Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-21
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

Seth Jones, Jr., returned Tues
day from q trip to Portland. he
was accompanied by Mrs. Jones
who has been visiting her parents
in California.
Mrs. Robert Walker underwent
q critical surgical operation last
week but is reported Is getting
along nicely, Dr.. Campbell was
the attending surgeon.
A.. B. Calby, representing the
Herring-H Hall Warren Safe Co.,
manufacturers Of the genuine Hall
Safe & Lock Co. safes, 10 stopping
at the Revere for . few days.
4. r. Nash and family have
moved from their Salmon river
ranch to near Denver, where Mr..
Nash is preparing to feed . large
bunch Of beef cattle this winter.
Leslie G. Davis left Tuesday
night to resume his work at the
q. 8. naval academy at Annapolis.
He will 60 through Portland and
spend . day or two at the fair.
J. B. Pearce who was manager Of
the clothing and shoe department
in the Alexander & Freidenrich
store departed with his family today
for Pullman, Wash.
Rev. N. e. Fertig left this week
for Thornton, Wash, where he
has charge Of the NJ. E. church.
He IL q brother Of Rev. T. 81.
Fertig Of this city.
Edna, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Brown, was oper-
ated upon Friday by DR.. Campbell
for appendicitis. She 10 doing NICE
~ and is in . fair way to speedy
w. 81. v. Richards returned last
week from Elk City where he has
bonded some valuable mining prop.
erty for the Fairbanks company,
who will Immediately begin devel.
work.
J. j. Pulse wishes to thank those
who so timely assisted In removing
his stock during the fire last Thurs
day. By their good Judgment what
have been q serious loss was
averted.
Louis NJ. Asker Of Green Creek
was . pleasant business caller at
this Office yesterday. Mr.. Asker
says his grain was fairly good this
season, the wheat averaging 40
bushels per acre.
Deputy Sheriff r. 81. Hartman
returned from Thunder Mountain
last Wednesday, where he had
been to subpoena the witnesses in
the ]. 8. West case which will re-
ceive . preliminary hearing Sstur-
day, the 23rd.
John Santers arrived here Sum
day from Missoula to look over the
with a view to establish
ing . brick yard. He is . man Of
experience in that line and
believes this q good point for .
plant.
Leo Freidenrich, the White Bird
was In town this week.
Mr.. Freidenrich had $500 worth
goods In the FIRE here which were
enroute to his store. The loss is .
severe one as his store was burned
1t White Bird within the last year.
Joseph Alexander Of the Arm of
& Freidenrich arrived
in the city the first Of the week to
attend business matters relative to
the adjusting OF the insurance on
the block which was destroyed by
the FIRE last Thursday.
Thos. Taylor, Of Orofno, was in
Town last week and while here was
into the proposition Of
. brick yard. He believes
prick can be made here for $500 .
and says he would un-
1ertake it il the city would estab-
ish . fre limit.
An appreciated piece of work
,ould be done by the women Of
his city when fires occur il some
me would take the matter In hand.
No work is SO hard as fire fighting,
and If, instead Of compelling the
dremen to seek stimulants BY par
Of strong drink, the ladies
would be present with coffee and
sandwiches much intoxication
be avoided and the fire
lighters more directly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bradbury e
burned Monday night from . trip
10 coast points, including Victoria,
B. G. Mr.. Bradbury's abstract
looks were practically all saved
the fire and he will probably
move his Office back to the court
house.