Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-23
Items of Interest to
GrangevilIe and Vi
entity.

cInlty.
When You want a shave or hair
cut 60 to Hogan, the Barber.
1 Col. Allen Miller returned Sun
day from an extended trip over the
state.
The commissioners W i IL meet
July 1 TO sit as q board of equali-
ration.
Get your new dress for I he
Fourth at Alexander s. Freiden-
rich's cut price sale.
Will Vincent has left the hospi-
tai having completely recovered
after having his appendix removed.
Skirts a d tailor made suite,
they all 60 in the big cut price sale
at Alexander & Freidenrich's.
Frank Brown, manager Of the
Jumbo came u p from Lewiston
Monday night and has gone into
the Hump.
j. r. Baker left yesterday for
Salmon river to be absent several
days. He Is buying cattle for
Karsteen Broe. Of Seattle.
Miss Jenny Cheeley has been
suffering severely from tonsilitis
the past week. One OF the offend
ing tonsils was removed.
The county auditor issued a
marriage license Monday to Virgil
J. Levander Of Goff and Miss Iva
Richardson of White Bird.
Mrs. M. A. Maxey who has been
visiting in New York for some time
returned to Grangeville Saturday
and is stopping with Mrs. Chris
Schmadeka.
Letters from w. N. Robinson,
formerly Of the FREE PRESS staff,
state that he has encountered a
phenomenally rich vein on their
Gold Hill property.
Summer comfort. A clean body
insures comfort through the hot
weather. Our bath rooms arr
clean and attractive with plenty Of
hot water and towels. Hogan, the
barber.
Jerry Baker had the misfortune
to loose small female Spaniel pup,
this week. Jerry is very anxious
to find her because she had brand
new metal collar on which he does
not care to loose.
The county attorney is now bus
lily engaged in checking up the
transcript and statement in the
Lancaster and Rookie cases prepare.
toyr to their appeal to the supreme
court.
Business has increased to such
an extent with our popular tonsori
al artist, Frank Hogan, that ht
has been compelled to add another
chair. Mr. Hogan ordered h {
chair a few days ago.
Mr.. F. Rodgers and family o
Green Creek will leave for St. Lou
is 10 see the fair next August. Mr.
Rodgers will also visit his old hom'
in the east which he has not seer
since 1882.
Thursday, July It'll, is the dat
of the auction sale of d. Ii. Bolte
at Denver, Idaho. II in need 0
farm implements or numerous othe
articles found on the farm, do no
forget it. jn3
i Trinity church s. s. 10 q. 70
services II a. m. and 8 p. m. Rev
w. II. Roots will hold services q
Kooskia Thursday, June %, and q
Mt. Idaho Thurs. June 30. Ros
| fair at /. @. o. f. hall Friday
July 1st.
A large number of our peopl
visited Cottonwood Sunday to vii
ness the game between the Nezperc
and Cottonwood teams. The gam
was not nearly SO interesting as tn
one played here Saturday. Scor
10 to 4 in favor Of Nezperce. E
The Odd Fellows and Hig
school teams played ragged gam
of ball Sunday, which was witness
, ed by fair sized audience. TIL
score stood, high school %; Ode
fellows 16. The Oddfellows lacke
practice and a general knowledg
!, Of the game, otherwise they woul
have given the boys hard rub.
The recent rains have made
; material difference in the crop pro-
poets Of this county. Fall whea
is in fine condition and promises
; yield even greater than in formt
years. The recent rains hav
brought out spring grain in goo
shape and former yields are expec
! cd to be beaten.
The Christian people Of TahC
ridge will have basket Dime
, the fourth Sunday in June nes
Tweed's saw. mill on Clear creel