Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-11

The Royal neighbors of America
gave their shoe social last Wednes-
day night to large crowd who en-
j,yed the many pleasing features.
Why suffer with spring tired
ness, mean cross feeling, no
strength, no appetite? Hollister's
Rocky Mountain tea will make you
well and keep you well. 35 cents
tea or tablets. j. j. Pulse.
| g. G. Gwynne, formerly with
the Free Press, has gone into BUSH
ness for himself and is now one of
the publishers of the Independents
at Galesville, Wisconsin.
Don't let the children suffer. If
they are fretful, peevish and cross,
give them HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain tea. The best baby tonic known,
strength and health follow it's use.
35 cents. J. J. Pulse.
Bert Cunningham and wife re
turned from Los Angeles, Calf,
last Saturday. Mr.. Cunningham
has been attending the Grand
Lodge of the Woodmen of the
World at that city as Grangeville
delegate.
w. w. Brown, of the Bank Of
Camas Prairie, departed last Mon
day for Boise where he goes to as
sist in organizing Of State Bank
ers' Association. Idaho is the only
state in the union not having such
an association, and this move will
supply long felt want.
The Knights OF Pythias at their
regular meeting Wednesday even
ing elected delegates to the grand
lodge which is called for June 6 in
Castle Hall at Shoshone, w. FL.
Casady and w. III. Campbell were
chosen and w. d. Vincent, Grand
Tribune will attend.
| The young men who have in
charge the affairs of the base ball
team, are receiving large subscrip-
tions from the business men for
the maintenance of q number OF
fine players. The boys will first erect
fence around the ball park thus
insuring the people who attend Sc
clusion from q common field.
Chas. Everest and Miss Ora
Scott were married at the residence
of @. T. Mcdonald, last Sunday at
2:30 p. m. Mr.. Everest is one of
White Birds popular young men,
and Miss Scott is one of our county
school teachers who has finished a
term at White Bird, where she has
, gained mnch success. The invited
guests were Joe Brockman and
sister, Burt Crosby and wife and
the Misses Myra Wood, Iva and
Edith Miller. We extend congrat-
ulations.
The ladies' club held their annual
reception last Thursday night in
the Y.M.C.A. auditorium at which
time an entertaining program oil
,, lecitations, readings and songs
was introduced. The subject oil
study for this occasion was French
Literature. Rev. G. E. Gibson,
] Elder of the M. E. conference was
8 the guest OF honor and addressed
D the large audience present in a bril-
8 liant manner. After the exercises
the members and friends adjourn.
ed to the banquet hall where they
enjoyed sumptious luncheon.
8 F. Foster, Of Big Creek, arrived
: from camp Saturday on business
n connected with his mining interest
e Mr.. Foster states that that section
is looking exceedingly good and
that q number Of rich finds hav.
been made recently. The Shel
Edwards property on which al
= eastern company held bond il
. one Of the best groups in the dist
= riot. The company threw ovel
the bond and Edwards has beer
working the group himself. Thi
i winter at a depth Of 55 feet the veir
d reached IA feet in width carrying
}. average assays of $50 per ton.
J. Traffic into this section has com
n menced and those interested ex
g pect the camp to become promin'
ent this season. Mr.. Foster re
turned Tuesday.
to
l. A Waste of Time.
q Our American farmers, as a class
49, A1lry 80 ~