Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-02
Persona r1ention

Fred Limke living near Sites.
T. E. Eckland was a pleasant
business caller ut this Office Mon
day.
A span of good horses can be
bought right BIT Mornings ranch,
near Tolo.
County Attorney t. II. Bartlett
made a business trip to Spokane
this week.
Mrs. Joe Sorrow and children
returned last Saturday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives at their
former home ID North Carolina.
The Interior Warehouse Co. has
sixty tons of damaged hay to sell.
Inquire of Geo. j. Neighbor agent,
Grangeville, Ida. NIL
Assessor Julian has selected his
field deputies and they are now at
work. They are II. Rothwell, Of
this city, Geo. Saunders, Harpster,
and John higgins, of Salmon river.
Fred Mertes and Chas. Staal
have purchase ed the Cottonwood
flour mill Of F. B. Crawford and
will take charge on March LIST. Mr..
Crawford with his family expect to
60 to the Abe rita county.
Beautiful eyes and handsome
faces are eloquent concentrations.
Bright eyes are windows to a
woman's heart. Rocky Mountain
Tea makes bright eyes. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets,
j. j. Pulse.
Mrs. Wells died at Newsome
lastweek from blood poisoning caus-
ed by running a splinter in her
hand. She ha d recently come from
Spokane aud was working as cook.
She had no relatives as far as
known and the remains were buri-
ed at Newsome 3.
George Filler, the stage driver
between here and Adams, received
a severe scalp wound Friday night.
His team started to run away and
in his attempt to stop them was
thrown under the sled and run
over. He was brought here for
treatment and will soon recover.
At the me citing Monday night
Canton Idaho elected officers as
follows; B. d. Knorr, captain
Levi Castle, lieutenant; Chas. Sal
lee, ensign; g. +. Hockersmith,
clerk, j. B. White, accountant.
The installation will take place to-
night after W ich banquet will
be served by the Rebekahs.
Att meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the era ker Jack Mining &
Milling Co. Monday night Geo. X
Reed was elected president; James
Witt, vice president, Rufus W
Hawley, secretary. w. w. Brown,
treasurer. These with Claude
Flint also constitute the board oil
directors.
A number Of Grangeville's young
people have organized a private
dancing club and will meet every
other Friday night. 1t is christen.
ed the Glee Dancing Club with
Reese Hatta baugh, Robert Jones
and Harry Be nder managers; Johp
Pearce. ;secretssyi ~ * Ja1k,
81 i. g s'rai'AA'
4. 81 Haaor and - \. i.
] rot esepli4 - Uriea Meat Co,
~ HcsflA0d are here this week
receiving cattle for their firm.
They have purchased five car loads
of Bales & Jones which they will
ship today. Bales & Jones will
also make shipment for them.
selves and a full train load will
thereby be secured.
The recent warm wet weather
has resulted in considerable dam
age being done to the Macadam on
Main street. The work being new
~ done has not cemented til orough.
ly as yet and heavy loads passing
over it is having bad effect on the
surface. The city should see that
repairs are promptly made as i:
will be much easier mended now
than after serious damage is done
and the little holes soon become
big ones.
The First National bank has de-
cided to errect new brick building
this year to better accommodate
their busines IS. This has been
contemplated for some time but
they had not fully decided as to
the size. 1t will be one story high
and modern in every way. Last
week they received a new Man
eanese safe which is both fire and
burglar proof and will add to the
appearances Of the bank as well as
the safety of the depositors.