Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-08
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Grangeville, Saturday.
E. j. Chase was . pleasant busi-
ness caller at this Office Saturday.
E. M. Griffith returned Tuesday
from an extended business trip
east.
0. B. Garfield, of Joseph plains
was Grangeville visitor this
week.
G. J. Hall, prominent cattle
man Of Salmon river, was in town
Friday.
For your harness look over the
best hand made goods at w. +.
Schmadeka's. fS-15
r. w. Nickel was in town Sat-
urday from the Wyatt cattle ranch
on Salmon river.
w. Wikoff, of Asotin, has been
visiting friends in this county dur
ing the past week.
d. B. Wilson, who has been i'll
for the past week, at his home in
this city, is improving.
Mrs. M. A. Parr, of Elk City,
came out Sunday on business, re-
naming several days.
G. ]. Wright, a White Bird
merchnt, passed through here Fri
day enroute to Spokane.
Mark Howe, of the firm of Whit
aker & Howe, made business
taip to Salmon river last week.
A new saw mill is being erected
on the Henderson ranch in Lukes
Gulch between here and Sites.
A profitable fact for miners to
remember is that w. F. Schmade-
ka has a full line Of supplies.
1915
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Gray, Of Sites, died last
Fridsy. The funeral Was hsldst.
6kites Saturday! ss{
Go. g, N. @. I. will"give
grand st. Patrick's ball in theArm-
DRY hall, on Friday evening, March
16. See bills later.
Ladies Guild will hold another
cooked food sale in Adams vacat-
ed Store On Main STREET,. s.rRses, Oh s1 Satur.
day, this week, Feb. 10th.
Loyal P. Brown, popular and
we'll known young man in this
county, is i'll with malignant
type of smallpox at Mullan, Ida.
g. Flintoff Smith, a we'll known
insurance man, died at Moscow
last Saturday. Mr.. Smith with
his wife spent most OF the sum-
mer OF 1904 at the Jersey house in
this city.
The many reports concerning
the mild climate of Camas Prairie,
are emphatically confirmed by the
fact that the farmers have been
blowing for the past three weeks
on all parts of the prairie.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Sun
day School, at 10 q. IN. Morning
prayer and sermon, at IL a. m.
Sermon topic, The difference be-
tween the old conception and the
new conception of the Scriptures.
Text of sermon, Hebrews l, l.
Monte Jones accompanied by
his brother Joe, arrived from New
some Sunday night They have
been employed at the Anaconda
and report the camp in a quiet
condition at present but believe
there is a great deal Of work going
to be done the coming season.
Geo. X. Reed, proprietor of the
Raymond house, and James Witt
left Saturday morning for San
Francisco, on short business trip.
They will be absent about two
weeks and will spend few days
sightseeing before returning. -Tri-
bune.
The weather during the month
Of January could not be classed as
unpleasant although there were
but few really clear days. The
temperature ranged from 90 to Is
degrees above zero with total pre-
cipitation of 1.S2 inches in the
form OF snow. Stock and grain
are both in normal condition and
the month has been a good one
for outdoor occupations.
R. Lansdon, sheriff of Washing
ton Co., and Hardy Harp, a bust
ness man of Council, arrived in
the city last Wednesday. to take
into custody Phil Bachman who
was confined in the county Jail.
The party came by way of Coun-
Gil from Weiser and returned by
the same route, Monday. Mr.. Lans-
don reports good sleighing be-
tween Pollock and Council.