Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-03-30
Items Of Interest to
Grnageville and Vi
cinity.

ison Wisconsin. He was not sat-
isfied with the outlook in British
Columbia and only remained their
few days.
The great play, "The Sculptor
at the opera house tomorrow night
will be the best of the season. II
is a comedy of rare merit and will
/ please everybody. You can't afford
to miss it.
A. F. Parker is improving the
block in the wisto a addi-
ton which he recently purchas-
ed, and is only awaiting the advent
of the railroad to erect the finest
residence in the city thereon.
The special sales given by the
Bargain Store, at which the
churches receive q percent Of the
receipts are being largely attended
and the several churches are being
proportionately benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bentz OF Elk
City, passed through town Satur-
day enroute to Salmon river on q
visit to the formers father, Chas.
Bentz, commissioner fro m that
district.
John A.. Todd, the hustling re-
preventative OF the Bankers Life
Insurance company, has spent a
busy week here and leaves today
for outside points. He will return
again in May.
Mile Shaunessy and Mrs. r. NJ.
Turnkey have opened fashionable
dressmaking parlors at the Hotel
Grangeville. They have both had
large experience in ladies' tailor
ing and guarantee satisfaction and
reasonable prices.
The City Bakery under the man.
agement Of F. 0. Miller is rapidly
gaining an enviable reputation for
supplying good things to eat. Pat
rons of the bakery are unanimous
in their praise aud their number is
rapidly increasing.
i J. j. Parker, OF Glover was in
town Tuesday making final proof
on his homestead in the Clearwater
county. He reports considerable
activity in that section in real es-
tate with good many homeseekers
9 ming in.
w. r. Clemans, OF Sites, was in
town Monday enroute to the Sal
mon river country to buy stock.
Mr.. Clemans has formed a partner
} ship with FL. A. Growing of Sites
and the firm will buy, trade, or cell
; any and all kinds of live stock.
If the railroad fails to come in
} on time do not forget our balloon
will go up next Saturday anyway
We will be at the old stand op
posite the postoffice. Look arount
for Rudolph Bertsch's hardware
store.
8 County Attorney T. H. Bartlett
is back from trip to Spokan'
where he went to meet Mrs. Bart
, lett who was returning from an ex
> tended visit in Portland. Thei
little daughter remained in Port
land where she is attending school
q Women, by all mean, are tn
: best judges OF what is reasonable
price, especially for meats. Jus
hear what they have to say abou
8 Murray's up-to-date market. Tn
Q men may be the rolling thunder O
D the household but the women ar
!. the quiet lightning flashes.
It A little daughter Of H. 3
}. White was attacked by visciou
+ dog on the street Saturday evenin
9 and severely bitten about the fac
and arm. The dog poisoner neve
a gets this kind Of cur, but til
!. father OF the child should start on
It with shotgun and see that tn
v job was well done.
f. w. Oliver this week purchas
) ed the f. S. Sweet property o
e main street opposite the schoo
l. house. Mr.. Oliver has Away
q shown his faith in Grangeville b
investing large sums of money i
town property and now owns som
: of the best in town.
: w. L. Workman of the reservs
r ton country, was business Wis
tor in town Saturday. Mr.. Wort
man says seeding Of all kinds
y we'll under way in his section an
. the outlook for big crop wa
= never better. Most Of the grain
= already planted and the acreage
much larger than ever before.
81 D. L. Wyide, our resident nur
n sery man, is doing fine business
o making some money for himse
e and lending material assistance
the development of the country b
e supplying our farmers with elias
/ of fruit trees that he has demon