Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-02
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

, 3. G.. fainter, Of Cottonwood
: spent couple Of days in this city
last week.
F. 8. Munro 10 building a nin'
> room cottage near the east end O
Main street.
! Derrick forks, steel cables, hay
forks, pulleys etc, at Grangevillt
Implement Co.
Mrs. F. A. David, OF Moscow, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. A
Campbell Of this city.
E. B. White is building new
addition to his residence in thu
south part Of town.
w. E. Graham, the furniture
man, received . half car load oil
chairs last Saturday.
| Andrew Moore came up from
Lewiston Tuesday and will spend
q month in this city.
j. A. Wilkinson, OF the Bargain
Store, has just put in a fine cement
walk in front of his residence.
Oil, cup grease, axle grease,
betting, lace leather just received
by the Grangeville Implement Co.
Henry Eller and Miss Emma
Jessup were married in this city
yesterday. 9. 7. Mcdonald officiat-
ed.
]. B. Lemon, of White Bird, was
q visitor here last week while en-.
route to the democratic convention
at Denver.
Mrs. E. G. White and son, Ray.
mond, and Miss Marie Jacques
returned Monday from q week g
visit at the Dewey mine.
Il. E. Holman, of Cottonwood
and candidate for nomination for
probate judge on the republican
ticket, was in this city last Friday.
J. D. Wooden, of higgins, spent
. few days in this city last week
while on HE way to attend the
democratic county convention at
Denver Saturday.
Notice. have bought the en-.
tire stock Of school books and sup.
plies, from Jno. Pulse, and will at
once put in q new and complete
stock. Silas Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Wilson
came over from NezPerce Sunday
and returned Monday. Mr.. Will
son is in the employ Of the Pacific
States Telephone Co. Of that place.
Prof. J.. B. Carter, Of Florence,
was in town last week to attend
the democratic convention at Dem
yer. Mr.. Carter is prominently
mentioned as candidate for assessor
on the democratic ticket.
]. R. Osborn brought in some
fine samples of early rose potatoes
Henry Longs farm yesterday. One
Of these weighed q pound. Mr..
Long has an acre of these from
which he expects 800 bushels.
w. T. Griffin, of Moscow ar
rived here last Friday and left she
first Of the week for Westlake. Mr..
Griffin is representing the Advance
Thresher Co. of Battle Creek,
Mich.
Otto Schwalbach and Lawrence
Hollywood arrived here from the
Hump Monday. Mr.. Hollywood
went on to Spokane, while Mr..
Schwalbach will remain here for
the summer.
Miss Maize Crawford, of Lapwia,
Idaho, and Mrs. A. H. Young, of
Matowan, N. j., arrived here last
week and will remain for some
time as the guests OF Mrs. Geo. D.
Smith.
Sheriff Green returned Tuesday
from Roosevelt where he had been
called about a week ago on bust.
ness. His wife who accompanied
him as far as Burgdorf springs re-
turned with him.
In this state it is not necessary
to serve FIVE days notice for evic-
ton Of q cold. Use the original
laxative cough syrup, Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. Mol
opiatss. Sold by The Right Drug
Store.
A. Markham, saddler at w. F. |
recently received
from his brother, Robert Markham
Of Roosevelt, fine sample of wild
bunch grass which measures over
two feet. His brother states that
this grass is quite plentiful in that
section.
J. r. Baker was in town Satur-
day from his farm. He states that
be recently received word of the
death of his brother-iu-law, I. ].