Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-23
Personal r1entiOn

engaged at Hogan's barber shop.
Born to the wife Of C. L. Fuller,
a daughter, Saturday night.
Don't miss the big cut price sale
at Alexander & Freidenrich's. b
Jas. Eldridge and Geo. Cooper
are out from the Hump for q short
visit. @
You will need your hair cnt
before the Fourth. See Hogan,
the barber. M
The ball team from Mountain
View played at Sunnyside Sunday
and were defeated. @
DR.. A. II. Champlin, of Chicago,
arrived lost Saturday on visit to
his neice, Mrs. Tracy.
Miss Hazel Rice of Mt. Idaho is
suffering from severe attack Of
congestion of the lungs.
The Nezperce band passed thro-
ugh town Sunday. 1t cheered the
people up with its fine music.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Fred Martin and Della
Brunner, both of Cottonwood.
Carl Carlton returned Monday
night from the east, and is at his
old station at the Jersey House.
Mrs. Lula Ryrie of Spokane,
arrived on Tuesday nights stage,
on visit to her father Mr.. Geo. J..
Neighbor.
II. K. Moore of Moscow, spent a
few days in town this week on his
way to Florence, where he has
mining interests.
VIM. Jack has been confined to
his room this week with sickn
We are glad to see that he is able
to be out again.
Children's Day exercises will be
held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at l 1 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited.
Fred Lee of the firm of Anterior
& Lee was confined to the house
several days this week with an
attack of asthma, but has returned
to work.
Miss Margaret Sweet left Tues.
day for Spokane to attend the an
nual convention of the Presbyter.
ian society OF Christian Endeavor,
which convenes today.
w. B. Hinkle returned the last
of the week from Oakland, Cal.
where he has been attending st.
Mary's college. He will spend the
summer at home and return te
school in the fall.
Lone Tree Mine was presented
ct the I. o. o. F. hall last Saturday
night by amateur talent from Neg
perez. The performers were greeted
with q crowded house and theil
work was enjoyed by all.
Hallet Abend of lewiston, ha
been left . legacy of $4,000, b,
his grandfather, who died recent
in Illinois. Mr.. .Abend is wei
known here and his friends ar
pleased to learn of his good fortune
Miss Nettie Bridgeman OF Lataf
WASH, is visiting her parents, Nj
and Mrs. D. w. Bridgeman. Th
family was placed under quarar
tine the day after her arrival tw
weeks ago, and has just been r,
moved.
Anterior & Lee are having a
addition built on the rear OF the
! already large machine shop. Thes
! enterprising machinists are col
stantly adding new machinery an
are now equipped to handle almo,
anything in the machinists' line.
Mr.. Fiske will be at our sto,
June % and 20 with the celebrate
Palmer garments for ladies. /
you should desire to order ga
ment from him to be delivered Il
fall call at Alexander & Freidel
rich's, and you may make selec
ion from his suit, skirt and CO,
line.
Notice il hereby given that job
Coram will receive bids until Jul
9th, 1904, for the delivery of
cords of wood, to be delivered @
or before september 10, 1904. Bi,
der must furnish good bond Il
faithful performance of the col
tract.
R. G. Schofield and VIM. Quito
left today for Thunder Moul
tain. These gentlemen are puttir
in stock of general merchandil
at Roosevelt. Their pack train
fifteen animals was loaded wit
merchandise from this place an
the balance OF their stock will
taken in from Boise.