Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-11-09
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
entity.

Mems and boys new fall cloth
ing to fit and please the good dress
ers. Big Buffalo Store.
Just received beautiful assort-
ment of Melton and Poster paper
for photo mountings. All colors.
At the Free Press office.
Charles w. Craig, Of Pullman,
Washington, was in the city Mon
day. He was upon the Prairie
with a view of investing in farm
land here and expects to return
for that purpose in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cone and
son, Fred, of Freedom, came up
the last of the week for a short
business visit with friends and rela-
tive. They attended the funeral
Of the late DR.. Bibby while here. !.
The bowling alley will be in
operation again soon. Mr.. Wilson
ordered a new alley, balls and
other equipment and will have one
of the finest places Of amusement
for the followers Of bowling in the
country.
Ray Jesse and Porter Young,
who have been employed in the
Schwalbach -four mill, left Monday
for a two weeks visit in Spokane.
They will return here shortly to
assist at the m;!l when it is started
up again.
Matthias Peterson and Mary
Benson, of Keuterville, were mar
ried in Grangeville Monday. Rev.
G. T. Mcdonald officiated at the
ceremony. The young couple are
well known and respected residents
Of the Keuterville country.
l.. E. Weller, who has been en-
ployed in the city for several
months by the electric light COM
pany, left yesterday for his home
at Villisca, Iowa. He will visit a
brother at Butte for few weeks
on his way east.
Jack Moore, of Adams, haf
brought out the bear he has had
there so long and the animal is al
present occupying very comfort
able quarters back of A. S. Hardy't
law Office. The bear was caturet
when cub and has been in captiv
ity several years.
News was received in the city
the first OF the week Of the deatl
of Ernest M. Livvick, for man,
months an attorney of Sites. Hi
death took place at Spokane re
Gently and was caused by consump
ton. He was we'll known by
many people Of Grangeville.
II. S. Arbogast, Sid Brown ant
Lou Bates left Monday for tw,
weeks hunt up around VIM
Blooms place over on the Clear
water river. That is supposed t.
be one of the best deer hunting re
gions in the country and the hunt
ers expect to get their share of tn
game.
The building being finished u
. at present by l.. Grabski will 500
be ready for occupancy. Waite
Hickerson will occupy the lowe
floor while the second story will b
) devoted to professional offices. MI
Hickerson will also occupy hi
present quarters on the corner.
r II. B. jenkins and Larkin Alkir
a came down from Lucille the last I
the week. After a brief stay
q the city Mr.. Alkire returned to b
home at Lucille and Mr.. Jenkir
went in to Buffalo Hump to loo
= after some of his mining propertie
< He owns several promising prope
), ties in the Hump district.
&c. Bell was arrested the fir
of the week on charge Of gam
= ling preferred by Joe Sorrow
. this city. The case was continue
u until Wednesday when the pri
y oner was taken before Justi
Hotchkiss where he entered q pl,
r, of guilty. The court imposed
y fine of 5000 and costs, amounting
It all to S20S.55.
T, The Lewis Commercial scho
this week provided lot OF ne
er desks for the pupils. They a
IN arranged to fold up against Z
le wall when not in use and are d
it cided improvement over the
style. Grover G. Davis, of VIII
- Bird, and the Misses Emma Bo
=; - man and Ada Graves are ut
T. pupils at the school this week.
c. Harry Wallis and Joe Wade i
II. Tuesday for Moscow, whittier tn
or went to attend the big pow WOW
ne the Red Men, held yesterda
lie occasioned by the visit OF Gre
is Incohonee John w. Cherry a