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


kane Tuesday on brief business
trip.
G. A. Bonebrake returned Sun
day from a business trip to Lewis
ton.
WANTED-A man to take care
of team and drive. Inquire OF
DR.. Stockton.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Thomas G. Mahurin and
Miss Mary Ashbaugh.
Warren Auchinvole, the Snake
river cattle man, was doing bust
ness in town this week.
Geo. A. Smith. foreman on the
Free Press, returned Sunday from
a two weeks visit with his wife
and daughter at Moscow,
For SALE-First class incubator
and brooder. 200 egg capacity
almost new. Inquire OF Judge, IL.
Taylor. Grangeville. m3tf
Geo. Behean, the Salmon river
stockman, was in town this week.
His wife who has been visiting
here for some time returned with
him.
G. J. Right, we'll known min
ing and stockman of Salmon river,
came up lost week to attend the
funeral of w. A. Scott, his former
partner.
Allen Stephens, formerly in
business at Clearwater, has pur-
chased the general merchandise
store of J. A. Whitaker at Elk
City and will move there to reside.
On Sunday, March 18th, Rev.
John G. Templeton, of Denver
and Rev. H. A. Wicker, of Grange
vile, will exchange pulpits fol
both morning and evening services
Trinity Church Sunday Schoo
1OA. M. Holy Communion l.
A. M. Services at White Birt
Sunday evening. Wednesday eve
ming Lenten services 1880 p. M.
Stanley Splawn, resident o
upper Salmon river, was last weel
convicted Of skining cattle fount
dead on the range, and sentences
to 30 days in the county Jail and
fine Of S25.
Chas. Barnhart, of Harrison
Idaho, was in town thr first Of tn
week interviewing some of on
mining men in regard to installin
the Economy Rock Crusher fc
which he is general agent.
w. H. Cassidy has formed
partnership with the firm of Fog
& Nugent for the practice of Law
Mr.. Cassidy is one of Idaho coul
ty's ablest speakers and will be
valuable addition to this alread
strong firm.
Mrs. Donna l.. Smith, who III
been visiting her daughter Mr.
p. M. Granville for several mont
left Sunday for Silverton, Co
where she will visit friends f
several weeks before returning
her home in Chicago.
A. G. Cunningham, f. w. Kal
ten and r. Cote returned Frid
from trip to Lewiston. TIL
are among the heaviest stoc
holders in the Idaho Consolidat
Copper properties on Salmon riv
and their visit was made in the
terests of that company. Tn
undoubtedly have good mine a
took some fine ore specimens wi
them for the mining bureau.
Peter II. Ready whites from l
Angeles that he has seen all
Camas Prairie people who t
wintering in the land of sunshi
and that all are well. He took
trip to Santa Monica and S;
that there are thousands of
cursionists visiting the beach ev'
day from Los Angeles. He v
visit San Diego next week, and
poets to return to Grangev
about the middle of May.
Will @. Brown, general manae
and Geo. Blame, foreman, OF
Boston Buffalo mining proper
came out from the Hump Frid
the former enroute to his home
Oregon and the latter going
Salt Lake. Work at the mines
continue right along during Il
absence an they express themsel
as well pleased with the sh
ing on the property. They exl
to be gone about three weeks.
w. S. Hogan of the Ho
barber shop, suffered a severe
in the head yesterday while tr
ing the floor of the barber s
with floor dressing. Nh. Ho
was leaning against chair W
he slipped on the wet floor
struck the back of his head on
sharp edge OF chair. A wo
about two inches long was infii
near the base of the skull and
attendance of physician