Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-01-05
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Ida b o. Friday Jan. 18th.
"Idaho'', Opera House, Jan. 10.
OF course everybody will dance
Monday night.
Dance with the new county off,
Gals Monday night.
II you are going to "Tdaho" be
sure to get your tickets at the post
Office.
Get your tickets and 60 to Idaho
Reduced rates ON and before
Friday.
"Idaho" written by an Idaho
boy for Idaho people, Opera House
Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Sherwin returned Monday
to Spokane where she will spend
the remainder Of the winter.
William Fray, of Sioux City, is
here for few weeks visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Fray.
Joe Wade and G.. E. Tonkin
spent q couple Of days hunting at
White Bird station this week.
Don't fail to see Lenard Mitchell
and his excellent company Friday
night in "Idaho" at I.O.O.F. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Harris en-
tertained a-number of friends Sat-
urday night while they watched
the old year out.
The advent Of the New Year
was welcomed in Grangeville with
the usual firing OF guns and ring
ing Of bells at midnight.
Sidney Paul, the young man
who lost an arm some time ago in
a saw mill near White Bird, died
last week from his injuries.
Chas. Goan and Miss Mabel
Allen were married at Fairview
Sunday, Judge J. E. Jacques offic.
iating. They will make their home
in this city where they have just
completed new residence.
w. f. Graham, the furniture
man, is back from q trip to Pendle.
ton where he attended family
reunion. He was accompanied by
his mother who will spend the
winter here.
]. P. Rush, a leading farmer Of
Denver, was doing busing in town
yesterday, Mr.. Rush owns SOC
acres of Camas Prairie's best land
and knows how to make money
from it. He feeds a good many
cattle and always has the best.
The electric light company seem
to be having troubles of their own
these days and Grangeville people
who want to see after five O'Clock
are hunting up old lamps and tai.
low candles. However the trouble
is expected to be remedied soon.
L.G. Bradley, of the Standard
was married in Portland Sunday
to Miss Ethel Roberts of Tacoma.
They will arrive here in q few days
to make there future home. We
wish them q full measure OF Joy
and as few troubles as could be ex.
pected to fall to a newspaper man.
L. M. Harris received a telegram
Monday bearing the sa d intelli.
gence that his aged mother was
lying at the point Of death at Val.
isco, Iowa. Mr.. Harris started
east at once but received another
message at Spokane announcing
her death and, as he could moi
reach there in time for the funeral,
will probably return here today.
Jefferson Wood, one of the lead.
ing citizens in the Woodland coun-
try, was business visitor tc
Grangeville yesterday. He reports
a splendid winter for work in that
section and the people generally
prosperous. The country, is devel
oping rapidly and is bound to be-
come one Of the richest sections Of
the county.
The Improved Order OF Rec
Men, at their meeting last Tuesday
night, elected officers for the en-
suing term as follows: R. II
Hartman, Sachem; Seth Cowan
Prophet; Harry Markham, Senior
Sycamore; Harry Wallis, Junior
Sycamore; J. A. Hanson, Chic
Of Records; James Oliver, Keeper