Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-03-10

He will return next week.
Landlord Wiltse is making
some changes in the interior ar
rangements OF his bar room to
give him more room.
The Gard Fenwick Company
conclude their six nights engage
ment here tonight, having played
to fair houses.
Louis Dahl is a very sick man
at Portland. The cause being
Pneumonia. Frank Brown of the
Jumbo is with him.
Come and see the finest, largest,
and best assortment of hats ever
brought to Grangeville. Mrs.
Hawson, at old stand.
John Atchison, mining recorder
from the Hump, came in Sunday
on his way to Lewiston, and Sound
points, he Will return about the
first OF June.
No mail Tuesday on account of
wreck on the Palouse branch, near
Kendrick, and we understand that
the train leaving Sites Monday
m forming was partially derailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. WILDER Pantall
accompanied by Mrs. DR.. Schaeffer,
have returned to their home in
Spokane, after a few weeks visit
to Mrs. Pantalrs parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. DIR. Schaeffer.
The Bargain Store Co., are build
ing an addition on the west of their
main store building, and when the
building is complete will move
their grocery department, and
boots and shoes will take the place
now used for groceries.
Under the provisions of u law
passed by the last legislature, the
trustees of the various school
districts are required to provide q
flagstaff and flag for the school
house or grounds. The flag must
be at least Ak 8 feet in size.
Drs. Stockton and Campbell
went to Denver Friday and dressed
Mr.. Keuther's wound made by the
bullet from the robbers revolver.
They found that the bullet passed
within three fourths of an inch
Of the plural cavity, and report
that his chances for complete re-
covery are good.
Mrs. A. G. Hawson returned
, from Portland Thursday, where she
had gone last month for the pur.
pose of buying her spring stock Of
millinery and visit her son Jesse,
who is attending school at that
place. On her return she came al
far ms Peck Thursday and was com
PEELED to return to Lewiston anC
; wait until the track was cleared.
I Mr.. F. ]. Randolph of the Lew
iston & Southeastern Electric rail
!, way company, came up FROM Lew
! iston Friday of last week, and il
] assisting Mr.. Holbrook in obtain
ing the right of way for the electric
s railway, he reports that the PEG.
2 pie along the right of way have il
!. every instance so far have grantee
q the right of way.
Prof. Granville is in receipt of
4 letter from Pres. Mclean of tn
' state university, stating that thu
b Grangeville high school has beef
Y placed on the accredited list O
;. high schools for an other year
This action was taken upon tn
;, recommendation of Prof. Mile
II Reed who visited the school las
t fall. The local high school rank
a among the best in the state.
1t appears from an article in tn
Lewiston Tribune of the 9th inst.
r that the project Of the electric lin
d has been endorsed by the Lewiston
e Commercial Club, and a committe
u has been appointed to solicit sub
Ne scriptions to the capital stock
Sc, 500 being asked from the citi
zens of Lewiston to further tn
= preliminary steps toward gettin,
q things in shape.
n The postmaster at this place re
II ceived word to forward all mail o.
hand Wednesday morning for out
O going points by way OF Lewiston
II instead of by way of Sites, AM
= also received word that mail fo
; Grangeville had left Lewiston vi
Craig mountain, which is expecte
here Thursday evening. N
further orders being received b
II the office here mail will be sent on
y by way of Sites as of old.
An interesting meeting OF sec
- ton one of the Idaho Count
" Teachers Reading Circle was bel
in the school building last Satul
e day and steps were taken to max
N the organization permanent fo
a professional study. The mex
at meeting of section one will be bel
a at Grangeville April second, Will
section two will be held at Cottor
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