Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-13
Items of Interest to
Ornageville and Vi
cinity.
Pfster is coming.

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8. E. Hodgens was up from
White Bird Sunday.
s. E. Leitch was out from the
Hump Sunday.
Representative w. D. Timm is
spending q few days in this city.
Coroner Irwin has been confined
to his home this week with an at
tact Of quincy.
L. ]. Dimmic is now located at
Two Rivers, WASH, and is well
pleased with that section.
DR.. 81. II. Ainsworth returned
Sunday from q trip outside and
left Monday for the Hump.
Mrs. Earl Mclean left Monday
for the Hump to join her husband
who is employed in the mines.
Miss Mable Bradbury returned
last week irym visit with relatives
at Ellenburg, Wash.
Mr.. Mrs. F. A, David returned
to Moscow Tuesday after q weeks
visit with their daughter Mrs. f.
A.. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs John Overfield for.
merly of this city, left Lewiston
last week for New York where
they will remain permanently.
Frank Wyatt the cattle King Of
Salmon river, brought up a bunch
of thoroughbred Herfeds from
North Yakima Monday and will
turn them on the range.
Mrs Eldridge made a very hard
! trip out from the Hump last week.
A troublesome tooth was the in
spiration and she is now having
her teeth attended to by DIR.
Green.
Mr.. J. M. Wisdom Of Mt. Idaho
was in town this week having DR..
Green put his teeth in shape be-
fore starting into the mountains
for the summer. g..
H. P. Gill a prominent -four mill
man of Duluth, spent few days
here this week looking over the
country. He was greatly pleased
with this section and may decide to
return.
John Moore a pioneer OF the In.
land Empire, was in town Monday
from Moscow in the interests Of
the Security Insurance Co. Mr..
Moore was on Camas Prairie A
years ago and this is his FIRST visit
since that time.
G. T. Mcdonald entertained the
members Of his Sunday school class
last Friday evening at the rooms
in the Mcdonald building. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
games for which the winners we're
given prizes. Light refreshments
were served.
w. L. Costley formerly Of this
place, writes from Yuma, Ariz.,
that he expects to return here about
May 20. The health of himself
and family has been greatly improv-
cd by the change Of climate but he
says that Camas Prairie is the best
place he ever saw.
Len Mitchell, the actor, has de.
cided to locate in Grangeville and
will follow his old vocation OF dec
Grating and sign painting. Mr..
Mitchell has demonstrated his
ability as q decorative artist and
those securing services are sure OF
first-class work.
Miss Bloom Taylor entertained
. large number of friends at the
home Of Mrs. Spedden Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Grace
Wineland who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. g. J. Lisle for near
ly . year past. Miss Wineland
left Tuesday for her home in Lin
coin, Nebl aska.
]. NJ. Magee, representing the
cooperative telephone Co. Of Nez
Perez was in town Friday in the
interests Of the company. An
effort is being made to extend the
lines from Cotton wood to this city.
A local exchange has been install.
ed at Cottonwood. Over $1,000
was subscribed by Cotton wood
people.
J. A. Bradbury has resigned his
position as deputy county auditor
to assume the management Of the
Inland Abstract and Investment
Company. As yet no one has been
appointed to take his place and az
the county will probably refuse all
abstract work after this the force
may be permanently reduced.
The boy or girl that is mindful
of others and refuses to take ad.
vantage or speak evil Of anyone
has q name written ON flowers that
bloom in human hearts. This is
the class Of statesmen that Henry
Murray has to wait upon his GUS
toners.
Glen penno1 waa takon hoforn