Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-12-21
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P. II. Ready is preparing to
spend the winter in California.

P. Fl. Ready is preparing t.
spend the winter in California.
For irst-class dressmaking cal
on Miss Graves, Grabski building
J. T. Reeser of Dixie is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Overman il
this city.
r. II. Farris, ex-county com
missioner. was in town from Clear
water Tuesday.
The Sunday dinners at the Phoe
nix Grill are being highly praised
and literally patronized.
Contractor A. j. Turner will &C
to Lewiston tomorrow for few
days. visit with his family.
DIR. G. A. Green presented the
Y. NJ. c. A. library with num-
Der of valuable books last week.
Mrs. E. Fl. Sheaffer accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Pan
tall, returned Sunday from Spo.
kane.
Frank Ritchet of the Revere has
sufficiently recovered from his re-
cent illnessto again attend to bus
mess.
Hogan, the barber, will give you
a first class class shave for 10
cents. Opposite the Bank of Camas
Prairie.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Albert I. Martin and Miss
Hattie G. Schenkofsky, both of
Westlake.
A. w. darlington made trip
to Juliaetta last week to look after
J. B. Chamberlain who is reported
critically i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Campbell
went to Moscow Sunday where
they will spend the holidays visit
ing relatives.
Geo. A. Smith, foreman on the
Free Press, will leave tomorrow
for Moscow to spend Christmas
with his family.
Miss Bloom Taylor, one Of the
teachers in the schools here, will
go to Pullman Saturday for short
visit with relatives.
Chas. Buttner and Gus Kuehl,
two Of Keuterville's substantial
citizens, were business visitors at
this city LAST Friday.
DIR. T. w. Nickel has opened an
Office in the Mcdonald building
and will again take up the practice
of medicine exclusively.
An effort is being made to ar
range for a game Of basket ball be-
tween local players and team
from the Moscow state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parisot came out
from the Hump, Saturday, enroute
to Hot Lake, Oregon, where they
will spend several months recuper-
ating.
Louis M. Asker was over from
Cottonwood Tuesday. Mr.. Asker
recently sold his Green Creek farm
and purchased another nearer Cot
tonwood.
J. F. Jackson's family arrived
here last week from Washington
and are now at home in the Ather-
ton residence which they recently
purchased.
A rush of business at the Pulse
drug store has necessitated an in
crease in the clerical force and
Miss Celia Hayden is assisting dur
ing the holidays.
VIM. Lane was in town from
Green Creek Monday arranging for
public sale at his farm on Decem-
Der %. Mr.. Lane has sold his
farm and will move to Charleston
to reside.
Frank Richardson returned home
last Friday from Pullman where
he has been attending college and
will spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Richardson.
Geo. B. Cooper returned Monday
from a trip to Spokane and left
yesterday for the Hump where he
will operate the chlorination plant
at the Jumbo. They have a suffi-
cient amount of concentrates now
on hand to keep the plant busy for
about three months.
Rufus w. Hawley, who was so
seriously injured in an explosion at
the Cracker Jack mine some time
ago, is rapidly recovering and is
now able to be about the house.
He expects to be on the streets in
a few days. Will Maxey, who also
was badly hurt at the same time,
has nearly recovered and will go to
Lewiston next week to accept
position in the Raymond house.