Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-10-27
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r. A. Lyle, the Sites liver,
man, was in town yesterday.
j. F. Wilkins, of Sites was
business visitor to Grangeville yes
terday.
j. w. Hockersmith is visitin
in Spokane and other Washington
towns.
Frank Wyatt the we'll know
cattle man of Salmon river, was il
Grangeville Monday.
The perfect weather of the pas
ten days has again put the roads il
splendid condition.
w. w. Crandall, the Salmon
river placer miner, was a Grange
vile visitor Monday.
Miss Ollie Coram left Sunday fol
Lewiston where she will enter tn,
State Normal school.
A daughter was born to Mr.. an6
Mrs. E. M. Thompson living north
east of town last Sunday.
Mrs. Laura johnson will leave
this week for Iowa where she ex.
poets to make her future home.
Pat Leach left this week for Orc
Grande where he will spend the
winter looking after his mining in
terests.
Mrs. Chas. Flock went into the
Hump Monday to join her hus-
band and will remain there this
winter.
Silas DeFord and Ora May
Meyer were married in the city
last Friday Rev. G. L. Mcdonald
officiating.
A. J. Reynolds, who runs the
ferry across Salmon river near the
old wire bridge, is spending few
days in town.
A marriage license was issued
last week to Henry Weber of
Fletcher, Miss Nellie Thomburg,
Of White Bird.
G. G. Call came out from Big
Creek yesterday to spend the
winter. He has not yet decided
whether he will rem ain here or 90
to Lewiston.
w. E Mckee of Joseph Plains
was doing business in town Mon
day. He reports every thing very
dry over there and range feed ex-
ceedingly short.
Miss Wood. registrar in Grange
vile precinct No. 2, will be in her
office all next week thus giving all
a chance to register if they have
not already done so.
Congressman Burton l.. French
addressed fair sized audience at
the Odd Fellows hall last night.
The meeting lacked enthusiasm
and was not nearly as largely at
tended as was expected.
Deputy Sheriff John Seay re-
turned Tuesday night from
Thunder Mountain and had in
custody E. II. Martin for whom a
warrant was recently issued charg-
ing him with burglary.
r. M. Bib, wife and son left
this week for the east where thew
will take in the st. Louis fair and
also visit friends at their former
home in Missouri. Mr.. Bibb came
west 20 years ago and this will be
his first trip back.
Jesse McCommas, living on Sal
mon river came in and plead guilty
to assault before judge Woodward
and paid fine of $40 and costs.
McConmas had some trouble with
K. G. Whitman over some cattle
and in the argument struck Whit
man over the head with iifle.
Hon. Lycurgus Vineyard return
ed yesterday from a trip through
Washington, Canyon and Boise
counties where he has been speak
ing for the democratic ticket. He
reports large and enthusiastic
meetings along the entire route
and is confident that the state
ticket will be elected.
DIR. and Mrs. s. E. Bibby and
Mrs. Pearson returned Monday
from their trip to st. Louis
where the doctor went to repre-
sent this state in the interna-
tional meeting of military sur
geons. He greatly enjoyed the
trip and feels he had his money's
worth in every sense of the word. |
w. I. Schlosser arrived here
last Saturday and has closed deal
with Geo. X. Reed for the Grange
vile steam Laundry. Mr., Schlosser
was formerly in the laundry bust
ness in Montana and has a
thorough knowledge of the bust
ness in all it's details. He will
take charge next Monday.
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