Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-07-28
Personal r1ention

Miss Ella Moore is home from
trip to Spokane.
Mems Golf Shirts at Alexander
& Friedenrich's.
Mems Shirts and Collars at .
greatly reduced prices. Wax's.
Henry Rambo was up from his
Snake river cattle ranch Sunday.
F. P. Turner, Of Kooskia, was
doing business in this city Monday.
2Oc and 25c Mems Collars have
been reduced to 2 for 25c at Wax's.
Attorney w. NJ. McCrosky, OF
Palouse, was in town on business
this week.
James Stuart, a prominent citizen
of Kooskia, was doing business in
town Tuesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Krischbaum in this city
Tuesday morning.
Will A. Jones has been appoint
ed deputy game warden for this
part OF the state.
E. Pribilsky, the Kooskia gard
ner, was in town Tuesday with a
load of fine vegetables.
DR.. FL. FL. Ainsworth, of Buffalo
Hump, was Grangeville visitor
last Friday and Saturday.
Farmers are busy putting mp
hay and report the quantity and
quality very satisfactory.
Judge j. G. CARRIER has been
seriously i'll for the past week but
is slightly better at present.
Harry Scheiler, the Warren
mining man, came out last week TO
attend the republican convention
at Sites.
The county commissioners drove
to Kooskia Sunday to inspect the
new bridge across the clearwater
at that place.
Summer Dress Goods and Shirt
Waists, large line to select from,
at one-half price at Alexander &
Friedenrich'e.
Mrs. Judge Steele returned last
week to Moscow after an extended
visit with relatives in Ohio, Indi-
ana and Illinois.
Geo, NJ. Pilkington returned to
Spokane Sunday after spending
some time looking after his mining
inter ests in the Hump.
Fred Lee returned Monday from
a trip to Spokane and LETT yester-
day for the Hump where he will
spend couple Of months.
The work on the Odd Fellows
hall has been completed and with
a new coat of paint presents a
much improved appearance.
Craig L. Spencer and John For
est of Pender, Nebraska are here
for few days to take peep at
Camas Prairie crops and land.
The annual county teachers in.
stitute will be held, beginning Aug
10Th, in the high school building
Full announcement next week.
s. E. Hogens, the White Bird
merchant, passed through towr
Tuesday enroute home from 8
three weeks visit in Elmore county
The watch given away by thu
Peterson & Dunbar theatrical Co
to the most popular young ladJ
was won by Miss Emma Williams
a clerk in Wade's store.
Geo. w. Hawley was up from
White Bird Monday. He report
the heavy rain and wind storm
which occurred there about tw,
weeks ago did considerable damag
to crops.
Frank Eames is preparing t
open grocery store in the ne,
Grabski building and expects to b
ready for business next week
Mr.. Eames has had large experi
ence in the grocery business an
will put in a stock strictly up-tt
date in every respect.
f. w. Whitcomb, Of Seattle
was q n arrival here Saturda
where he joined r. G. Scofield an
left Monday for Thunder Noun
ain. These gentlemen have va
liable mining interests in that cam
and Mr.. Scofield has been spent
ing most of his time there.
Frank McGrane has the thank
OF this Office for supply of fir
Royal Ann cherries. The cherr
crop in this county has been e,
ceptionally good this year an
those grown by Mr.. McGrane ca,
not be excelled and are rarel
equalled in any country.