Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-30
Personal r1entiOn
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Florida Tomatoes At Wade's.

Florida Tomatoes at WAdes.
Now celebrate the national birth
lay.
Bob Jones made visit to Seattle
and other coast points last week.
Mart Browning il ct his former
station in Frank Hogan,s barber
shop.
Several parties have QUILTED
here this week for Thunder mount
ain.
Warren Auchinvole, wife = nd
nd baby are up from Snake river
visiting friends.
Vast quantities Of hay are being
hauled from Grangeville to the
railroad nowadays.
Patriotic services next Sunday
in the presbyterian church both
morning and evening.
Stone retaining walls are being
put in on both sides of Main street
between Hall and State streets.
Salmon and Clearwater rivers
have reached the high water mark
for the season, and are now reced-
ing.
The Grangeville Social club will
give q dance at the I. o. o. F. hall
the night Of the Fourth, for which
elaborate preparations are being
made.
A. D. Gray, cashier of the Bank
of Sites, spent Sunday in the
county seat. He reports the bank
doing . good business in that grow
ing town.
w. r. Carey and Lew Bates
succeeded in extracting quite q
number of the finny tribe from
White Bird creek, near White Bird
station last week.
Mrs. C. C. William OF Hoopes-
ton, H., 10 here on an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Reed, and family. Her little son
accompanies her.
About 70 teams are engaged in
hauling wood from the mountains
to town for winter consumption.
The ruling price is four dollars q
cord. and sometimes lower,
Quite . number of our young
folks attended the dance given at
G. G. Nails residence last Friday
night. About thirty couple were
present and good time reported.
GraDgeville business men gener.
ally report an unusually prosper
Ons trade during the past six weeks.
The growing necessity Of the grow
ing mountain camps all help grow.
ing Grangeville.
Summer is here at last, and there
is tho annual exodus Of that par
of our population which is interest
ed in mining properties going in
side to represent their mining
claims-
Fall sown grain 10 looking vel
all over the prairie, but the sprinl
grain which Was put in late doe
not make SO good showing, AM
farmers do not look for the usua
bumper crop which usually reward
their labors.
Farmers In this vicinity are gel
ting ready to cut their hay. Th
crop.is lighter than usual, OWN
to the long continued spell of dr.
weather. but the price still keep
up 30 it is the most profitable Gro
our farmers can raise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Call went
Lewiston . few days ego, wher
Mrs. Call will remain during th
summer. Mr.. Call will retur
shortly and will 60 into tho Thur
der mountain district, where b
has mining interests.
Frank Hogan, Milton Freideu
rich, Jas. 6harkey and DR.. Camp
bell went TO White Bird last Thurl
day on . fishing expedition. The
returned Friday with quite mum
Der of gamey little fellows. Th
following is the score: Campbell
6, Freidenrich 4, 6harkey 2, Hoga
a basket full which be undoubted
~ purchased from some small boy
The ball games between the Ne1
perez and Charleston teams, playe
Ct the former place last Saturda
and Sunday attracted the attend
ance Of quite . number of Grsngs
vlle's en- thusiasts. Saturday
game resulted disastrously for Ne,
perez, the score being 16 to 4
Sundays game stood 6 to in fave
OF Nezperce. TIL ose attendip
were B. G. Wiltse, Frank Hogan
Matt Carey, d. B. Wilson, Fran
Reed and Chas. Seefeldt.