Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-28
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.

IIouh VNovt uuO ~ Ia AAVn6O1
Of White Bird Mercantile company,
are in town town today.
Geo. Manning has accepted >
position with the Inland Abstract
and Investment company.
Frederick Tamm is building q
substantial residence between
State and Hall streets. south Of
Main.
The county officials have pur-
chased a new 1Ox1S foot flag for
the staff that stands at the court
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Reed ex-
poet to 60 to Lewiston soon where
they viii! prohsbly spend the
On and after October 1st the
Grangeville Dairy will charge o.
per month for one quart OF milk
delivered daily.
A, couple of the members Of the
Salvation Army arrived in. town
this week and are conducting ser.
vices at the Baptist church.
Mrs. J. s. Addison left Tuesday
for a trip to the Portland Fair.
She will also visit relatives in
South Idaho before returning.
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Lanningham s. Elfers have pur-
chased the livery stable on State
street, Of Rogers & Rule, and are
conducting their business from that
place.
The town of Kamiah is rapidly
being moved to it's new site and
merchants will soon be able to
transact business without paying
tribute to Indians.
Mrs. John Coram has returned
from a trip to Moscow where she
accompanied her daughters who
have entered the University OF
Idaho at that place.
DR.. Jesse L. Raines is in town
from Elk City this week visiting
Fhis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edwards. He will make a trip ia
Boise before returning.
Commissioner Chas. Bentz and
family Of White Bird, passed
through towniSunday enroute home
from Elk City, where they have
been visiting George Bentz.
Fred and Harry Bender, who
were with Alexander & Freiden-
rich's big store until the FIRE, left
Monday night for Lewiston and
may 60 from there to Portland.
The Inland Abstract AID Invest
ment company have moved their
Offices into r. F. Fulton's law
office opposite the postofice, where
they have comfortable quarters.
Leo Freidenrich, the White Bird
merchant, is expected home from
Spokane today, where he went to
meet his wife who ia returning
from q months visit in Germany.
A. j. Clarke Of Spokane was in
town several days during the past
week. Mr.. Clarke is looking for a
location to establish a packing
house and will be back here in a
short time. &C.
George Terhaar, a well known
farmer OF Green Creek, has pur.
chased an interest in the Cotton.
wood -four mill and will leave his
farm to give personal attention to
the milling business.
Look out for the man who tells
You that his business competitor il
a fake-he may hand you some
thing. See Whitaker & Howe
Land Co. about fire insurance. We
can save you money.
Quite a number of prospective
purchasers have been in town
since the fire looking for business
openings and it is more than prob
able that a number Of new enter.
prises will be launched in the near
future.
G. S. Beall and family arrived
here last week from Storm Lake,
Iowa, to remain permanently. Mr.
Beall has accepted a position in
W. F. Schmadeka's big store and
will have charge of the dry goods
department.
E. s. Sweet shipped a large
bunch of beef cattle from Sites
last Sunday. He had considerable
bother in getting cars and wat
compelled to hold his cattle there
three days waiting for them.
They were shipped to Seattle.
Mrs. "A. G. Hawson and son,
Jesse, left Tuesday night for Spo.
kane. From there they will 60 t.
Seattle to remain permanently.
Mr.. Hawson will remain here fol
about a month yet to settle W
some business matters before join
ing them.