Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01
Items of Interest to
O~rangeville and Vi

WILL % ueed Tor c6rminai grouhos
Trinity church services II .. m
Sunday school 10 .. NJ.
Rev. Williard Roots holds ser
I, vices s. White Bird tonight.
The Jersey will serve an elegant
nieychant's lunch from II to /
O'clock.
Hogan doesn't have anything 4
do. but keep busy in his fashion
able tonsorial parlorr.
All day and night service at thu
! Jersey grill, with . merchant
lunch from IL to 2.
Mrs. F. A. Campbell left today
for q visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David, at Moscow.
Remember everything is going
at cost at the Emporium. Come
now before sizes are broken.
The Jersey house today inaugrat'
ed the a Ia carte bill OF fare. Tht
grill will be open day and night.
A. Brown has moved his tailor
ing establishment into the building
formerly the Office OF DR.. Bibby,
A very pleasing performance o.
IA mixed affair." was presented al
the Opera house last Tuesday even
ing.
Smith & Geary have made ex'
tensive improvements on their
Main street property which adds
very much to the building.
The nickel.in .the.slot machines
are again running in Grangeville
and the sportively inclined can
find a ready depository for their
small change.
J. A.. Carlisle OF Hope, arrived
here Tuesday and may decide to
make this his future home. Mr..
Carlisle 10 an uncle Of Frank Ho-
gan of this city.
Mr.. Frank Burke went to Sites
last Friday, where his wife Joined
him and returned to this city
where they will probably make
their future home.
J. B. Allen was in the City last
Thursday and reported that he
had obtained the requisite number
ef petitioners to secure rural free
delivery service for the Fairview
country.
B. L. Hussman, A, Nordick and
III. A. Hussman were Grange
vile visitors Saturday from Keut-
erville. They report crops look
ing we'll and everybody prosperous
in that section.
The express and stage Office will
be moved in a few days to the
south side of Main street, presum-
ably in the Bibby block, now occu-
pied by the restaurant.
Bishop Wells OF the Episcopal
church, arrived last Saturday and
held special service Sunday morn
ing. He returned to Sites on the
noon stage and held services there
in the evening.
Hon. M. l.. Butler was up from
hio Salmon river ranch Saturday.
The recent heavy rains have been
just what that country wanted and
fesd on the cattlesranges was never
better.
u Prof. GA. Lewis he's organiz-
ID a class Of twenty-eight pupils,
who will receive a complete sum-
mer course during the term. The
school viii he conducted in the
High School building.
Willard 81. Roots, pastor Of the
Episcopal church, will depart from
his charge in this city about the
first Of July. The name Of the
pastor who will succeed Me-. Roots
mas NOS YET been annOunceQs
The dance given by the "Black
Demons, last Saturday was .
most brilliant success. One Of the
largest crowds of the season was
in attendance and everyone en-
joyed themselves until midnight.
Tired out, worn out women can
not sleep, eat or work; eeems - il
she would fly to pieces. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes strong
nerves And rich blood. 35 cents,
tea OF tablets. J. ]. Pulse.
SO. M Schnell recently arrived
here from Mt. Pleasant, Michigan,
and is SO well pleased with the
country that he has decided to
locate. He is interested in timber
and will invest il he can find
something suitable.
Sam Goldstone of Cottonwood
aud w. w. Brown Of this city,
hrve received appointments from
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