Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-12-14
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

afternoon and a program Of much
interest was enjoyed.
o. l.. Benson was out Florence
last week.
Attorney T. II. BARTLETT made a
business trip to Moscow this week.
James J. Surridge was q business
visitor in the city yesterday from
Harpster.
VIM. Jones is on the Salmon
river securing cattle for shipment
next week.
D. L. Wylde made a trip to Nez
Perez this week in the interests of
his nursery.
Miss Lena Fleetwood returned
to the city yesterday from a visit
to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Grote will
leave Sunday for Denver, Colo, to
remain indefinitely.
Henry Elfers and Fred Callison,
two Salmon river cattlemen, were
Grangeville visitors this week.
The parents of G. H. Schroeder
returned to Portland this week
after two months Welt here.
M. B. Geary will leave Sunday
for visit with relatives at his old
home at Osbornes Mile, w. Va.
He expects to be absent about six
weeks.
J. B. and Robert Hamill were in
town Saturday from Green Creek.
They report good roads and farm
ers we'll up with their work in that
section.
Invitations are out announcing
she coming marriage of Miss Mabel
Burke of this city and Birdsell H.
Farris Of Lewiston, to take place
here on December 20.
L. M. Harris and family, Misses
Nellie and Mabel McMullen, F. B.
Stewart, Will Wright and Frank
Wiley will leave Sunday for a
months visit at Villisca, Iowa,
where they formerly resided.
Rev. Danhardt is expected here
tomorrow to take charge of the
Episcopal church mission work in
this city. He is graduate Of
Yale university and has been asso.
ciated with Bishop Wells in All
Saints cathedral at spokane.
| w. w. Brown, as trustee in
charge of the stock in the M. s. NJ
store, has decided to close it al
out before January l. Naturally
much stock will 60 at sacrifict
and many real bargains can be had
Read his ad.
Cards have been received her,
announcing the marriage of Mis-
Bessie Jasper and Louis G. Moore
to take place at Cunningham
Wash, on Dec. "a. The brid,
) was one OF the high school grad
> yates of this city last year and is |
r sister OF Mrs. d. r. Atherton.
. The second production of an,
Friend from India" Saturda,
!, night, was well attended and
! substantial sum was realized 70
, the Y. M. G. A. The specialize
introduced by the Grange Cit
3 quartette were well received an,
brought forth much applause.
+ Last week in mentioning tn
2 officers of the new Alexander
Freidenrich company we uninten
] tionally omitted the name of
Alexander as vice-president. MI
t Alexander was senior member c
the old firm and will continue
8 take lively interest in the new.
q G. E. Macarthur arrived her
: Sunday from Guymas, Mex, an
: spent a couple of days visiting hi
D brother, Nelson Macarthur. He ha
3 large mining interests in that SET
ton but has it 30 arranged that h
n can remain away this winter an
d will spend the time in Florida.
w. d. Gillette and j. Ali
Campbell returned to the city tn
: last of the week from a seven day
hunting trip and brought wit
y them three fine deer. They repol
y an excellent time and state tn,
q although game is not SO plentif,
i this year, a careful hunter can 8,
. cure q satisfactory supply of me.
d and an abundance of genuine spor
!, A petition is being circulate
asking for the release Of Jas.
= Crea, who is ut present serving
:, sentence Of four years and te
y months in the Boise penitentia,
y for the killing of Thos. V. McLet
81 in this city during the month
10 January, 1902. The petition
being generally signed and will
1t forwarded in a few days to Il
y board Of pardons.
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