Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-11-09

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Great Chief of Rao0aas 1880 /
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attendance.
The school children who went
over to Denver Tuesday night,
accompanied by J. w. Irwin, for
the purpose of producing "Daisy |
Gariand's Fortune" to the people
of that town report q successful
trip, both socially and financially.
They paid all their expenses and
had about 80 cents for pin money
The play may be taken down to
White Bird in the near future.
Eunice Mcdonald entertained
about thirty OF her friends at her
fine home in the southwest part Of
the city Friday. evening. The
occasion was in honor of her thir-
teenth birthday and the guests
enjoyed the evening immensely.
New and novel games were in
dulged in and at the close of the
evening delicious - refreshments
were served.
Willard Malcolm and wife of
Oklahoma City Okla, are in the
city this week visiting with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Frank 6.
flames. Mr.. Malcolm may decide
to locate here permanently. He is
we'll impressed with the country,
, remarking in particular upon Che
superiority OF the water here as
: compared with that of his home ia
the south. raF
L.G. Bradley, for several months
interested in the Standard, in com.
: pany with e. N. Blythe, formerly
exchange editor of the Portland
, Oregonian, has purchased the In
, terstate News OF Lewiston and will
' conduct the paper hereafter. 1t is
: understood that the sheet is to be
: issued daily as the Lewiston Even
i. ing Teller. A company has been
' formed, in which the former editor
Of the paper maintains an interest.
/, J. B. Adams and B. G. Wiltse
. and families are enjoying a visit
this week with relatives from the
!. east. Mr.. Wiltse's parents, Mr..
. and Mrs. J. M. Wiltse, Of Wanda
). LA, Mich, and his sisters, Blanche
and Eva, of the same place, and
. Mrs. Wiltse's aunt, Mrs. John
Dice, of Saginaw, Michigan, are
the guests. They will probably
p stay until spring, though Mr.. and
n Mrs. Wiltse are thinking seriously
n of making Idaho their permanent
II home.
. Frank Hockersmith left on Fri
!. days stage for Spokane and Seattle
Is for, the purpose of purchasing goods
for the holiday trade. He will lay
e in supply Of Santa Claus goods
Of and sweetmeats that will tempt thu
n eyes of all. He already has bill
is out announcing one Of the larges
Is shooting matches in the history o
* the county to take place Novembe
S. 25th, when over 200 turkeys are t.
r be given away to the best marks
men. I
e. An interesting series Of lecture
h. was given the first three nights o
- this week under the auspices O
NJ the M. E. church by Sergt. Majo
:. Gustav Hinrich School, Britis
90 soldier in South Africa during tn
sa Boer war. He gave an nnbiase
a and highly entertaining resume 9
IN conditions during the Boer wal
and reconnted numerous thrillin
experiences on the battle field an
'ol in the jungles in quest of big game
Nv His exhibition with the sword wa
re much appreciated. Many war an
he hunting trophies were exhibite
le. which added to the interest of til
10 lectures.
NV Messrs. Frank McGrane, Eva
~, Evans and A. w. Talkingtor
:" through their attorney, G. II
Nugeth, presented their applies
cit ton for a Franchise for ne
ey water system to the city counc
of Monday night. Accompanying tn
", application was draft OF an ordir
sat ance granting fifty-year franchise
nd The matter was referred to th
. water and light committee, Messr
Batty, Adams and Pleufer, wit
instructions to report on same 6
y the next regular monthly meeting
\ which will be the first Monday
A December.
As yet no words has come of til
. capture of the elusive Harry Shiss
8 Ter. Everyone is offering poss
! bilities and suggestions but no on
g seems to be in haste to capture hin
= Small posses have been out j
4 search o. the fugitive, but pract
? cally nothing has resulted frol
their efforts. 1t is suggested this
\ the best mode Of once getting Nj
y Shissler in the clutches of the la
\ again is to lie in wait for him. !