Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-05-19
LOCAL NOTES

Hon. Frank E. Fogg is up from
Lewiston this week.
Hammocks at Alexander &
Freidenrich.
d. J. McGilvery . merchant Of
Lewiston is . visitor in Grange
Vile this week.
Mrs. Chas. Flock came out from
the Hump yesterday and will visit
here for q time.
Mrs. ]. T. Orbison, of Nezperce,
10 visiting in this city the guest Of
Mrs. ]. j. Pulse.
VIM. Mclean, pioneer stock
man Of Doumacq plains, has been
in town this week.
Johu Norwood, of the Bank Of
Camas Prairie, is confined to his
home with sickness.
Judge James DeHaven and at
torney w. n. Cassidy returned
Sunday from their trip to Boise.
P. 81. Ready returned home yes.
terday from southern California
where he has been spending the
winter.
Maxey & Mclean have their ice
cream psrlors fitted up in q neat
and attractive manner and are do
ing q nice business.
The regular meeting Of Rebekah
lodge tonight has been postponed
for two weeks on account of the
Commencement exercises.
j. P. Einers arrived here from
Illinois Sunday to accept a position
with the Grangeville Implement
company. His family will arrive
in a few days.
Democrats should remember thu
primaries next Monday as under
the new primary law a precinc'
can have no representation unless
1t sends regularly elected delegates
All Spanish-American war vet
Grams are requested to report t
Lieut.. r. III. Hartman next Sun
day to complete arrangements TO
the proper observance OF decora
ton day.
Thomas Chamberlain died il
this city Sunday night Of diphthe
ria, age about 81 years. The dc
ceased was married here last win
ter his young wife surviving him
No other cases are reported i
town.
George Hawley came up fro,
White Bird Monday evening I
attend the w. o. w. meeting
He reports his section as badly !
need Of rain, the crops in son
places already beginning to sho
the effects Of dry weather.
The base ball games Sunday b
tween the high school boys an
the clerks resulted in . victor 4
the former. This was the fir
game OF the season and while Il
game was not the best considerab
talent was shown and better gam
may be expected in the fatur
The score was IA to 16.
The Idaho Cigar Factory q
putting out their first stock
goods and will soon be ready
supply the local demand. TIL
are making q leader OF the
Perla which is equal in every I
spect to the best imported goo
and is sure to be popular with ,
lovers Of good cigar.
NJ. L. Murray is preparing
leave in . few days for Porto Ri
to take charge of . large mimi
property there. Mike is an expe
fenced miner of ability and a col
pany's interest can safely be
trusted in his care. His fami
will remain here for the prese
but may move down there this ia
E. w. Oliver, through J.
Jaques, chairman OF the republic,
county central committee, has pl
scented the Y. M. G. A. with t
price Of complete set of Preside
Roosevelt's literary works consi
ing Of IA handsomely bound v,
umes. The members will NJ
have . splendid opportunity
read what our president thinks
himself.
Mr., and Mrs. Scales arriv
here Monday night with the !
mains Of their little son who di
gently at Danville, Va. T
ad circumstances attending t
death Of this their only child, VIII
in q strange land on q visit, a
the absence os the father, arous
much sympathy among our peoI
who have been unremitting
their kind attentions to the 9,
rowing relatives. Mrs. Scales
Frustrated with grief and has be
undea the doctors care ever sin
her return.
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