Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-17
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
J. O'Leary and I. Zehner were
over from Denver Tuesday.
| Fresh oranges and lemons at
Alexander reidcnrich Co.'s.
F. NJ. Mitchell, the White Bird
electric light man, was doing BUSH
ness in town this week.
j. G. Eccles. a pioneer Of this
county, has been critically i'll in
this city during the past week.
Hockersmith Bros. are making
some attractive improvements in
their cigar and ice cream store.
VIM. F. Pogue, deputy state
veterinary, passed through Grange
vile Monday enroute to Portland.
Geo. A. Smith, foreman in this
Office, spent a few days visiting
his family at Moscow during the
past week.
A. s. Scott, a veterinary surgeon,
arrived in town last week from
Cornell, Wash, and may decide
to locate here.
J. F. Jackson, proprietor of the
Camas Prairie machine shops, en-
joyed a visit last week from d. B.
Richardson of Washington.
Mrs. w. H. Hill and two sons
arrived Friday and will spend some
time visiting Mrs. Hills mother,
Mrs. Nancy Jones in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Yates came up
from Lewiston Friday. They will
60 into the Hump and may decide
to stay there during the summer.
Marriage licenses were issued
this week to Lewis G. Mapring and
Miss Clara Tracy, and 10 Howard
r. Mckinley and Mie Elsie n.
Workman.
Misses Mae and Winifred Neill
last week purchased some valuable
city property in the Lewiston adj
diti0n. The sale was made by L..
| y. Harris 4 Co.
Dr.. y. A. Campbell made a
visit 70 6titss last Friday, where
he assisted DR.. Naramore in a
very succeseful operation. On his
return he was accompanied by his
wife who has been visiting in
Moscow for a couple of weeks past.
F. M. Watson, the veteran min
ing man, came out from the Hump
Monday enroute to the hot springs
near Baker City, where he will
spend month recuperating. 1t
has been over two years since he
last visited Grangeville and he
naturally finds many changes.
James Witt was up from Lewis
ton couple OF days last week
visiting old friends in this city.
He left Monday for Moscow where
he is subpoenaed as juror in the
federal court after which he ex.
poets to return here and 60 to Sal.
mon river for a months fishing.
John Gibson, who has the con.
tract for supplying the poles for the
Cooperative telephone line be.
tween here and Cottonwood, was
in town this week. Part of the
poles have already been delivered
and the object of Mr.. Gibson's trip
was to see what could be secured
here.
Joe Jones came out from the
Hump Sunday where he has been
working on the Jumbo mine. He
says there is an abundance of water
and the Jumbo is running the full
"a stamps day and night. There
is still about 3 feet Of snow which
makes the road almost impossible
but it is melting rapidly and the
roads will soon be open for easy
travel.
Prof. Zio Payne's Oriental novel
ty entertainers are billed to be at
the Armory hall tomorrow night.
This entertainment comes highly
recommended by people in towns
where it has been given and the
work in legerdemain is said to be
far above the average. They prom
Use thoroughly refined show and
a hearty laugh every minute. Ad-
mission, so cents; children, 25
cents.
Summer Excursions to Idaho.
During the summer season, 1906,
beginning June LIST, first class
ron HA trim fipe OTTO will In m ca1o