Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-26
Personal r1ention
Best baths at Hogan's.
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Best baths ct Hogan's.
Montieth and Cogswell concert
tonight.
Go to Austin's for fresh and
fancy groceries, at all times.
John Murphy, of Tolo, was do
ing business in town Saturday.
]. B, White returned Thursday
evening from his visit to Spokane
IF you are bot, try . bottle Of ice
cold soda from Austin's refriger'
ator.
Rev. T. T. Denhardt left Mon.
day for two weeks visit at Spo'
kane.
II. Mortinon and L. d. Stuart
were in town from White Bird last
Saturday.
VIM. Reilly and family left Sat-
urday morning for Spokane, where
he may locate.
Tam Vincent, Of Elk City was
in town last week as q witness in
the Sweeny and Prader case.
Geo. M. Saunders OF Harpster
was a Grangeville visitor Saturday
and made the Free Press pleas
ant call.
Frank Burke now has charge of
the Hotel Revere but he has not
yet decided upon plans for conduc.
ting it.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Mclean re-
turned from their wedding trip to
Spokane and Couer d. Alene last
Thursday.
G. n. Schroeder, the laundryman,
left for Lewiston Saturday. He
goes to install . new plant in his
place Of business there.
At the recent session OF the
county commissioners court which
closed last Thursday, the bills al
lowed amount to S18018.23.
T. H. Dobner, Of Lewiston, is
here for . short time enjoying our
delightful weather. He is work
ing with j. e. Richards, the tailor.
Miss Aileen Green entertained
about thirty guests at $500" last
Friday evening. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant
time was speut.
G. w. Colbert, OF Asotin, Wash.
was in town last week. He was on
his way to the Hump country with
about 1000 head Of sheep which he
will summer there.
A. F. Work, Of Blackfoot, was
in this city last Saturday. He
was accompanied by G. f. Kelly,
Of Sites. Mr.. Work is engaged in
the live stock business.
Ward Van Vert has just finished
painting and trimming Frank
Hockersmith's cottage, and now
Frank lie going into the country
again to Zee how crops are getting
along.
On the recent delinquent tax
sale the county has realized $751;
Is. All the property that taxes
are delinquent on has not yet been
sold and the public sale is continu-
ed to Sept. 18th.
A surprise party was given to
D. A. Jourdan Friday evening,
the occasion being his birthday.
There we're about % guests present
and nice luncheon Of ice-cream
and cake was served.
It is understood that the demo-
cratic delegations from the Clear
water and Elk City precincts will
present the name Of Oscar Muxmell
for sheriff and Tim Quinlan for
commissioner of that district at
the Cottonwood convention.
Jefferson Zumwalt, of Lowe,
had his leg broken last week by a
derrick falling ON it. DR.. Camp
bell reduced the fractured limb,
and Mr.. Zumwalt is now getting
along nicely. About year ago q
wagon run over Mr.. Zumwalt and
fractured the same limb.
NJ. G. Rambo, and J. I. Over.
man made q trip to the Cotton
wood district Saturday. Mr.. Over
man was looking after the harvest
ing OF his grain. He states that
the crops in that section are quite
good especially early grain. He is
exceedingly we'll pleased with his
own crop.
DR.. Gruber and John Peterson
Of Clinton, Iowa, arrived last week
and are stopping for a few days
with John Cossman, on the
400 acres near town which DIR.
Gruber purchased from Everett Gee
3 years ago. The DR.. is we'll salts
fed with his investment in Camas
Prairie real estate and may make
other purchases when the railroad
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