Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-04-14
LOCAL NOTES


Prof. G. 81. Brockman, of Den
yer was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Weston re-
turned Sunday from New York.
J. H. Bowles, a pioneer of Taho
was a Grangeville visitor last week.
Lou Smith went to Spokane
Tuesday. He will be absent about
a month.
Mrs. Henry Wax and son Monte
left Sunday for two weeks visit
in Lewiston.
Richard Schiffner is the latest
addition to Frank Hogan's ton
serial parlor.
Geo. ID. Smith made a business
trip to White Bird Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
Richard Crea came up from
Lewiston Tuesday and will remain
in the city few days.
On Saturday Geo. S. Bartlett
and Mrs. Mary Stretch, of Stetes
were licensed to marry.
Mrs. John Wilkes of Sites il
visiting with her mother Mrs.
Beck, who is seriouly i'll.
Mrs. Lille Dickerson and
daughter left Sunday for Portland,
where they will make their home.
John Wilkes has put on a bran
new ten passenger wagon on his
stage line between here and Sites.
Madam Sadie McMahan Okey
left for Lewiston Wednesday, hav-
ing finished her work at this place.
The Bank of Sites opened for
business last week and it is report.
ed that still another will open
soon.
] Crosby & Parkins have moved
their stock of implements and
farm machinery into new quarters
on state street.
Judge J. f. Ailshie came uE
from Lewiston Friday and will
spend short time looking after
his interests here.
B. d. Knorr is rejoicing over thu
the birth Of a fine boy which
arrived at his home last Saturday
SO states DR.. Campbell.
E. J. Clarke, the Cottonwood
druggist, is preparing to move t.
Wenatchee, Washington, where
he has decided to locate.
E. w. Oliver is having an I'D
dition built to his house in thu
western part of town. I. M
Noyes is doing the work.
Henry Bosse, an ifluential farm
er of Keuterville, was doing bust
ness in town Friday and remem
bered us with a pleasant call.
James Daugherty, Buffal
Hump mining man came out iron
the mines last Friday and is stop
ping in town for a few days.
Three four horse loads of Oddfel
lows and Rebeckas left this morn
ing for White Bird where they will
institute Rebecka lodge tonight
E. McBroom left Sunday 10
Boise to attend a meeting of tn
Democratic State central commit
tee. He will return about the 18th
If you want your garden or or
chard plowed or your yard levele'
up see ]. r. Baker. First elias
work guaranteed in every instance
Chas. Moore, of Moore's cam
on the Hump road returned Sat
urday from his winters visit il
Missouri. Mr.. Moore left Monda,
for his home.
II. A. Bender, of Alexander
Freidenrich store returned Sunda
from a weeks visit at Walla Walla
where he went to attend the MAJ
riage of his sister.
Mr.. j. Barnum of Warrens
who has been spending the whit.
in San Francisco, returned Satul
day. Mr.. Barnum left for Wal
rens early this week.
G. j. Richardson, of the Moos
creek placer mines has returne
from the coast where where he hi
been spending the winter and Wa
shaking bands with friends in tn
city Saturday.
Little Marietta Alexander cell
brated her 10th birthday Monda.
A number of her little girl frient
were invited and the afternoo
spent with games. Refreshmen
were served on the lawn.
On Friday evening, April 9
beginning at 1880, there will be Il
entertainment given at the tow
hall by the Clearwater school.
small adm ission fee will be charge
for the benefit Of the school Iibrar
George Mitchell we'll known
this city died in Portland, Orego