Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-11

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to make gallons of
Maple Syrup.
Louis Smith, returned last Fri.
day from an extended business
trip to Spokane and Pacific coast
cities.
The performance of "Squire's
Daughter" last Monday night, was
literally patronized by we'll pleas
ed audience.
Chas. Nail has purchased resi-
dence property in this city and ex-
poets to move his family here to
reside next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Parker, will
represent this district at the Epis-
copal convocation to be held at
Spokane 8, 10, and II.
Mrs. E. A. Crea and son Robert
arrived Monday from Lewiston,
and will visit friends and attend to
business matters for some ID ys.
When you go to Hogan's fashion
able parlors you are met by pro-
fessional BARRIERS, who claim but
one profession, and they know it.
Frank Brown, manager of the
Jumbo Mining and Milling Co.,
arrived in the city Tuesday, in COM
pany with D. L. Filler of Lewiston.
John Coram and g. M. Reed de.
parted Monday for Lewiston where
they went to attend the big COM
mittee meeting for the electric
railroad.
J. F. Wilkins made a pleasant
business call at this Office last Fri.
day he reports the crops in his
neighborhood in the best of condi.
ton.
| ]. E. Kerwin who is engaged in
raising thorough bred horses or
his farm near Denver, was is the
city Saturday looking after bust
ness interests.
Hugh O'Kane, formerly in bust
ness in this city recently suffered
q $4,000 loss in a fire at Bend, Ore.
His property was partially covered
by insurance.
Two very interesting basket bal
games will be played tonight, the
contestants are the Ladies ant
the Business men also the Seniors
and "Jolly Joshers. !"
i A stage coach that contained
four ladies, who departed for Stite'
last Monday, was compelled Il
stop at the home Of Bales and Jone
, all night, owing to the severity o
the storm.
The railroad track and tele
graph line above Kamiah, wa
washed out by a cloudburst Mon
, day afternoon, and the train from
Sites was unable to depart on tim
Tuesday morning.
The Idaho Trust Co., of Lewis
ton, was officially appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Henri,
Wax. As soon as the legal paper
! bonds and ETC., can be filed, tn
business matters will be taken NJ
and settled as speedily as possible
J. R. Clark and wife, accompani
} ed by Mrs. Clark's mother, arrives
= in the city yesterday from Spokane
Mr.. Clark has purchased the prop
r erty and business owned by Adam
Brust. He will endeavor to max
it a strictly up-to-date market.
The Clearwater train did not dc
!. part from Kooskia last tuesday I'm
: til IL o'clock, arriveing at Lewis
9 ton at p. IN. And as there wer
: a number of delegates aboard fo
the railroad meeting, the chairma,
! postponed the meeting until Wed
! nesday at 10 O'Clock.
The senior class in the hig
e school was delightfully."- entertaine
8 Tuesday evening by Mrs. Cyru
r Overman, Mrs. ]. l. Overman an
9 Miss Margaret Hawk. A 81
O'Clock dinner was served, ate
|, which several hours were spent i
! social amusements.
r DIR. Campbell was called t
9 Cottonwood last Friday to atten
{ a Mr.. Dickson who was sufferin
from general peritonetis when tn
}, Doctor arrived he found the cas-
: hopeless. Rupture Of the intestine
had taken place and the youn
man died later in the evening.
F. NJ. Keneley and Henry Her
singer have force of men work
ing on their claim at Shorts ba
in the Salmon river district. TIL