Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
Items of Interest to
GrangeviIle and VII
cinity.

John Day last Monday.
Pat Courteny returned las
week from a visit to the st. Loui
fair.
DIR and Mrs. R. V. Riggs wen
to Lewiston yesterday for few
days visit.
II. II. Hackett is in town from
Salmon river where he has spen
the summer prospecting.
Judge and Mrs. ]. F. Ailshi'
left Tuesday for Boise where they
will make their home in the future
John Letter returned Tuesday
from a trip to Spokane and Seattle
He will go on into the Hump fol
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X. Moore
passed through town Saturday
from Florence, enroute to theil
home in Moscow, 60 vote.
The Catholic ladies report 8
splendid patronage at the dinner
given by them on election day.
They cleared about $50.
LosT-An elk tooth hat pin,
with the name of Mrs. F. j. Reed
engraved thereon. Return Il
owner and receive suitable reward
S. L. Fuller, who has been visit,
ing his son-in-law. Tennyson
Wright, on the Salmon river, re.
turned to his home in Moscow,
Monday.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
give fine dinner at the I. 0. O..
F. dining hall on Saturday, Nov.
II. Only % cents will be charged.
Everybody welcome.
Charles P. Cone, at one time in
the drug business with G. A.
Bonebrabe, has purchased stock
ranch Of Walter Rhett ON Salmon
river and will engage in raising
cattle.
Attorney w. N. Scales has filed
his appeal in the Wetter case and
the hanging billed for December l,
will, no doubt, be postponed, pend
ing the decision Of the supreme
court.
Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Mary Simp-
son-"Everything disagreed with
me and baby until I used Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea.
Now baby sleeps and grows like a
weed. 30 cents. Tea or tablet
form. j. J. Pulse.
III. T. Dizney came over from
Woodland yesterday and paid this
Office a visit while in the city.
He will, together with Mr.. M. H.
Fergerson and their families, leave
for Los Angeles, CAL, in the next
few days, to make that place their
future home.
Harry Schelier, the we'll known
mining man of Warren. was mar.
ried last week at Prescott, Iowa,
to Miss Clara Chapman. They
left for the st. Louis fair shortly
after the wedding and after their
honeymoon will return to Warren
to make their future home.
Hugh O'Kane, formerly we'll
known Grangeville man, is now
located at Bend, Oregon, where he
is engaged in business. He writes
that he has found the coming
country and that that place has
grown from three houses, since
last March, to population Of 500,
and people still coming.
faint no use to sit down and
whine,
When no fish get angled in your
line;
Bate your hook with a humble
bee,
And keep on taking Rocky
Mountain Tea.
j. J. Pulse.
John Meland, of Denver, return
ed last week from years visit at
his old home in Norway. He re-
ports a very pleasant time but
says it is no place for a poor man
and is glad to get back. Mr.. Me-
land is not fully decided as yet
whether or not he will 60 back to
his farm, and may take a trip to
and look over conditions
there.
The continued dry weather of
last month has been unusual on
Camas Prairie, and while it has in
terferred somewhat with blowing,
it has been of great benefit to those
hauling to do. During
October there was only eight days
in which there was any precipita-
ton and killing frosts occurred
only on the 10Th and 23rd. On
whole it was a most delightful
month and enabled everybody to
get well along with their fall work.
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