Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-11-23
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their new bell Sunday.
II. G. Oliver of Sites was q
Grangeville visitor yesterday.
Mrs. J. E. Greene entertained at
Five Hundred at her home Friday
evening.
Will Jones is back from trip to
eastern Oregon, where he went
after cattle.
Lee Rhoades OF Cotton wood was
q pleasant business caller at this
Office yesterday.
Mrs. G. G. Call returned today
from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Portland.
r. n. Hartman and Frank NJ.
Roberts were Grangeville visitors
from Sites yesterday.
w. L. Brown a prominent Cot
tonwood capitalist was Grange.
vile visitor yesterday.
Tom johnson, the mining man,
left this week for the east where he
will spend the winter.
New harness and saddle goods of
all kinds, or Charley will repair
your old ones, at Bertsch's.
August Schroeder, q prominent
farmer of Keuterville, was q
Grsngeville visitor last week.
s. o. Tannahill, a prominent
Lewiston attorney, was in town
this week on legal business.
A complete line of school books
for all grades at the Pulse drug
store. Mail orders solicited.
Frank McGrane has rented his
farm west OF town to DR.. T. w.
Nickel who will cultivate it next
season.
The Woman's Club will hold
their regular monthly meeting this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Stantial.
Geo. Renner and AL Russell
we're up from Harpster yesterday
and remembered this Office with q
pleasant call.
Anton Aichlmayr and Miss Anna
Nuxall, two popular young people
Of this county, were married at
Enrdinand last uook
A number of young folks we're
pleasantly entertained at the home
Of Judge De Haven Saturday night
in honor of his son John.
The regular teachers examina-
ton fer certificates began this
morning under the direction OF
Superintendent Carpenter.
A. r. Lee, who recently sold a
fine farm near Cottonwood to J. 1.
Overman has purchased valuable
business property in Charleston.
Bowling is proving a popular
recreation here this fall and Will
sons alleys are kept busy from
early morning till late at night.
Walter Hickerson has had q
mammoth sign painted on the west
side of his hardware store which is
both attractive and conspicuous.
All day Saturday the ladies of
the Presbyterian church will hold Q
cookery sale of good things for
Sunday dinner, at DR.. Sheaffer's
drug store.
Charles Nail has leased his farm
between here and Sites and has
moved his family into town in
order that his children may attend
school.
We have steel and malleable
ranges. Both kinds will bake or
you can use them for an anvil to
hammer on. Bertsch's Hardware
Store.
Geo. M. Robertson and Craig L.
Spencer made q trip to the Clear
water country last week. They
report things as prosperous in that
part of the county.
Monte ]. Wax, who for some
time was with the Lewiston Trib-
une, has accepted position with
the Wholesale house of M. Seller &
Co. OF Portland.
Jacob Yeager, a prosperous
farmer and stockman of Salmon
river, was in town yesterday. He
brought out bunch of hogs which
he sold to f. s. Sweet.
Will @. Brown, manager Of the
Concord mines at the Hump, came
out yesterday enroutc to his home
at Riddle, Oregon. He will proba-
bly, be absent two or three months.
Fred Rustemeyer was over from
Cottonwood Tuesday. He has Sc
cured subcontract for getting out
ties for the Northern Pacific and
will put in the winter in the woods.