Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-13
Items OF Interest to
~0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

Jack Moore is in town from
Adams camp.
The most delicious beverages and
toothsome confessions ~ Franks.
Mrs. A.. 8. Hardy returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives and
friends in Portland.
Fred Mckenzie, John Powell
and Frank Hogan have gone to
White Bird or q fishing trip.
Mox Alexander OF Lewiston is in
the city this week, meeting friends
and looking after the business of
his company.
The proper appearance OF a man
in the society of the refined is most
essential to the comfort and pleas
ure Of all present. Hogan's plan
is always right.
Nash Wayland, we'll known in
this county and now in the
mercantile business in Roosevelt,
was recently married to Miss
Gertrude Pung, Of Wardner.
Many new sidewalks and street
Improvements are in progress about
the city. The commissioners ex-
poets to work a large force of men
on street improvements this sum-
mer.
r. ]. Kern, editor Of the defunct
Sites Journal, Spent several days
in town this week looking after
business matters. He expects to
leave soon for some point on the
coast.
Ash Cooper, q prominent farmer
and stock raiser, of White Bird,
was q visitor in the city last Mon
day. Mr.. Cooper is going to sell
IA head Of mares Saturday, July %
at Denver.
The families of Messrs, A. and
j. Mcdonald are enjoying . visit
from Miss Loretta Smith from
their old home in South Dakota.
Miss Smith will also visit the
Portland fair.
The case Of the city OF Cotton
wood Va. B. B. Russell for viola
ting the Sunday closing law re-
suited in q decision by the jury in
favor of the defendant, Nj. Rus
sell.
Frank Burke, expert accountant
for Idaho county, has completed
and filed his report on the Office OF
auditor and recorder and clerk OF
the district court, q complete re-
port of which will appear next week.
Fred Karsten left yesterday for
the Salmon river to begin work on
the Idaho Consolidated Copper
Co.'S. properties. His family will
follow shortly and spend the sum-
mer at the mine.
Gus Schultz, who has been
working his placer claims ON 20
mile creek arrived in the city last
Monday enroute to Nee Perez
where his younger brother had
suddenly died.
w. H. Ralph, the we'll known
auctioneer Of Nez Perez, was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Ralph has
won an enviable reputation in his
work and the demand for his
services are rapidly increasing in
this section.
The Juvenile base ball club has
made arrangements to play the
Nez Perez team on the grounds at
this city next Sunday. This prom
Uses to be a very interesting game,
as both teams are far above the
average.
Geo. M. Reed has during the
past week sold farm lands aggre-
eating $4,000. He is receiving
numerous inquiries from the east
and expects to see great activity in
real estate during the next few
months.
r. H. Farris, of Clearwater was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Farris
reports the crops Of that section in
an advanced stage Of maturity.
Harvest will. be proceeding with
full force by the last of this week,
and the yield will b. enormous.
j. J. Toler arrived in the city
from Warren last Sunday. Mi.
Toler, who has been interested in
the Colt Mining Co. reports having
sold his interests in that company.
He departed Monday for the Hump
country where he will engage in
mining in that section.
1t is q pleasure to visit w. E.
Graham's furniture store and see
the immense stock of up-to-date
house furnishings in his establish
ment. He received another car
load this week and has a store that
would be q credit to q much larger
city than Grangeville.
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