Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-22
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

For Sale-Dry rails for fuel. En-
quire of Geo. j. Smith at Idaho
Feed yard. 81
Fen Batty and A.. F. Parker
have purchased $50 acres northeast
of the city, paying in the neighbor-
hood of $25 per acre. The sale
was made by the Parker Robert
son Co.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McGrane was buried here
last Wednesday. The death Of the
child occurred at Berkeley, Califor.
MIA, last December 4th.
A delightful children's program
was held at the Methodist church
Sunday night, by the. Sunday
school. Almost 40 of the children
took part In the exercises.
w. f. Pogue, assistant state vet.
erinarian, and Col. Allen Miller,
state immigration commissioner,
arrived in the city Saturday, from
the Salmon river country.
Frank Harris, machinist at the
Cracker-Jack mine company
with G. Griffith, electrician, Of the
same mine departed for the Hump
last Friday.
Miss Annie Binnnard, Mr.. s.
Goldstone and son arrived in the
city last Saturday to visit Miss
Minnie Binnard who has been
quite i'll at the home of her sister
Mrs. III. Wax.
A man in overalls must not al.
low false modesty to stand in his
way Of entering Hogan's fashion
able parlors. Be he prince or peas
ant he will receive the same artis-
tic treatment.
The Cove placer mine, situated
seven miles east Of this city, com
menced work with the giant
hydraulic pipes last Friday; they
will continue to operate with q full
force through the summer months.
j. NJ. Taylor is re-appraising
the school lands in this county.
1t is claimed that the work has
not been properly done in the
past, although F. A. Fem and J..
K. Jaqnes have both tried their
hands at it.
Geo. d. and Mrs. Smith left last
Monday en- route to Roseburg to
visit Mr.. Smiths father who is
getting to be a very old man. Upon
their return trip they will lay over
in Portland and take in the big
fair.
Prof Ross, principal Of the Boise
school has been engaged by Supt.
Carpenter to fill the position OF
one Of the instructors of the teach
ers institute to be held here in
August.
Mrs. e. H. Cooler, Nancy Jones
and James Woodward departe ed for
Occur d'Alene City last week.
They will attend the w. r. @. of
the G. A. X. to be held in that
city.
Crops r looking splendid all
over the prairie and reservation
country. Some that were put in
late are not looking quite so we'll
but from present indications we
will have the biggest crop that we
have yet had.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Bowers OF
Spokane and M. and Mrs. Nelson
of Lewiston made up a merry
who came over the noun
road to the city last week re-
turning the same route. They re-
port the trip most enjoyable.
A telegram was received last
Tuesday by G. w. Hersinger from
General Vickers stating
that he would in a few days muster
in the Grangeville company and at
the same time supply the necessary
equipments.
Some small boys started a fire in
some straw and rubbish back Of
the Henry Wax store last Monday
and but for the timely discovery
by some passers by the entire block
would have been in danger of be-
ing burned.
J. Loyal Addison, who was q
member of the last legislature from
Idaho Co., has been chosen princi.
pal Of the Russell school and teach.
for the eighth grade at Moscow.
Mr.. Addison graduated from the
University Of Idaho in the class Of
1904.
Every application made at
Hogan's to a customer is the touch
Of a master workman's hand and
possesses that indefinable some
hing which makes every shave,
haircut, massage, shampoo SO
distinguished in select COM
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