Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-04-27
Items of Interest to
Ornageville and VII
cinity.

Griff Griffith and A. s. Homes
came out from the Hump Monday.
]. r. Clark, of the Idaho County
Bank was over from Cottonwood,
Tuesday.
X. G. Schofield, E. w. Whitcomb
and o. M Snyder returned from
Spokane this week.
s. P. Kennedy of Tolo, has re.
turned from Iowa where he has
been spending the winter.
Wanted-3 or rooms, unfur-
nished, down stairs, for light house
keeping, Inquire at this Office.
F. Van Vert arrived here from
Iowa this week to make his home.
He is brother of Ward VanWert.
Mrs. Frank J. Reed expects to
leave tomorrow for q visit with
Mrs. Louis P. Bradbury at Kend-
rick.
]. w. Pantall, OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company, went to
Spokane Tuesday on a short bust
ness trip.
G. A. Bonebrake, the popular
druggist, left Sunday for Hot Lake
Oregon where he hopes to find re-
. lief from serious attack of rheu-
matism.
A boxing contest is billed for to-
night between s. w. Hoffman and
A. Arnold. 1t will take place in
the Pfeufer building formerly occu.
pied by Crosby and Parkins.
Will Jones returned Tuesday
from Lewiston and the Palouse
country where he has been buying
cattle. He and Bob recently ship
ped 16 car loads from Pullman.
Visit the Lewis and Clark fair.
You can save grain enough to pay
for the trip by using q Deering
binder or header. For sale by the
Grangeville Implement Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross, Arnold left
last week for Thunder Mt, where
Mrs. Arnold will teach school and
Ross will act as deputy assessor
for Mr.. Julian.
Hogan the barber has no electric
hair brush but he has electric rail-
road stock and q compressed air
apparatus on the road that will
soothe the most tender face.
County Auditor Overman has
all warrants issued ut the last term
OF the commissioners court ready
for delivery. Parties having war.
rants due them should call in per.
son or send written orders.
A. ]. Clark recently from Wash.
ington, has purchased the meat
market OF Adam Brust and expects
to take charge shortly. Mr.. Clark
expects to put in a cold storage also
a small packing establishment.
/ Rev. w. A. Hall went to Whit.
Bird yesterday to deliver an ad
dress before the Odd Fellows O
that place on the anniversary O
the order. Rev. G. Il. Mcdonald
went to Cottonwood on the sam,
mission.
Mrs. Elizabeth Viola Miller ,lwif,
of Henry Miller, who lives 6 mile
south of Denver, died at her HON,
Monday at the age of 81 years
The funeral took place yesterday
interment at Denver. Deceased
was formerly Miss Grinder, vel
known in this city.
The Episcopal church was beau
tifnlly decorated Sunday. Easte
lilies, ferns, lilies of the valley
and smilax were Hastily arranged
with a most pleasing effect. Mrs
W. N. Scales furnished most o
the flowers which were sent from
Portland.
Chas. Hartman of the Caldwell
country was in town last weel
with q view to finding . home OF
Camas prairie and was favorably
impressed with the prospects. H,
has gone home to dispose OF hi
property after which he expects t.
visit US again.
Chas. Cone was up from hi
ranch near Freedom, Monday. ani
reports things in q most promising
condition in that section. Ths
recent rains have given the grass q
good start, stock is looking flint
and the prospect for q big fruit
crop was never better.
The Camas Prairie Encampment
arrangements to give Crane
High Priest Emerson a reception
at the I. o. 0. F, hall last Friday
evening. The High Priest failed te
to show up but the boys proceeded
with their program and ate the
supper.wit relish just the same.
P. v. Coffey at one time a resi-.
dent OF Camas Prairie, arrived
here yesterday from Eugene, Ore,
where he is now located. It has
been over Is wears since he left