Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-26
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Mrs. G. G. Wing arrived in the
city the last Of the week for the
winters visit with her daughter,
Mrs. James McGhee. Mrs. Wings
home is in Ashland, Oregon.
Monte Jones, Earnest Smith
and Frank Mclean returned from
their Spokane Lewiston trip and
report an enjoyable time at both
places.
Stop your bucking, quit your
kicking and try one Of those new
assortment of saddles. Made for
our home trade at Bertsch's, OPP
posite the post Office. Look
around.
A shadow social will be given
Friday evening, Nov. 3, by the
patrons of the Columbus school.
A splendid program WIN be rem
dered which is to be followed by q
dance
Mrs. E. A. Dalziel, Of Water
town, South Dakota, arrived in the
city the last OF the week for visit
OF several months with her son, j..
A. Dalziel, of the Hotel Grange
vile.
Griff Griffith, who sustained Sc
we're injuries to his face in the
Moscow-G rangeville football game,
has recovered, but scar over the
right eye remains as q reminder OF
the game. =
F. f. Jerome and MISC Omey
Feaster, of Denver, were married
last week by Justice r. r. Hotch-
kiss Of this city. The couple are
we'll known and have many friends
on the prairie. s.v,r.s-s
DR.. M. L. Ayers has moved to
his new Groom house, which he
recently erected opposite the
Catholic church. He formerly
lived in the Hanson property on
north A street.
Lanningham & Elfers have Rtted
up neat little Office and buggy
room at their livery stable on north
State street. The space was for
merly occupied by the Sorrow
horseshoing shop. ~
| J. M. Polhemus left Monday fol
Twin Falls, Idaho, to try his for
tune in the newly found irrigatet
district. He owns a fine rancf
north of Grangeville, at present
occupied by Fred Cole.
George Dennison, the 12-year
old son OF Louis Dennison Of West
lake, was ordered sent to the re-
form school by the juvenile court
The boy was taken to the institu
ton last Monday by Sheriff Green
Miss Edna Brown, who wal
operated on several weeks ago Q
the Grangeville hospital for appen
dicitis, has fnlly recovered from
the effects of the operation and |
able to be up and around.
All those who went down t.
Lewiston to enjoy the fair and at
tend the Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
; lows have returned and they repor
a very pleasant trip, a good fair
. and profitable session of the gran
: lodge.
w. N. Michael, for several week
engaged at the Bowman and Blet
soc mill On the hill south OF towr
had his left thumb nearly sawed 0
by the edger saw the last OF tn
+ week. DR.. Stockton is lookin
{ after the injured member.
Thomas Bryant came up frol
Sites Saturday from a stay
several months in Spokane, Pull
!. man, Lewiston and other poin'
1 in Idaho and Washington. 3
: expects to go out to Lowe short
& to assist on the Bryant ranch ther
The ladies of the Presbyteria
d church will give Halloween ar
It Pie social at the 1. o. o. F. hal
9 Tuesday evening, Oct. 81. A
Il are cordially invited. Admissie
10 cents and small charge Tor r
=, freshments.
10 The 6-months-old baby OF A
(. drew higgins was operated on Ia
n week by Drs. Campbell, Stocktt
and Bibby, A large tumor on q
N back of the neck, which had !
n volved the spinal column, was 81
j. cessfully removed. The infant re
Q. lied nicely from the operation.
D. r. Atherton has finished
{, a large belt wheel for the jun
1t mine at the Hump. The WHIT
/. has a twelve inch face and is ov
re eight feet in diameter. 1t "
v. made in two sections 10 thss
NJ could be taken into the mountai
"a easily.
III T. A. Wiley and E. G. Jor
IN passed through town the first
r. the week after q tour of sevel
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