Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-03-31

Mrs. w. E. Graham ard Mi q
Graham returned Tuesday from
Southern California, where they
have been spending the winter.
They have had pleasant trip and
returned much improved in health.
NoTlcE.-Thssre will be a special
meeting Of the Rebekahs at two
o'clock sharp, Saturday afternoon
at the l. 0. o. F. hall. All mem.
bers are requested to be present.
CLARA CRAWFORD. N. G..
II. w. Long, who purchased
portion of James Woodward's
farm near town a year ago, has
reached Sites from Iowa and will
move his household goods up as
soon as the roads will permit.
Trinity church Good Friday,
April LIST, united prayer for Mission
2 p. m; preparation services 1880
p. m. Easter Holy Communion
a. IN. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Midday celebration II a. m.
j. H. Forsman, one of Idaho
county's substantial young farmers,
was over from Cottonwood, Mon
day and remembered the Free Press
with pleasant call. Edward
Malerich, Of the same place, &C
companied him.
The Lucky Lad Mining COM
pany will resume work on their
property at the Hump in few
days. Geo. l.. Hedges, the gener-
al manager, is now in Lewiston
and will be up in day or two to
begin operations.
Arthur Cverman returned Fri
day from Portland where he has
just furnished course in the bus.
mess college. He will assist in
the management of the farm at
Tolo, and believes a business edu-
cation is as profitable on farm as
any othert vocation.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Edward Malerich and
Miss Lena Forsman both of Cot
tonwood. The young couple are
well known and highly esteemed
where they reside and have a host
Of friends who wish them a long
and happy welded life.
The ladies of the Christian
church will have an Easter sale OF
fancy goods and will also serve
lunch from IL a. m. to 7 D. m
Saturday before Easter, April,
in the building first door east of II.
& II. Hardware, opposite post
Office. Lunch 20 cents, everybody
invited.
Another slide on the Clearwater
Tuesday prevented the train from
reaching Sites and as result
Grangeville received no mail yes.
terday. Conditions have beer
such this winter that the mails
have been more irregular thar
when it was handled all the way
from Lewiston by stage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burgdorff, of Re
sort arrived in the city Thursday
afternoon from a visit of about
four months with Mr.. Burgdoff'.
relatives. near Berlin, Germany
They had intended remaining un.
til June but the love for Idaho anc
mountain life was too strong, anC
they returned two months earlier
than they had anticipated doing
Weiser World.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Chadwick
who have been residents at Lucil.
and Freedom for the past two
years, are preparing to move tt
Grangeville. At the request of til,
people in the community wher,
he has lived, he will conduct ar
Easter service at the John Da,
house, Sunday April 3, at 2 p. m.
TO which all in the neighborhoot
are invited.
| Last week II. f. Elchelmar
while working in the Jumbo min,
was injured by being struck by fall
ing rock. With his partner b,
was drilling in the stope abov,
tunnel No. 3 when a slab of or,
estimated to weigh % tons fel
MASKING in four sets of timbers an,
striking Elchelman glancin,
blow on the shoulder fracturing ,
bone. DIR. Ainsworth was Gale,
and dressed the injuries and tn,
patient is reported doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Edward
who have been spending the winte
in Southern California, returne,
: yesterday having stopped off a
Lewiston for a few days visit
a few days before returning home
They encountered severe storm
I while coming up by boat fror
b Santa Barbara to San Francisc
b and at one time it was thought tn
l boat would not survive. AS
was it became necessary to shii
portion Of the cargo before con
: plotting the voyage.
d Mrs. Fred Noyes, who wa
. operated on some,fve weeks ag