daughter.
E. S. Sweet has gone to Seattle
with four ca r loads of fat hogs.
Frank Hockersmith has returned
from a three weeks visit to the
coast.
For sale Good homestead re-
]inquishmen It at bargain. Geo.
M. Reed. 1925
The usua services at the Baptist
church mex I Sunday morning and
evening.
Preaching at Mt. Idaho next
Sunday alte rnoon at 2:30.
w. N. KNOX.
A son " as born on July 30, to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Basket, near
Lowe.
John Murphy's barn near Tolo
was burned, together with contents
last Wedne sday.
Parker & Young report the sale
of the Gee ranch to DIR. c. Gruber,
of Clinton, Iowa.
Ed. Knorr started to the railroad
with six car loads of steers Monday.
They 60 to Seattle.
Mrs. J. II. Forney and daughter
OF Moscow, are visiting with Mrs.
Wallace Scott of this city.
Mrs. l.. p. Bradbury Of Nez
Perez is visiting with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Reed.
@. P. Richardson, the Moose
creek placer miner, was doing bus
mess in Ora ngeville, Saturday.
Mr.. Walter A. Chamberlain and
Mrs. Clara X. Chamberlain were
married Tu esday by w. A. Hall.
Trinity oh urch Sunday school at
10 a. m. Services IL a. IN. and s
P. IN. Willard III. Roots, minister.
Judge Scales was unable to at
tend the state convention at Lewis
ton owing to the illness Of his fam
lily.
DIR. Nara more returned to the
Hump Saturh day to do further work
on the rich locations he made there
recently.
Pat Toal, of Mt. Idaho, left for
the Salmon river springs last Fri
day in an endeavor to find relief
from rheumatism.
Fred G. Durbe and Miss Bertha
b. Tefft, OF n ear Cottonwood, were
married at G rangeville, Aug. 7, by
Rev. w. N. Knox.
Jonas Full or and Lee Smith re-
turned Tuesday night from their
trip to Thunder mountain and re-
port great activity at that camp.
Mrs. E. M. Ehrhardt, of Cotton
wood, and Miss Vida Chase, of !
Stanton, Neb.. are visiting Mrs. I
Geo. Young IN this city.
VIM Parisot, manager of the At
las mine in the Hump, came up
from Spokane, Saturday, and has
gone to the mine to snperintend
work.
Lille Pearl, the little three
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Adkin son, died Monday and
was buried Tuesday at Prairie
View cemetery.
Frank brow w brought out three
bars Of gold bullion from h
Jumbo mine, Saturday, represents
ng over $1,000. The Jumbo has
over $3.50, 900 up to date.
The WoodI men of the World will
hold a special meeting at the l. o.
}. F. hall ton light for the purpose
IT considering the proposition of
building a $4,000 lodge building.
Lost. A black silk Monte Carlo
coat was lost in the south part of
own Monday mig h t. Anyone
hiding the ooat will be suitably
ewarded by leaving same at this
office.
"A man is reported injured at the
jumbo caused by a small cave in
.unnel 4. His injuries are not re-
ported as serious and we have been ,
Unable to learn his name as the
wires are dow a.
If you have stock ranches, farms
n timber land to trade or sell write
Is.
UNION INVESTMENT CO., ;
1O4 y an Valkenburg blk,
Spokane, Wash.
Notice: No sand will be sold or
allowed taken from the Moody
sand pit on the school section
northeast of G rangeville.
.ug lilo Parker & YOUNG. ,