Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-02
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Dr.. G. s. Stockton will retur
today from q weeks rest at Bure
dorf springs.
Sec our new line OF hacks an
buggies just received. Grangevll
Implement Co.
p. Gibson, of the firm OF Gibson
& Allen, left last week for shor
business trip to Spokane.
p. w. Harding left for his hom
ut Dennison Iowa, after q shor
visit with ]. A. Powell of this city
r. F. Fulton and family lef
yesterday morning for Fish LAX
where they they will spend weel
camping.
8. Schafer and E. w. Larson ar
rived here from Warren Sunday
and left for Copper river, Alaska
yesterday.
Mr.. r. Bertsch and family and
the Misses Anderson, Brust and
Arnold spent last Friday at White
Bird station.
Julian Won Bargen and Mrs.
Caroline Blessing were married in
this city Monday. Rev. G. T. Nc
Donald officiating.
Mrs, ]. d. Henry, Of jackson
vile, ILL.,, arrived here Tuesday
for . months visit with her son,
DR.. F. A. Campbell.
Call on Grangeville Implement
Co. for your harvest supplies. Every
thing you need and the store is
open day and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wesley Nickel
are up from the Salmon river coun.
try, for \ few weeks visit with DR..
T. w. Nickel and family.
The chief of police, Ed Hanger,
wishes TO warn horsemen that rid
ing on the streets faster than the
speed limit will no longer be toler-
ated.
w. A. Wylie arrived here from
the Middle Fork Of the Clearwater
the 6rst Of the week. He reports
grass good and stock doing fine on
the range.
8. Winchester, Q mining man Of
Warren, 10 q Grangeville visitor.
He reports considerable activity in
shat district aud much work being
done especially in the placer mines.
G. e. Mcneil, OF the Alexander.
Freidenrich store, left Sunday for
Spokane to order the fall stock OF
goods. He was accompanied by
his wife and will be gone about
ten days.
A. J. Mcdonald arrived here
f.om Lewiston Monday to accept
the position OF foreman in the
Standard News Office. Mr.. Mo-
Donald was connected with the
Standard some year ago.
w. D. Gillett and DR.. M. L
Ayers returned Saturday evening
from . fishing expedition ON Mill
creek. They report successful
and delightful trip and kindly re.
membered rs with q bountiful sup.
ply Of fne trout.
Posters are out announcing q
twenty round glove contest at Cot.
tonwood on Saturday, Aug. 4th, at
500 p. N. The bout is to be be-
tween Ed Cuff, Of Culdesac, and
]. w. Woodward, of Cottonwood,
for purse Of 5000.
The Misses Anderson, Rable and
Wunder, oil Of Seattle and who
have been visiting with Mrs. j.
Pfeufer, Of this city, left for their
home Wednesday. Miss Anderson
will visit at Colville, WASH, for q
short time on her way home.
Rev. G. T. Mcdonald and family
and Miss Edith Miller returned
Saturday night from Spokane. Mrs.
Mcdonald and Misses Eva and
Edith Miller have been to the
coast for summer outing. Miss
Eva Miller remained in Spokane.
Theo. Parks arrived here from
Lewiston last Thursday and left
for his mine, the Colonel, in the
Hump district, Saturday. He was
accompanied by G. G. NICK ahan,
OF Cripple Creek, Colo. and Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Bonhore, OF Lewis.
ton.
Mr.. S. M. Curtiss visited Cotton
wood, Denver and Keuterville last
week in the interest of the Bargain
store Of this place. Mr.. Curtiss
was cent out rs q special advertiser
OF the big clearance sale which be.
gan Aug. Let. He reports crops
looking fine despite the slight
damage by the hot weather. Far
mers arc having much trouble in
securing hands to harvest their
grain.