Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-19
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VII
cinity.

Fine bananas, lemons and grape
fruit at the Buffalo Cash Store.
John Maugg, Of Keuterville,
was . Grangeville visitors Monday.
To assure good, wholesome bread
use "Knorr's Best" Try a sack.
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Roy Mckinney has accepted q
position at The Fair and began
work Monday.
Ash Cooper, a well known bust
mes man OF White Bird was bust
ness visitor here Friday.
F. r. Bingham is here from
Spokane soliciting for the Pacific
States Telephone company.
For Sale-A fresh young milk
COW. Inquire Of N. s. Morse, %
miles south Of Grangeville. a26
P. II. Ready returned Tuesday
from southern Calf, where he
has been spending the winter.
Robt. Devine, a pioneer mining
man Of Warren, is looking after
business matters in town this week.
The streets were thronged with
people Saturday and the mer-
chants generally, enjoyed q good
trade.
Easter was an ideal day and the
services held at the several churches
were largely attended and thorough
ly enjoyed.
The Big Buffalo store is receiv-
ing new coat Of paint which
greatly improves its appearance as
it was badly singed by the big fire
last fall. ~
Farmers have been rushing work
during the fine weather OF the past
two weeks and q larger acreage is
now planted than ever before on
Camas Prairie.
The base ball players Of the town
will give dance at the Armory
tomorrow night, to raise funds to
ASSET in maintaining q club this
season. A good time Is assured.
Henry Murray, Jr., returned Sat.
urdsy from the Hump where he
has been working at the Jumbo
mine. The mill is running steadily
with about 30 men employed and
good clean up is expected about
May 1st.
The Embroidery club will give
. May-day social on the evening Of
May LIST, at the I. o. o. F. Hall.
An interesting programme will be
and refreshments served.
Bring your May baskets. Admis-
sion Is cents.
A game Of base ball was played
at Mt. Idaho Sunday, between the
Mt. Idaho team and q club from
this place resulting in q score Of
20 to 6 in favor Of the former.
A return game will be played here
on the Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Holmes re-
turned Monday to the Hump where
Mr.. Holms is general manager of
the Cracker Jack mine. The COM
pany has arranged to start the mill
in few weeks and already have q
large quantity Of good ore on the
dump.
The Bell Telephone Co. has
made arrangements 80 their Rooee-
welt patrons can communicate d.
rect with the county seat. As we
are without q peace officer this may
be Of some advantage during the
summer.-.Thunder Noun
tain News.
The Altar Guild will give q Jap.
snese social at the Parish house,
tomorrow evening. The young
ladies' dressed in the "fetching"
Japanese costumes will serve ice
cream, cake and tea, at 8 O'Clock.
Admission 10 cents. An invita-
lion is extended to the public.
H. E. Heppner returned last
week from Cokercreek, Tennessee
where he has been during the past
winter operating some placer mines
or an eastern syndicate. He says
The FREE Press was the best friend
ne had during his stay there and
9 glad to again be in Idaho. Mr..
Heppner left Sunday for the Clear
water district to look after some
interests there.
Fen Batty has decided to engage
n the real estate business and has
placed his saloon entirely in charge
II Wallace Wilson who has been
With him for some time. He has
tilted up offices adjoining the bill
lard hall and will give his whole
lime to the business. Mr.. Batty
las large real estate interests Of
lis own in both town and farm
which, with that he has
listed on commission, places him