Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-11-16
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
entity.

vile this week. The room was
made larger by the removal OF a
partition and otherwise generally
repaired.
The Elk City News reports the
Hogan mill at Orc Grande again
in operation. This is the largest
mill in the country and promises
to be the biggest producer.
w. l.. Costley left Monday for
Charleston and after short visit
there will go to Arizona for the
winter. The change is made in
hopes Of improving his health.
Marriage licenses have been is.
sued during the past week to Con-
rad J. Ochs and Miss Kate L..
Aschenbrenner, and to Andrew H.
Fuller and Miss Nettie Nelson.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
The sons and daughters Of the
late George Schmadeka wish to
thank their many friends and
neighbors for kind assistance and
sympathy during the last illness
of their father.
A large number of beef cattle
have been brought out from Sal
mon river recently. The market
has materially improved and stock
men generally are greatly encour-
aged over the outlook.
Buell. Jarrett was in Saturday
from his mines over on the Clear.
water river for short business
visit. He reports, among other
things, that big game is very
scarce in his section this year.
s. P. Kennedy, Of Tolo, was q
pleasant business caller at this
Office Saturday. He thinks his
neighborhood produced the banner
crops of the county this year and
they hope to do even better next
season.
Neighbors of Grangeville Camp
No. 2O6, w. 0. w., are requested
to be present at the regular meet.
ing next Monday night, Nov. 20.
Business Of Importance demands
your presence. r. II. Amber,
Clerk. Cts
A. w. darlington returned
yesterday from a visit with ]. B.
Chamberlain at Juliaetta. He
reports Mr.. Chamberlain as greatly
improved in health and that he
hopes to return to Camas Prairie il
the near future.
Pfster lie coming. See page 4.
II. E. Mattison is fitting up the
Bibby building on Hall street pre-
paratory to putting in first class
stock of merchandise. He expects
to 60 to Portland this week to buy
goods and will be ready for bust
ness in a short time.
1t is quite probable that Cotton
wood will have a new bank in The
near future. A number of the sub
stantial citizens OF the county are
interested in the movement an(
believe there is room for two banks
in that thriving town.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles
has issued invitations to a larg'
number of friends for a socia
gathering at the Odd Fellows hal
tomorrow night. The members 0
this order are royal entertainer
and the event will surely be ,
pleasant one.
We beg leave to announce to on
customers and the public, tina
commencing on November 10Th w
offer without reservation all of on
fall and winter stock at prices tina
will certainly close them. Come il
and investigate for yourself. Tn
Fair.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
NJ. +. Fuchs, for many years il
the mercantile business at Ferdi
nand, was in town last week. II
has sold his interests in that plac
to NJ. +. Becker and has move'
his family to Cottonwood where b
will reside until he decides upon
permanent location.
Grangeville talent will presen
"My Friend from India" at Denve
on the oath and at Cottonwood o.
the 25th Of the month. 1t is
comedy drama of more than usus
merit and will deserve q good aud
ence. They will appear here o
the goth.
j. /. Overman, l.. M. Harris an
Geo. Adam returned Thursda
night from their hunting trip u
near Florence. They failed to ba
any big game but brought home
lot Of grouse and fool hene. The
claim that the big storm Of lai
week drove all the game down
the lower hills.