Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-28
LOCAL NOTES

Journed tuesday.
Attorney A. s. Hardy made a trip
to Lewiston last week.
L. N. Kewes of Roseburg, Or,
is visiting friends in this city.
W. A. Scott, the Salmon river
stockman, was in town Tuesday.
N. McGree is out from the Hump
on short visit to his family at Mt.
Idaho.
Deputy Internal Revenue COL
lector Fred White is spending
few days in town.
H. Klaucke and Will Hoskins
returned Sunday from a two
months trip to California.
A marriage license has been is
sued to James N. Morris and Miss
Ella K. Pfennebecker, both of
Lowe.
Miss T. B. Cornell arrived here
Thursday from Spokane and will
take charge of the central tele-
phone Office.
A. D. Lamb, tof Cottonwood,
and J. II. Quighy, Of Ferdinand,
were pleasant business callers at
this Office last week.
D. T. Davis, Big Creek mining
man, is in town enroute home from
q trip to Boise where he went on
mining business.
G. II. Natwick was in town
sew eral days this week from Elk
City in the interest of the Mining
News of that place. =
Mrs. S. E. Bibby entertained a
large number of young people last
Thursday evening. All report it
most delightful social event.
Parker & Young have sold for
John Proctor, Of San Francisco,
forty acres of the big Proctor ranch
near Mt. Idaho, to Patrick Toal.
B. G. Wiltse is having portion
of his hotel remodeled preparatory
to putting in bar. He expects tt
have it installed in about ten days
Dick Higgins has sold out all hi
interests on Salmon river and viii
shortly remove with his family to
Lewiston for permanent residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery G. Moore
went to Lewiston this week. ant
Mrs. Moore will 60 on to Mont
gomery, Alabama, to visit her par
ents.
Mrs. A. G. Hawson will leav
Monday for Portland to purchas
her spring stock of millinery goods
She expects to be absent about
month.
DIR. H. s. Naramore left Sunda
for Lewiston and Spokane. II
expects to return in about a wee
and will then probably leave fc
the east.
A. G. Mannering has sold hi
fine farm north of town in tn
Fairview country to a gentlema
named Buzzellf who is just OF
from Iowa.
Besides the school money appol
toned this year by Superintendent
Elsensobn there is Sill due tn
county from the state which will
apportioned in April.
The rock crusher for improvir
the streets was brought up frol
Sites Tuesday and everything
now on hand to begin work as SOC
rs the weather will permit.
Mrs. Levi MCGEE returned la,
Saturday from Spokane where M
MCGEE is in the hospital for med
cal treatment. He is Athlete
with stomach trouble and his col
dition is reported very serious.
w. II. Clark and family, wi
left here last fall, ar now locate
at Whatcom, Wash, where the
have purchased business propert
Mr.. Clark thinks next to Seattl
Whatcom is going to make Il
largest city on Puget sound.
"Mr. Tompkins hired man"
the title of play, which will
''put on the boards, by the loo
talent of White Bird, in the me-
future. Miss Alice Coogan, Mi
Edith Richardson, Miss Esf
Davis, Miss Bessie Colvin al
Sida Gordon are some OF the pa
ties who will take part.
The Woodmen of the World al
also the ladies of the Circle ha
interesting meetings nowadays, al
large numbers Of new members a
being added to the roll. At the
meeting Monday night social 81
sion was INDUCED in at whi'
games were played and a splend
banquet served.
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