Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-02

)W0eIB In t0& OI4Ck6r oUck 4lbcJ
i in town from Spokane.
Fine pigs for sale. Inq5irs d.
Q. Vincent 81 old experiment sta
ton.
Mics Edna Baird, Of Lewiston,
win arrive here. next week for an
extended visit with Miss Georgiee
Reed.
Nice residence and business
corner Ia Spokane to trade for farm
Qr merchandise. What have you?
Call or write Union Investment Co.
1O4 anvalkinbGrg block, Spokane
Wash. julio
Chas. Leland has resigned his
position with the stage company
aid will 60 to Lexristonnext week.
E. r. Travis will take his place.
Mr.. Leland has many friends here
who regret to see him leave.
The annual camp meeting Of the
Christian church will be held at
Culdesac this year June 16 to %.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the comfort Of those at
tending and everybody is invited.
Farmers, this is the time Of year
when you have to decide about .
new mower, hayrake or binder.
II you haven't already, decided on
buying q Mccormick do 80 now.
See them at Crosby & Parkins.
Virgil Lee and wife arrived her
yesterday from Moscow Mr.. Lee
having accepted . position in Ho-
gan's tonsorial parlors. James
Sharkey has resigned his position
there and will leave in few days
for Seattle.
Chris Olsen came up from Lewis
ton Saturday for q few days visit
in this city. Mr.. Olsen is one of
the principal owners in the famous
Jumbo mine and has been spending
the winter with relatives in Mime
sofa.
A. F. Parker will leave for PEN
dleton to prove the will Of the late
Josiah Parker Cox, who left an
estate valued ct about SIC, 600, Of
which Mr.. Parker is sole executor.
The estate consists Of $50 acres
OF fine. land in Umatilla county,
Oregon, and mortgages in this
county.
Mrs. J. G. Chadwick has arrived
from Lucille, where she has resided
for the past two years, and has
rented Mrs. Eastman's residence
and will engage in the occupation
of professional nurse, for which
she is we'll qualified by q long
course In eastern hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Schm adeka
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. p. M
Glanville at dinner Sunday evening
at the Jersey house. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. P. M.
Glanville, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Sasen-
berg.
The preliminary trials OF Thorn
az Myers who shot George Brown
lee aud j. g. Marsh who took q
shot at Chas. Puts toe were heard
at White Bird yesterday. Prose-
cutting attorney Griffith went down
to appear for the state and w. N.
Scales for the defendants.
]. B. Slo..ne was doing business
in town Saturday and brought in
his regular consignment Of choice
butter. Mr.. Sloane has q number
Of fine Jersey cows and from seven
that he is now milking is making
over 60 pounds Of butter q week, an
average Of nearly nine pounds for
each COW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lambert left
Thursday morning for. Pollock,
where they have leased and will
take charge of the John Sylers
hotel. We commend them to the
good people Of that busting town
and surrounding district, and their
many friends wish them success in
their new field.-Weiser Signal.
Frank Hogan has had new
heating apparatus installed in his
barber shop by which he can NOT
only heat water for baths but warm
his building. He considers it a
great success and says it does the
work much better aud with much
less fuel. Anterior & Leo did
the work which is guarantee that
it was done right.
Professor B. L. Hussmann was
over from Keutherville Saturday
to attend the Democratic conven-
ton. Mr.. Hussmann is prominent
| " mentioned as q candidate on the
legislative ticket and would be a
strong man as he has served in
both the house Of representatives. and
senate in Illinois and is man Of