Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-01-14

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friends in Lewiston.
W. J. Rhett, the Salmon river
stockman, is in town.
Bert Casey, of Moscow, was a
Grangeville visitor yesterday.
Miss Margaret Hawk, one Of the
teachers in the public schools, is
ill with pneumonia.
&c. Mccoy has for sale some
good alfalfa, timothy and grain hay.
Also one fresh milk COW. j2S
Charles Leland, the genial N.
P. agent of this place, visited
friends in Lewiston this week.
Assessor Henry Telcher will
leave tomorrow for Boise to attend
the state meeting Of county as
SCISSORS.
There will be special meeting
OF Camas Prairie Encampment to-
morrow night to confer the degree
work on several candidates.
The chinook winds of the last
few days have carried off the snow
and unless it freezes soon the roads
will be almost impossible.
Attorneys McDuffie and Griffith
are moving their offices into the
rooms formerly occupied by Judge
Seals, over the A. & H. hardware
store.
Miss Hazel Wyatt, who recently
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at Spokane, has suf-
ficiently recovered to return to her
home in Lewiston.
At the regular meeting of the
school board Monday night, James
Woodward was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the the resigna-
ton of Everett Gee.
1t is reported that Smith &
Warren have recently made rich
strike on the Drum Lummond
properly in the Hump. The claim
is south of the Jumbo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flock
came up from Lewiston Tuesday
and left yesterday for the Hump,
where Mr.. Flock has a number %
mining interests.
F. s. Winner, editor and pro
pr,etor Of the Camas Prairie Chron
icle, was doing business in towr
Tuesday. He remembered III
with a fraternal visit.
Louie Dahl returned Sunda,
from a two months trip to outsid
points. He made.a trip to Alask
since leaving here to look afte
some mining interests in tina
country.
G. A. johnson returned Satul
a day from Hot Springs. Oregon
;. where he has been for a couple {
weeks. j. lW. Bringolf VIII
accompanied him will remain som
Il time yet.
L. L. Weeks, at one time
!. residentpf Grangeville, has game
# considerable prominence as a poe
A number of his productions ha,
appeared in the leading journa
/ of the Mississippi, valley.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Westo
Re left Sunday for trip east. The
10 will visit relatives in Nebrash
in and go as far as New York befo
returning. They expect to
absent about two months.
q A leap year ball will be given
' the l. o. o. T. hall tonight md
al the management of number
70 Young ladies of this city. 1t W
.. be an invitation affair and !
i doubt will be great social success
st County Superintendent Else
a. sohn and Prof. P. M. Glanvil
lie went to Kooskia Saturday to 4
,e tend a meeting of the Coun
IN Teachers association. There W
do good attendance and very
TIL teresting session was had.
Geo. Filler, vice-president
at the Jumbo Mining company, is
is town from Tacoma this week
in attend the annual stockholde
n meeting. Mrs. Files accompani
of him as far as Lewieton to vi
ne relatives until his return.
li' A six-times-a-week mail servi
M is now in effect between Cotto
gu wood and Kamiah, leaving Cotto
40 wood at | O'Clock and reachi
81 Kamiah at I. This will grea
benefit the reservation people
Q" the vicinity of Green creek a
ere Lowe.
W The family OF Hon. A. +. p
~. ker have been released from qui
in antine after two months sic
IN of scarlet fever. Mr.. Parker "
W. the last of the family to contra
~ the disease, and is not yet able
e. be on the streets, although he
- from under the physicians care
in On last Friday Judge Steele v
presented with an elegant g