Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-03
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed,
E. Adsley was in town this weel
from Pollock.
A. II. Ainds, the Harpster mer.
chant, was q business visitor Mon.
day,
For Rent--Two good houses,
S12 and $40 per month. Geo. M.
Reed.
p. F. Courtney, OF Concord,
passed through here last week on a
trip to outside points.
Bob Nickel came up from Salmon
river Tuesday and left for Spokane
on short business trip.
Mrs. F. d. Richardson and
daughter left Sunday on a visit
with friends at Pullman.
Miss Winifred Neill, of White
Bird, visited her sister, Miss Mae
NELL, in this city last week.
Miss Paula Hohaus is at Pull
man this week attending the mu.
steal festivities at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Hale and $.
r. Libby were over from the busy
town OF Cottonwood, Monday.
J. B. Sloan's Pine Grove dairy
butter, we are exclusive agents for
Grangeville. Alexander. Freiden.
rich.
DIR. Stockton reports the arrival
OF a fine baby boy at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Saturday
night.
Silas Austin opened his new
grocery store near the court house
Tuesday and is doing a promising
business.
We are now well supplied with a
fine variety Of potatoes and able to
fill orders for any quantity. Alex.
ander- Freidenrich Co.
II you 60 to Andrew Granstrom
for tailor-made Or ready.made suits
you will save money and have up
to date goods. may3.31
Clyde W. Nickel received his
new Eflat solo tuba last week. 1t
was made to order and besides be-
ing beautiful instrument, the
depth and volume of tone is won
derful.
Mrs. George Chamberlain died
this week at Orofino where she
had recently been sent for medical
treatment. She leaves an invalid
husband and several children at
White Bird.
The minstrel show at the Arm.
DRY last Friday night given under
the direction Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry Of the Y. M. G. A., was well
attended and a good sum was
Melted for the association.
M. L. Murray, who has been in
Porto Rico for two years past,
writes that his family will spend
the summer at 952 Sixth ave., New
York. Mr.. Murray will remain on
the islands where he has a good
position.
Geo. Beckman arrived here this
week to accept a position in Walter
Hickerson's hardware store. Mr..
Hickerson is adding a plumbing
department to his store and Mr..
Beckman will have charge of this
line of work.
The largest consignment of wines
and whiskeys ever received in this
city arrived Sunday for A. Sempert,
the wholesale liquor man. There
was in all, about 1900 gallons and
it was brought up from Sites by
three six-horse teams.
IL. Goddard, G. o. Mustard and
Charles Helm were in town Tues
day enroute to their home at Ritz
vile, WASH, after a months pros.
pecting tour on the Clearwater.
They were we'll pleased with their
"trip and may return later.
Judge H. Taylor yesterday re-
,eived from Gus Heartburg. Of San
Jose, copy Of the first paper
printed in that city after the earth
quake. 1t was composed of four
pages, about 9x12 inches, and was
ssued three hours after the disaster. |
The Heartburg brothers formerly |
lived in this county, and while they |
personal injury their prop
'rty was badly damaged.
Miss Alice Cogan has sent in her
'esignation as manager of the Pa
'iic States telephone Office in this
'ity and asked to be relieved not
alter than the 10Th of this month, |
The large amount Of work has been
90 hard for her and her health de.
hands long vacation, which will
re spent on her ranch on the Sal.
non river. Miss Cogan has been
most obliging and efficient man.
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