Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-03
Items Of Interest to
Orangevllle and Vi
entity

ence and will 60 from there on
horseboCk. ii
Will G.. Brown, manager Of the
Concord mine, In the Buffalo Hump
camp, passed through the city
last Friday enroute to Riddle, Ore.
TO visit with his family.
Last week L. M. Harris sold
belonging to }. NJ. Nc
Donald to Frank KAHN. Nj.
Kalin also purchased the residence
property Of g. NJ. Adams.
]. r. Baker returned last week
from q trip to the reservation
country and reports some damage
done the late spring wheat, Of that
'section, by the hot weather.
Miss Beatrice Ellenwood re-
turned yesterday from Spokane.
She was accompanied by Miss
Grace Barnett Of Lewiston who
will visit here for q short time.
Miss Pearl and Mae Jenkins ere
visiting Miss Lena Fleetwood.
The young ladies' arrived from
Brayton, Iowa, this week and will
spend the remainder of the summer
with relatives on Salmon river.
DR.. Andrew Godfrey, who arrived
in the city last Wednesday from
Amber, Pa, ted Thursday
in company with his cousin Miss
Hazel Wyatt for . visit at the
Wyatt ranch on Salmon river.
The residence belonging TO Sher-
man Lockwood at Warren and oc-
cupied by Clyde Lockwood and
family vas entirely destroyed by
fire July 10, entailing q heavy loss
to both the owner and tenant.
Stanley LitchAeld was out from
Elk City this week en- route to
San Francisco, where he will re-
main for the next four years com.
pleting his education. He WAS
by HE sister Alma,
who Will aaso spend some time in
Frisco & &
i. Col. Jndson Spofford of the Lew
iston & Southeastern railway was
in town last week and filed with
the county recorder the right-of-
way map for that road. he re-
ports all details about completed
and everything nearly ready for
construction work to begin.
Mat Gilbert is back from Mar
shall Lake and the Hump, where
he went to look after his mining
properties. He reports the Mar
shall Lake Placer Mining company
- having had . very good season
Although water has been unusually
scarce thie year. They are now
building q new reservoir which
will provide abundance Of water.
John Rothlisberg and Miss
Hamill were married in this
city yesterday, Rev. @. T. McDon-
I'D officiating. The groom is .
we'll known young man Of this
city and the bride spopulxr daugh.
ter of Robt. Hamill Of Green
heck. We join q host Of friends
% extending congratulations.
Mrs. Katherine Rhinehart Of
Bedford, Taylor county, Iowa, is
'eeking news Of her brother, Steph-
N Leonard, who she says, left
Jamberland, Aarylsnd, about the
rear 30 or '61, with . line Of
coaches for Idaho. Any informa.
ion In regard to the missing man
will be gratefully received BY Mrs.
]. B. Cook and Mr.. and Mira
Frank Hobart started yesterday
or Ventura, Calf, where tho lat
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
ave been here for two weeks visit.
ng relatives and have greatly en-.
Dyed the trip. Nj. Cook expects
o remain IN Ventura until next
a. heahas two brothers there
hat he has mot seen for many
ears.
W. A. Edwards was In town
Ast week from Logan where he has
mining interests. He
- recently incorporated some Of
lis property and 10 now ON his way
ast where he has arranged to dis
'ose Of tho treasury stock. He
.ys the building Of the wagon road
0 Big Creek will greatly benefit
hat entire section and much min.
ng activity may be looked for this
eAson.
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Fiendish Sutforlngs
} often caused by sores, ulcers and
Rncers, that eat away your skin.
Vim. Bedell, Of Flat Rock, Mich,
Ays: II have used Bucklen's1
Irnica 6alve for ulcers, sores and
.ncers. II - the best healing dres.
have over found.O 6Oothaa