Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
Personal ,r1ention
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Buy Wilson Heater of Bertscl
and save wood.
Mrs. /. G. Minert has been ap
pointed postmistress at Elk City
Do you need a new stove? Buy q
:. Wilson Heater at Bertch's and
have the best,
Geo. w. Moughmer, OF Garfield,
was out to the county seat fair
week, on business.
w. L. Thrasher, of Dixie, was
registered at the Wiltse House dur.
ing Carnival week.
Dan Day, one Of the pioneers OF
the Lowe country, was in town last
week enjoying the Carnival.
Perry Virgins and wife, oil
Harpster, were up last week visit
ing friends and enjoying the Car
nival.
Call for the Gold Leaf brand oil
teas, coffees, spices and extracts.
At Austin's Cash Store. None
better.
Lost-Between Grangeville and
halfway house, an old fashioned
Palsy shawl. Finder please leave
at this Office. IT
Thomas Crossley and Miss Mar
( garet M. Karnes were married in
this city last Saturday, Rev. G. T.
Mcdonald officiating.
Miss Julia Bowman and d. B.
Wilson's two little sons, Raymond
and Clayton, we're here last week
to visit the Carnival.
I Jacob Matthieson, president of
the Farmers & Merchant State
bank at Cottonwood, was Grange
.ville visitor Tuesday.
(. Miss Agnes Hoff arrived here
1 last week from Spokane to accept a
I p0sition a. stenographer in the real
4estate Office OF Brown & Reed.
4 Harry Baker, a prominent citi-
zen Of Clearwater, was up from
1 his home town last week to take in
kthe fair and attend to some bust
fness matters.
Wesley Taylor, of lilo, a profess
st0nal foot racer, was in town last
week and won most Of the foot
racea during the Carnival. He
claims to have run 100 yards in 81
seconds.
X Mrs. Charles Cone and son Fred
csme up the last OF the week from
their home at Freedom. They will
visit the fair and spend few days
with friends and relatives before
returning.
T. H. Bartlett, register Of the
U. 8. land Office at Lewiston, and
formerly prosecuting attorney oil
Idaho county, was . business visi-
tor in the city last week. He re-
turned home Sunday eAening.
ss.Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Harrah, Of
Freedom, were out the last of the
week to take in the Carnival. Mr.
Harrah is one Of the most prosper
GUS and best known ranchers of the
Salmon river country.
!. The football game between the
q. H. s. and Y. M. G. A. teams,
which was to have been pulled of
Saturday afternoon did not mater
ialize owing to the fact that many
OF the boys were employed in the
city and could not leave their
work.
"A. Fred Gone ants Miss Sybil l.
Morris were married at the home
OF E. s. Vincent in this city last
Sunday, Rev. G. T. Mcdonald Of
floating. Both are well known
and popular young people of this
city and a host of friends extend
congratulations.
Mrs. Frank Richardson is enjoy-
ing visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Ringer from Pull
man, Washington, this week.
They came down during Carnival
week and will probably remain for
. week longer. They were we'll
pleased with the Carnival.
A number of Cotton God people
we're. over last week to visit
friends and take in the Carnival.
Among them were: Martin j.
Browning, James Wood, Leo C
Funke, Johnny Rookie. d. Owens,
X. H. Adams, J. T. Morrison, j.
l.. Upton, and Mr.. and. Mrs.
Leroy l.. Gordon.
T.. w. BARLEY. State Deputy
Head Consul NJ. w. A., who de-
hvered the address at the Armory
Thursday evening, left the same
evening for his home at Moscow.
Mr.. BARLEY has charge of three
states in his capacity, Utah, Ne
vada and idaho. He reports that
the order now has 5000 members
in this state.