Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-23
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Der, he'll get the money.
AL Nurss has sold the big spring
near the Nurss pond to the Jack
estate for $1,000.
Sam Dilllnger, a pion eer mining
man OF Dixie, arrived in town
Tuesday from Lewiston and will
spend some time here before going
to the mines.
The knights of Pythias of this
city attended the Episcopal church
in body Sunday evening to listen
to the address of Rev. Willard
Roots which was very appropriate
to the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Benson re-
turned last week from an extended
visit at Wheeler, Wash. Mrs. Ben
son will remain here while Mr..
Benson is looking after his interest
outside.
The Monitor combination can be
used as double disc drill, a single
disc drill, a shoe drill, a hoe drill,
a press drill, it is interchangeable,
get the best for sale by the Grange
vile Implement Co.
John Austin was in town Sat
urday, having returned from a
visit to the Palonse country. He
reports every thing quiet over
there and every body waiting for
republican prosperity to hit them.
Black Percheron stallion for sale
years old 2Sth Of May, weight,
1900 pounds. Will sell on reason
able terms to right party.
John Callan.
Granpeyille Ida, mr23
Geo. Adam this week secured
two fine cougar skins which he
sent to Spokane to have converted
into rugs. The animals were re-
Gently killed by Perry Virgins on
the Clearwater river.
A. w. Gordon, grand master Of
the Masonic order of this state,
paid an official visit to the lodge
in this city last Saturday night.
After the meeting refreshments
were served and pleasant social
session held.
Every farmer should increase
the yield of grain on his farm by
using q drill to seed it. The
Monitor force feed combination
drill, took the first prize at St.
Louis. For sale by Grangeville
Implement Co.
Last Friday evening Miss Mable
Farris entertained about twenty Of
her young friends, at her home
near Clearwater. Games aud
amusements were INDUCED in I'M
till supper was served. The guests
departed in the "wee small hours"
II. w. Bales and Dave Sasen-
berry, who left here week or 80
ago to look over the Alberta coun-
try, write that they are greatly
pleased with that section and will
probably invest in some land before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwalt return
ed Sunday from Spokane where
they have been for several months
past. Mr.. Greenwalt will go to
Florence to begin preparing for
the summers work in his placer
mines.
Bob Mcconnell came out from
the Hump last week where he has
been helping to install the new
machinery ON the Jumb DO mine.
Every thing is now ready to start
up and he predicts a busy and
prosperous year in that camp dur
ing the coming season.
The Ladies of the Methods
church held Martha Washington
tea at the home of Mrs. III. S. Jones
yesterday afternoon. 1t was well
attended and proved great sue
cess both socially and financially.
Fancy goods of various kinds were
disposed of and light refreshments
were served to all who attended.
Do you want pillow, harrow,
drill, wagon, buggy, hack, tanning
mill, wind mill, pump or anything
in the line of farm machinery or
agricultural implements? Call on
the Grangeville Implement Co.
They carry the largest stock on
Camas Prairie.
At the meeting Of the Rebekas
last Thursday evening, after the
regular business was disposed Of the
following program was rendered.:
Piano sole, by Paula Hohaus,
reading, Mrs. Erwin, Bass solo,
l.. G. Chadwick, reading st. Peter
at the gate, by !. G. Hattabaugh.
The program was followed by
games, jokes, supper and general
good fellowship.