Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-07-14
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.

pillow, l set Of hobs, / hack, and /
buggy for sale cheap at j. w. Hen
derson's place in Lakes gulch.
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Summer comfort. A clean body
insures comfort through the hot
weather. Our bath rooms e
clean and attractive with plenty Of
hot water and towels. Hogan, the
barber.
Hall street is being materially
improved. The dirt taken from
Main street has been used to fill in
on that street which has been
raised about four feet, in front Of
this Office.
F. L. Leonard and family OF
Lakefield, Mimi, arrived in town
Friday night. Mr.. Leonard was
here in the early part of May and
was 30 pleased with Camas prairie
that he has returned to locate.
Rev. Father Kremers of Denver
will hold services in the school
house at White Bird, on Sunday,
July 81, at 10 a. m, and all men,
bers Of other denominations are
welcome and invited to hear him
+ Congressman French and wife
and Judge Ailshie and wife were
guests OF honor at the bean bake
aud annual reunion of the W.. r..
G. last Saturday. A program was
rendered.
z. l.. Swab and G. H. Ames, OF
Seattle, arrived here Tuesday and
will leave ~ Big Creek tomorrow.
Mr.. Ames was in that section last
year and acquired some valuable
properties.
most sincerely thank the
people and also thank the firemen
for saving my house. feel 30
grateful toward everybody that i
don't know how to thank them
enough. Mrs. BECK.
Constipation, headache, back
ache, feel mean, no appetite, all
run down. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain tea will make you we'll
and keep you we'll. Money back,
il it fails. 35 cents. Tea or tab
let form. John j. Pulse.
Frank Wiley, a we'll known min
ing man of this section, and Earl
David, a graduate Of the mining
department. of the University of
Idaho, left Monday for the Black
Lead mining district to be gone
two months.
Supreme Judge Ailshie and fam
lily arrived here last Saturday and
have gone to housekeeping in the
house formerly occupied by the
Mckinney family. They will
spend the summer months in this
their home town.
The pest houses in the northeast
part of town caught fire last Sat-
urday night, The fire companies
were called out and soon had the
flames under control. On. Moor
day morning the Same phacks were
agaiH discovered to be on fire.
The origin of the blaze is unknown.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Metcalf Of Spokane
arrived Friday night. Mrs. Metcalf
is an invalid, and will visit with
her sister Mrs. Van Robertson in
hopes that our grand summer elm
ate will benefit her health. Mr.
Metcalf is employed on the Chron-
icle and returned to his duties
Sunday.
James Sharkey left Monday for
Seattle, where it is reported on
good authority he will become a
benedict in the near future. Mr..
Sharkey and his bride will visit the
st. Louis fair, and will return to
GraDgeville about October 1st.
His many friends, while they regret
his departure, extend congratula-
tions in advance.
G. A johnson takes exception to
an item published in the News of
June 25th. The item stated that
With a small outlay Of money the
Gospel Hill road could be put in
good condition and kept in repair
at very light expense. Mr..
Johnson states that it would cost
more to repair and keep the road
in condition than it would the
Slate Creek road.
The exoavating for the macadam-
izing of Main street is advancing
quite rapidly aud it is expected
that within a week Contractor
Won Berg will be placing the rock.
A force of men have been working
steadily at the quarry, building
rock bins and laying track, and by
the time they are ready for rock
on the street every thing will be
ready for the rapid completion OF
the work.