Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-24
Personal nention
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Ralph Schoield left Monday 70
. visit in Portland:
Miss Viola Alexander is v~isitin,
her sister in Sites.
Miss Alice Cogan is visiting he
sister ct White Bird.
Ned Meyer went 10 Nez Perc'
today on . short business trip.
Mira. Charles Martin spent sew
ersl days in Lewiston this week
T. ". BARLEY, Of Moscow, pait
> short visit TO this city Sunday
Miss Lena and Beatrice Ellen
wood left Tuesday for the Portland
fair.
Miss Jennie Chafee, Of Clark.
ston 10 visiting Prof. and Mrs. @.
A. Lewis.
Mrs. E. II. Sheaffer and Mrs. J.
A. Pantall entertained friends
Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Bradbury left Sunday
for Spokane on On extended visit
with relatives.
Tho Inland Abstract company
has moved into it's new quarters
next door to the Jersey house.
AL Creelman, head clerk in Sam
Goldstone's big store, was over
from Cottonwood the last Of the
week.
Wallace Wilson who has been
In the employ Of Fem Batty for a
year past is critically i'll with heart
trouble.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shissler, Mrs.
Harry 6hissler and Mrs. A. N.
Ingram were in town from New
some last week.
Bob Jones and John M. Jack
have returned from their trip to
Payette lake. They report a very
pleasant trip.
Walter J. Nichols, . mining
broker Of Spokane, spent several
days in town last week. He was
accompanied by his wife.
D. Elder, . prominent machinery
man and , member Of the Grange
vile Implement Co., was in town
from Moscow this week.
Charles Biokford has purchased
. new @4OO dray. II is strictly up
to date and will greatly expedite
handling heavy freight.
PEN and pencil tablets, type
writing material and q complete
line Of school supplies at McLean's
book store in the post Office.
Mrs. n. Wax left Saturday for
Kooskia where she will visit for q
few days and then 60 on to Lewis
ton to remain permanently.
I. @. Hattabaugh is expected
homo this week from the Allison
hot springs, where he has been
seeking relief from rheumatism.
Jack Moore was in town this
week from Adams camp. He ex-
poets to leave soon for . visit with
his mother ct Nashville, Tenn.
Fenn Batty has opened his new
billiard hall. 1t is cut of entirely
from the saloon and is q quite
inviting place with the very best
tables.
James Witt, R. F. Fulton and
Geo. Briscoe made . trip to the
Clearwater last week but the fish
and birds they didn't find were
numerous.
Robert Bibee, who recently ar
rived hero from Idaho Falls, died
Tuesday night Of typhoid fever.
He leaves . wife and two small
children.
Edwin Abrahamson and Miss
Iva Toye we're married at Sites
Monday evening, w. N. Knox
Officiating. We extend congratu.
lations.
A. w. darlington left last week
for Thunder mountain to look
after some mining interests he has
in that camp. He expects to be
absent about three weeks.
E. Searcy, who recently arrived
here from Pendleton, has leased
the room adjoining Howe & Whit
takers real estate Office and will
open . short order restaurant and
lunch counter.
The sale Of Jumbo stock adver-
tised to take place on the 18th of
this month has been postponed I'M
til September 10. Nearly all as
sessments have already been paid
and but little stock, il any, will be
sold at auction. The property is
now said to be in good condition,
both financially and a. to equip
ment. !
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