Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-03-16

turn. At present he is the guest
Of his cousin Grant Benedict.
Today, tomorrow and every day
fresh asparagus, lettuce, radishes,
onions, celery and other choice
garden truck at Wade's new store
on State street.
A. w. Moore, formerly ssof this
place, but now . resident Of Spok-
ane, arrived on today's stage.
He expects to remain in the city
about ten days.
w. s. Rhett left Sunday for the
Alberta country and may decide to
locate there. His family will re-
main in Lewiston during his alb.
sense.
The county delegation in the
legislature has returned and while
they supported a few obnoxious
measures on . whole their work
was very creditable.
Have you seen the new Sharples
Cream Separator. They are world
heaters. 1t pays even il you only
have q few cows. / can save you
the freight. Walter Hickerson.
The dog poisouer is still making
his presence felt in this town but If
he is ever detected outraged citizens
could hardly be blamed if they
tried the case outside Of the courts.
James Surridge, a leading citizen
of Harpster was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Surridge has but recently re.
turned from Boise where he spent
week watching legislative proceed,
ings.
M. G. Rambo's little son had
the misfortune to dislocate his arm
Sunday while playing in the yard.
DR.. Campbell set the injured mem
Der and the result will not be seri-
Gus.
Miss Pauline Paulson and Guy
Fountain were married at Asotin
Wash. last week. The bride was
formerly of this city and has many
friends here who wish her unlimit-
ed joy.
H. T. Murray is adding q full
stock of fruits and vegetables to
his meat market and will put on
his own delivery wagon in order
to promptly supply the wants Of
customers.
Gotten today; bananas, sweet
oranges, sour juicy lemons, sweet
potatoes, camas prairie spuds, cab
bage and celery from California
and new vegetables from Walla
Walla. Wade's
j. A. wilkinson has gone to
Pullman where he will close out
the stock Of goods owned by the
Bargain Store and hereafter the
firm will devote it's entire attention
to the business here.
Attorney and Mrs. P. W. Mitch
ell were in town last Friday from
Nez Perez. It was Mr.. Mitchell's
FIRST visit hero in two years and
he was greatly surprised at the
wonderful strides in tho growth Of
the city.
Miss Elizabeth Rouse but re-
Gently of Lakefield, Mimi, has
been engaged as teacher in the
schools Of this city to I'll the vacan.
cy caused by the resignation Of
Mrs, Tracy. She assumed her
duties Monday.
The new electric plant at the
Jumbo mine was started this week
and worked to perfection. This
will give the big mine an abund-
ance of power, something that has
heretofore been q serious obstacle
in its development.
J. w. and Frank Hockersmith
have nearly completed their resi-
dence in the west part OF. town.
Frank has leased his to bis cousin,
j.. w. Crosby, painter and paper
hanger, who is expected here from
Spokane this week.
D. B. Wilson has completed the
moving Of his saloon into the room
formerly occupied by Frank Rice's
cigar store. The room where the
saloon was will be entirely oc-
cupied by the bowling alley, bill
lard and pool room.
@. P. Richardson was in town
Friday enroute to Spokane where
his family has been for some time