Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-30

Mr.. Walter Hill and children Of
arrived Saturday morn
ing from Lewiston, and viii visit
during the summer with her
mother Mrs. Henry Jones'
Mrs. K. Bertsch, mother Of our
enterprising hardware merchant
Rudolph Bertsch, and little neice
OF Seattle, are spending the sum-
mer visiting with Mr.. Bertsch and
family.
Summer comfort. A clean body
insures comfort through the hot
weather. Our bath rooms areI
clean and attractive with plenty Of
hot water and towels. Hogan, the
barber.
Thursday, July 7th, is the date
OF the auction sale of ID. II. Bolte,
ct Denver, Idaho. II in need OF
farm implements or numerous other
articles found on the farm, do not
forget it. jn30
A. telegram from Leslie G. Davis
received yesterday states that he
passed . highly successful mental
examination at Annapolis and that
he will take the physical examina-
ton next week.
Nice residence and business
corner in Spokane to trade for farm
or merchandise. What have you?
Call Or write Union Investment Co.
1O4 Van Valkinburg block, Spokane
Wash. Jul-9
Parker & Young closed the sale
last Friday for quarter section
Of timber land south Of town, cod
by D. C. VanBuren TO d. B. Will
son and NJ. B. Doyle. The prop
erty was purchased for investment.
Trinity church Sunday School at
10 .. NJ, services at IL a. m. and
s D. m. Rev. Wilfred Fl. Roots
will hold services at Mt. Idaho to-
night, June 80; and at Whitebird.
Thursday, july 7, at s p. N.
| Notice is hereby given that John
Coram will receive bids until July
9th, 1904, for the delivery Of sc
cords of wood, to be delivered on
or before September Is, 1904. Bid
der must furnish good bond fol
faithful performance Of the coz.
tract.
| Chris Keefer and Mrs. Emma NJ,
Strauss were married at IL O'Clock
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Straus
on Hall street, Judge Jsques offici
ating. Only few intimate friends
, were present. The FREE PRES:
joins with their host of friends in
wishing them happiness and pros
perity.
4 Fred Gilbreth and John Miller
of Moscow, and Mr.. Shepherd o
, Lewiston are the latest acquisitions
to the Grangeville bali team. These
boys are star players and with
Fred Lang and A. X. Coon former
ly with Cottonwood, the lovers
of the national sport are promised
some good games.
c. A. Hastings, Of L~wiston, wa
in the city from Lewiston, thi
J week looking up republican supper
for his candidacy for state treasurer
on the republican state ticket thi
fall, and is well pleased with til,
p. aspect Of support. He was for
merly In business at Harpster ant
has many republican friends il
this county.
Work will b commenced Of
Q Joseph Pfeufers new brick buildin,
during the next thirty days. Tn
e building will be 3Ox50 feet and IL
, Gated between b is present stor
building and the Y. NJ. G. A. 4
!. portion of the new structure will b,
!. occupied by the Pacific States Tele
y phone company. 1t is expecte
. the building will DO completed b
September first.
e The Kooshia Mountianeer says
n The forest reserve Office is in re
: ceipt Of proclamation by the prei
J. ident Of the United States elimi
mating certain tracts OF land fror
the Bitter Root reserve, which in
cludes the two we'll known mimi
: camps Of this county-Elk Cit,
'' and Buffalo Hump. This will b
good news to miners and settler
in these districts who have Ion
j fought to be cut out Of the reserve
! Mrs. Henry Murray was severed
bruised last Saturday evening b
= being thrown from q hack. Mr.
. Murray was driving and on crossin
II the race track east of town tn
l horses became frightened by an
l. other team driving up behind thel
J. and started to run. They ha
gone only short distance whe
the front axle broke and the occu
pants were thrown out. Mr.
II Murray while considerably bruise
u was not seriously injured.
, A. G. Hillen, special correspor
" dent Of the Mining World, hi
t, been in town several days this wee
a ard xy;l1 <v, ;rxo tho H. enr ~