Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-19
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VII
cinity.

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Of the week.
Jerry Smith left the first Of I'll
week for a two days visit at th
Lewiston fair.
Nails and iron at fire sale price,
Alexander & Freidenrich, Office q
Bank Of Camas Prairie.
Mics Alice Cogan, manager &
the telephone Office in this city
Is visiting in Lewiston this week
j. Loyal Addison came owe
from Moscow with the football
beam Saturday for q short visi
with friends here.
L. E. and Dwight Smith of Sites
together with their families, wer'
visitors at the home of A. E.. Alex
ander over Sunday.
Mrs. s. FL. Beall, of Shields. Ore
q rrived here last Thursday. Sh,
ID the mother OF G. s. Beall OF tn,
Big Buffalo.
Holt & Rhoades, the well knowr
s almon river stock man, delivered
2 no head of cattle to Jones Bros
o u the prairie last week.
Monte Jones, Frank Mclean
and "Kid' Smith left the last O.
The week for Spokane where they
" i'll enjoy themselves ct the biz
fair.
G. A, Parsons, manager Of the
M Dose Creek placers, is again able
to attend to business after being
CO mined to the hospital for several
weeks.
G. T. Mcdonald and wife went
do wn to Lewiston the first Of the
week where they will take in the
fair. Mr. Mcdonald also has
30 me important business to tran
sact while there.
John Powell and Clyde Price
left Sunday for a weeks visit at
the Lewiston fair. They rode
through over Craig's mountain and
several horses along to dis
pose of at the fair.
Miss Irene Evans left Tuesday
Walla Walla where she will
for q short time. Her father,
Ev an Evans, will join her shortly
and both will return to their home
1T Los Angles, Calf.
James Mcconnell and son re-
tur ned Tuesday from a visit OF
sew ral days on the coast. They
visited a few days at Seattle and
aleo took in the Lewis and Clark
fair at Portland.
! ;. g. Bradley was in town from
his Green Greek ranch this week.
Mr. Bradley informs us that he has
disposed of his interest in the
Sta dard and will devote his whole
to raising wheat.
Mr.. George Bingham has opened
a saloon at the Charles Nail ranch
on the road between here and
Slit es. He will carry a line OF
win es liquors and cigars and ex-
pects a good trade.
E mil Fisher, living out on the
old Woodward ranch west OF town,
kill ed a large wild goose Wednes.
day morning. He brought down
the bird with a rifle, about 400
away.
d r. H. V. Riggs and wife went
dow n to Lewiston Wednesday to
take In the fair. They will 20 from
ther Q to Spokane where the Doctor
will purchase q new outfit OF in
stru ments and equipment for his
office.
Willie Cheeley, o of w. O.
Cheeley, returned the first of the
week from Portland where he went
for q visit with relatives. He has
STAN mered for several years but
completely cured during his
stay there.
The first snow of the season
came Tuesday evening, when a fall
Of four inches of the "beautiful,a
Camas Prairie. With the
storm came an immense flight Of
duck and geese, the largest in
years.
The Thunder Mountain News
repor ts r. d. Almond Of this place
IS ha wing recently made . rich
disco very in that camp. The crop
pings are almost entirely free and
carry values running up into the
humid reds.
j. B. Leeper and family, of Harp
,ter, were in the city Saturday to
So the big football game. Mr..
.eepe Or is an old enthusiast Df tho
game and has played in some big
,ontes ts. His son, Roy, was one
II the locals in the game.