Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-24
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.

4 j. o. Levander, a pioneer Q
Salmon river, was in town yester
day.
For rent, two furnished room
and two unfurnished with privileg
of bath. Inquire Of Mrs. J. 8
Vincent on Hall street.
:! Considerable interest is bein,
taken in Idaho Day at the Portland
fair and it is probable that quite
delegation will attend from thi
city.
Frank Mclean Of the post ofic'
book store has just received . mag
nificent line OF writing material an(
invitation stationery. Ladies whit
want the latest styles in this lin,
should see his stock.
A new deputy arrived at tn,
home OF Sheriff Greene Sunday
morning and, while the young mar
will not try to draw q salary fol
some time, his Importance Is in
no wise diminished.
A Strobe and family arrived
here last Saturday from Kansas or
. visit to Steve Rossiter. They
will 60 from here to the fair and
may decide to return here later tc
locate.
The North Idaho News, pub.
lished at Standpoint has issued q
very creditable souvenir edition
describing the resources OF that
section. It is we'll printed and the
illustrations are good.
j. A. Childers and family ar.
rived Tuesday from Texas for a
short visit with his brother.in-law,
C. T. Mcdonald. Mr.. Childers
considers Camas Prairie the best
country he has seen in the North.
west.
G. FL. Schroeder, proprietor OF the
steam laundry, went to Lewiston
Saturday where he will remain in.
definitely to attend to business
there. During his absence Phillip
Nutting will have charge Of the
laundry here.
Jacob Schwalbach is going about
on clutches as q result OF q badly
sprained foot. He was climbing
over a brush fence Sunday when
he fell catching his right foot in
such q manner as to sprain it
badly.
Calvin McCracken and family OF
Charleston have been spending a
week at the foot of the mountains
camping. They have greatly en-
joyed the outing and Mr.. McCrack-
en- IL thinking seriously Of moving
up to the prairie to reside.
r. w. Overman returned last
week from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
where he has been attending a law
school. He will remain in this
state for a time and has been en-.
gagged as principal Of the Genesee
schools, formerly presided over by
Prof. Hartzell Cobbs.
Henry Rambo who has been
serving as jailer for a year past has
been promoted to the Office of dep
uty sheriff during the present term
Of court. He left Tuesday for the
mountain districts to subpoena
jurors. Grant Benedict has been
appointed jailer for the time being.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Fertig left
Monday to attend the Columbia
River Conference of the M. f.
church which convenes at Moscow
this week. Reverend Fertig's
work has been very satisfactory
here and the congregation have
urged his return for the coming
year.
Congressman Burton L. French
spent a couple Of days in Grange
vile this week greeting friends
and incidentally looking over the
country with q view to investing.
1t is reported that he will buy
. good sized tract of Camas Prairie
farm land.
A fourteen-inch cucumber raised
by Mrs. Chas. Rice at the Ever
green garden was brought to the
FREE PRESS Office yesterday by Mrs.
Clara Baldwin, who has been en-
IN outing on the Clearwater.
There is no better garden spot in
the country than on the Clearwater
and vegetables from that section
are always OF the best.
The Bargain store Is about ready
10 begin on the brick work on their
new building and are busy receiv-
ing the brick which are being
from Cottonwood. As yet
no contract has been let for the
work and unless satisfactory bids
are received in q few days they
will put q superintendent in charge
and build it themselves.
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