Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and VII
entity.

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Batty.
The county commissioners are in
session this week.
Wilson Heaters are the best.
Bertsch sells them.
Ben Gerding, OF Ferdinand, was
a Carnival visitor last week.
W. K. Dixie, Of Cottonwood,
was Carnival visitor last week.
Don't waste valuable time mend
ing old harness. Bertsch will tell
you better way.
Mrs. w. N. Scales and Mrs. A.
f. Parker left Sunday for two
weeks trip to Spokane.
W. II. Cassidy returned Thurs
day night from Lewiston, where
he went on legal business.
Harry Ray came up from the
Salmon river the last OF the week
to take in the fair and visit rela-
tives.
The Terwilliger saw mill in
Lukes gulch was destroyed by fire
last week. A portion Of the lum.
Der was saved.
Miss Josie Reynolds, I. .graduate
Of the Grangeville schao1s, came
out from Elk City last week for a
visit with friends.
We.are headquarters for school
books and school supplies. Don't
forget the number, just east of the
court house, Austin's Cash Store.
A marriage license was ISSUED to
Hiram F. Collister and Matte f.
Lincoln last week. They are
prominent young people of Tahoe
An Indian, Andrew Flapjack,
was tined S6 and costs in Judge
Hotchkiss' court last week for
drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct.
A. 7. Reynolds came out from
his ferrv on the Salmon river near
Knott, Sunday, and went on To
Lewiston where he may spend the
winter.
Mrs. Cy Holsclaw and child re-
turned Friday night from Lewis
ton. Mrs. Holsclaw went down to
attend the Yates case, in which
she was interested.
s. j. Nelson, a mining man OF
Colfax. Wash, was in the city the
first of the week. He left Tuesday
for Bear Creek, to look up some
mines in that section.
Mrs. Mary E. Haight, Of Glen.
wood, Idaho, was in the city last
week on legal business. She also
came over for visit with relatives
and to enjoy the Carnival.
G. H. Brunke, an old friend OF
Tom Crossley, Of Freedom, left
Monday for his home at Buffalo,
N. Y. He has been visiting Mr..
Crossley for several months.
George Fem has the thanks oil
the Free Press office for some fine
apples he left here last week. They
were exceedingly pleasant to the
taste and were appreciated greatly.
H. G. johnson enjoyed shor,
visit from his brother, Joseph John
son, of Farmer, WASH, this week.
Mr.. johnson had crossed Camas
Prairie 40 years ago but had no,
seen his brother for 80 years.
Julius Hansen came out from
the Black Lead country the last
of the week and will probably
spend the winter on the outside.
He reports everything prosperous
with the mines in the Black Lead
district.
At the first meeting of the credi-
tors of W. A. Grunewald, adjudged
bankrupt by the District Court oil
the L. S., James Woodward was
appointed trustee by the creditors
and j. NJ. Gilmore retained rs
trustees attorney.
Fred Karsten came in Mon iay
from the Idaho Consolidated Cop
per property on Salmon river and
reports the striking of another rich
ore body. The owners believe
this thoroughly proves the per-
manency of the values in the prop
erty and there is no longer a ques-
ton of it becoming II great mine
r. L. Downs, Of louisville,
Kentucky, was in the city during
fair week. Mr.. Downs was very
well pleased with the exhibits OF
the different farm products and
says that he has travelled in al.
most all parts of the Wester states
and never before has he encoun-
tered such rich and prosperous
country as Camas Prairie is and
will be. Mr.. Downs is a profes
sional piano repairer.