Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-02
Items Of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Feb. IA.
Charles Herzinger left yester-
day for Boise.
Business in the police court
seems to be prospecting during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. McBroom left
today for q visit with relatives al
Roseburg, Oregon.
Miss Alice Roby, Of Freedom.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Benedict in this city.
The Eagles will give an old fash.
ion ball on Feb. 14th. A good time
assured. Tickets $3.50.
The Eagles ball on Feb. IA is the
coming event. Everybody and
his best girl will be there.
Miss Nettie Bridgman left Tues,
day for Spokane where she will
enter the Northwest Busine
College.
II. F. Church expects to leave
about the middle of next month
for the Alberta county to locate
permanently.
Mart Browning has resigned his
position in Hogan's barber shop
and left yesterday for his former
home at Kooskia.
J. E. Clark, banker Of Fender,
Neb. arrived here Tuesday on a
visit to Craig l.. Spencer and to
look over Camas Prairie.
Hand Seeder, Endgate Seeders,
Two Horse Seeders, Garden Seed.
ers and cultivators for sale al
Grangeville Implement Co.'S.
Prof. G. II. Brockman writes
that he is now located at Ocean.
side, Calf, where he is greatly
enjoying the warm climate.
At the drawing at ]. B. Adams
store Monday Mrs. Ned Wilburn
held the lucky number &C and Sc
cured fine dinner set al a prize
Drills, Flows, Seeders, Harrow.
and all kinds OF Farm Machinery
at Grangeville Implement Co.'S
store. The largest stocks evel
carried on Camas Prairie.
w. F. Eisenbardt, of the North
ern Pacific express company, hal
been in town several days thi!
week checking up the Office pre-
paratory to placing it in charge o
E. r. Cawley.
Gang Flows, Sulkey Flows
Disc Plows, Walking Flows, Rid
ing Flows, Breaking Flows, Shove
Plows and Garden Flows in larg'
quantities at Grangeville Imple
ment Co.'S. store.
1t axes no difference how man,
medicines have failed to cure you
if you are troubled with headache
constipation, kidney or liver troub
les, HOLSTERS Rocky Mt. Tea will
make you well.
j. j. Pulse
In the case of Schieler and RE
bold VS. the Little Giant Co. a
Warren, the court he's rendered
decision In favor a ~ plAaiGu
To spit vas brq ~ 1oscloee
nsertrro y ~ 90 "a has bsel
kotly contested d fhe courts b
faeveral yeara
The county has received the fv
new typewriters ordered by tn
officers couple OF weeks ago which
makes nine of those machines il
possession Of the county. They ar
also going to have electric chande
liers to light the offices and lots o
other nice things.
E. r. Cawley has been appoint
ed express and stage agent here t,
take the place of T.. E. Travis VIII,
resigned. Mr.. Cawley is thorough
ly competent and very popular
with the people and can be depend
ed upon to run the Office in a mos
satisfactory manner. Mr.. Travi
will leave shortly for outside point
to continue in the stage work will
his cousin W. f. Travis.
The board of regents OF the Uni
versity of Idaho located at Moscow
consisting of @. l.. Hoffman, Mrs
w. Fl. Ridenbaugh, E. S. Sweet
Geo. Parkinson and G. McCarty i
in session with Governor Goodin,
considering the needs Of the insti
tuition. Meeting with the boart
are Attorney General Guheen ant
President Mclean of the univer
sity. 1t is understood that tn
presence of the attorney genera
was required to pass upon certain
matters which the board will incor
porate in its bill for an appropria
ton for the enlargement of tn
institution. Capital News.