Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-03
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Mrs. Fred Noyes has returned
from an extended visit to Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hall of Sal.
mon river were in Grangeville
yesterday.
Sid Robbins, OF Warren, was in
town yesterday as witness in the
Martin case.
Mrs. G. G. Call is expected here
soon from an extended visit at
Lewiston.
DR.. II. 8. Naramore, of Sites,
was shaking hands with friends in
this city Monday.
= G. j. Callahan came out from
Marshal lake Tuesday as witness
in the Martin case.
Fl. T. Dizney, substantial citi-
zen of Woodlond, was Grange
vile visitor this week.
The youngest child of Henry
Murray has been sick with scarlet
fever but is recovering.
Miss Mabel Bradbury returned
last week from an extended visit
with relatives in Spokane.
Geo. Young has sold his prop
erty here and expects to leave soon
for Ashland, Or, to locate.
The ladies of the M. e. church
will serve dinner and supper in the
Mcdonald building election day.
G. J. Wright, republican NOM
inee for the legislature, was look
ing after his political interests here
this week.
Halloween night passed of
quietly, and while number of
small boys were out, little mischief
was done.
Sam Jones came up from Clark
ston Saturday and will spend a
few days looking over his interests
in this county.
DIR. G. A. Green has moved his
dental parlors into the Grabski
building where he has nicely
equipped quarters.
The new town of Lowe, down
on the reservation, is growing with
strides, ard an enormous business
is being transacted there.
The water company is extend
ing their system in the eastern
part of, town which will greatly
benefit residents in that locality.
H. II. Holloway, of the Camas
Praire cigar factory, returned Fri
day from successful business trip
to Elk City and mountain points.
VIM. Allen, the tonsorial artist,
returned this week from the Hump
where he has been doing assess
ment work on his mining claims.
E. B. Mathews arrived here this
week from Boise having driven
overland. He is we'll pleased with
the country and may decide to
locate.
G. T. Mcdonald has sold his
property ON State street back oil
the Bargain store and will erect
another building on adjoining
property.
Francis Jenkins, leading min
ing man of Moscow, was in town
last Friday enroute to Salmon
river where he has some valuable
mining interests.
Miss Nellie Gilbert, who recent.
ly closed very successful term Of
school on Joseph Plains has gone
to Woodland where she begins
another term this week.
There is only nine postoffices il
the state of Idaho which do a larger
postoffice business than growing
Grangeyille. The office here turnl
in IS, 637 revenue to the depart
ment.
Rev. j. G. Wilert, of Tacoma
and A. U. Davis, the gospel singer
of Nebraska, are assisting in re
vival meetings at the Presbyterian
church. The services are bein,
largely attended.
Joseph Pfeufer has his new
store building about completed
1t will be occupied by the tele
phone Office, the Camas Prairi,
cigar factory and new bakery t,
be conducted by Mrs. Joseph Vim
cent.
Father Campbell has been hold
ing services at the Catholic churcl
here during the past week. Fund
have been raised for the erection
of a parsonage in the near futur
when Grangeville will have
resident priest.
N. B. Pettibone, democrati
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