Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-05
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

cinity.
Batty's property Tuesday mornin,
but was extinguished before an,
damage was done.
Mark Howe is building = nea
addition to his house, in the ives
part OF town.
You will look right and fee
right If you get a bath and shaw
at Hogan's.
B. L. Crosby moved into hi
new house, in the west part O
town Monday morning.
4 revolving Office chair lost dur
ing the fire can be recovered BY
calling on Policeman Henry Viii
liAms. wa1w
Paul Kase, wife and children o.
West Point, Neb., visited Geo. N,
Adam last week while enroutt
nome from the fair.
David, the six year old son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Kerlee, died
Saturday, and was buried Monday
in the Prairie View Cemetery.
viii @. Brown, manager Of the
Concord mines in the Hump,
passed through here Monday en-
route to Oregon on q visit to his
family.
E. Searcy again opened his
lunch counter and short order
house Tuesday evening in the
old stand opposite the Bank of
Camas Prairie.
Frank Kalin, a prosperous farm
or of Cottonwood, has disposed Of
some Of his interests in this coun-
ty and left this week for Lompoc,
Calf, to reside.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Austin died Monday
night at the age Of five months.
The funeral took place from the
home Tuesday afternoon.
M. b. Geary, Geo. Seay and
Il. II. Holloway left Sunday for
Portland. After visiting the fair
they will take in Seattle and other
points before returning.
w. 0. Miller, Of the City Bak-
cry, IL putting in a complete line
OF groceries in connection with the
bakery. He has the shelving all
up and the goods are arriving
daily.
DR.. G. r. Murchison, expert
optician, representing the old es-
tablished King Co., OF Spokane,
will be at the Grangeville Hotel,
Oct. II. IL, Is and IA. EXAMINE
ton free.
The state supreme court con-
vened in Lewiston Monday. The
appealed case of Rudolph Wetter,
who was convicted of murder from
this county, will be heard on the
18th.
John s. Hokenson, of Oro-
has sold to Jos. f. Powers,
2f Orogrande, for 81, 1000, the
Junction aud Lone Star mining
in the Orogrande district
Tribune.
9. A. Parsons, manager Of the
Moose Creek placers, is at the hos
,ital where he underwent an op-
DR.. Campbell. who is in
Of the case, reports him as
loing nicely.
A new 6-inch water main is
r.asa .acl;l. ..., ua art house
vest on Main street as far as the
lew brewery to replace the wooden
'ipe which has caused so much
in the past.
G. s. Thompson came out from
iarshal Lake Tuesday, enroute
0 the Portland fair. He reports
considerable activity in the mines
bout that district and results gen.
rally satisfactory.
II your eyes r giving the
last trouble, it is a duty you owe
, yourself not to neglect them. /
onsult DR.. Murchison We'd, Oct. /
18th. II you do not need glasses 1
on will be told 30. |
Geo. L. Tinker, of the Switch
ack station, was doing business in ,
,wn Tuesday. He reports a heavy F,
'avel over the road into Elk City ,
nd Orc Grande and business cor :
'spondingly good. J,
Look out for the man who tells |
on that his business competitor is {
fake--he may hand you some- {
See Whitaker 4 Howe
and Co. about fine insurance. q
70 can save you money. s
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Brtckman s
# Tuesday for Charleston, where c
ley will reside this winter. Mr.. {
has been seriously i'll
r some time but is gradually l
his strength again. !