Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-27
Items Of Interest to
drangeville and VI
cinity.
Personal nention
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The most DELICIOUS beverages and
toothsome confessions q Franks
WANrED.-Two good saddle
horses. See VIM Mulhall, Den
yer, Idaho. jet
Wanted-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. En-
quire at this Office.
Remember my line Of wall pap.
or and house Innings cannot be ex-
celled. Walter Hickerson.
G. w. Mount and @. D. Willis
were in the city the first of the
week in the interest OF the O. r.
& N. passenger department.
The Bargain Store Co. 10 moving
she present store building into
Estate street preparatory to begin.
ming the erection Of their new brick
block.
|, The city council IL having q
building erected just south Of the
Wiltse House, to be used by the
FIRE department for keeping . hose
cart.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Scales &C.
companied by Mrs. Katherine
Scales and Miss Effie Cobb were
visitors at the Evergreen mine
last Sunday.
r. Hawley departed for the
Buffalo Hump country last Mon
day where he will arrange for the
mill at the Cracker Jack to resume
operations.
Whitaker and Howe sold two
blocks in the Wylde addition, one
to Frank Kaelin, consideration
$500, and one to Frank Richard.
son for $3.50.
G. A. Parsons arrived from
Moose creek Monday and reports
the Moose Creek placers closed
down owing to the water supply
being exhausted.
A rush Of other matter this week
has prevented the COMMISSIONER
proceedings from appearing In this
issue, but they will appear COM
plete next week.
The ladies Of the Catholic aid
society wish to thank the Bargain
Store and the people generally for
the liberal patronage given them
at the recent benefit sale.
Webb F. Safer, asst. passenger
agent Of the N. P. company and
w. 81. Ude, the travelling pas
senger agent from Spokane were
Grangeville visitors last Friday.
Mrs. N. Pierce and three daugh-
tiers, from Lucille, passed through
the city last Sunday enroute TO
Niagara Falls, N. Y, where she
goes to place her children in the
schools of that city.
A report is being circulated that
q glacier has been discovered two
miles above Kamiah on the Clear
water river. It is very near the
surface and but little digging is
required to strike ice.
Rev. Willard n. Roots, pastor
of the Episcopal church at Palouse
Washington, and formerly in
charge Of the parish Of this
city, was visiting friends here
the first Of the week.
Modern investigations have
shown that wrinkles and poor con-
dition of the personal appearance
OF the man are due to the work Of
cheap BARRIERS. At Hogan's pop
ular parlors there are only the
best employed.
DR.. and Mrs. II. v. Riges
returned Monday night from 81
visit to the Portland fair. Miss
Riggs, the doctors sister and Miss
Brainard, Mrs. Riggs sister re-
turned with them. The young
ladies will spend the summer here.
John Shessler and Miss Bertha
Bassett were united in marriage
last Sunday at Newsome. L. A.
Painter officiating. Many friends
and relatives were present. and all
enjoyed q bounteous wedding
supper.
]. a. Crockwell returned to the
city last Sunday from the Hump
country, and reports having had oil
most exciting time at the Are which
destroyed the metropolis of the
hills. BE arrived in the i'll fated
town about ID minutes before the
alarm vas sounded.
Mrs. Fred Karsten entertained .
number OF her friends last Thurs
day evening and on Friday even
ing tho young people were invited
to her home to meet Miss Rosa
Basler. Both evenings we're de-
lightfully spent with games, music
and refreshments.
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