Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-05
Personal nentiOn

4AAO hooA oASSs 40 ~ ," - ~ 1890
"Pfster is coming" see page 3
A. j. Turner went to Lewiston
the first OF the week.
James Eldridge, manager of thu
Concord mines, in the Hump, il
in town this week.
"Startling expose" see page 3.
G. v. Gordon, Of the firm o.
Gordon g. Wright of White Bird
was in town the first of the week,
Miss Constance Henderson, Of
Moscow, is now visiting in oui
town as the guest Of Mrs. Stock
ton.
"Startling expose" see page 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Rhoades are
in town from Golf. After the cele-
bration they will 60 to Elk City
for visit.
Mrs. Z. Monlux arrived here
Monday evening from Pullman to
Join her husband. She will remain
here and make this her home.
Startling expose" see page 3.
Go to Austin's for sweet pickles,
sour pickles, mixed pickles, plain
pickles, picked onions, celery sauce
sweet relish olives, or any old thing
in the pickle line.
X. X. Steen, of Lewiston, is now
in our city. From here he goes to
look after his sheep on the range
near here. He expects to drive in
to the reserve soon.
"Pfster is coming" see page B..
8. X. Mahurin, S. S. Fem and
Chas. w. Durham were among the
well known citizens of White Bird
who were in town this week as
witnesses in the calf case.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Overman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White went out
to Fish creek Tuesday morning
and returned yesterday. They re-
port having pleasant trip.
"Pfster is coming" see page 3.
G. J. Fleming returned Saturday
from a trip to Spokane and Occur
d'Alene points. He says merchants
are generally complaining of dull
ness throughout that section.
Mrs. S. M. Curtiss went to Sites
last Friday to meet Mrs. Geo. H.
Rummens, wife of the district at
torney OF Asotin Co. Mrs. Rum
mems will be the guest of Mrs. s..
M. Curtiss at the Wiltse House.
M. V. Jackson came out from
Newsome this week to attend the
celebration. With Gee. Kelly he is
working the Iron Crown mine and
they have some fine ore ready for
the mill.
Miss Grace VanWert returned
Tuesday from outside points where
she went for medical treatment
She is much improved and hopes
to soon be enjoying her former
good health.
Messrs. Yates, of Pomeroy, Wn. a,
L. G. Slinker, Of Webb, Ida, Mrs.
Briggs and son and Miss O'Here,
of Portland, arrived here Monday
night to spend few days as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly OF
the Hotel Revere.
Miss Ella Moore has the rooms
now occupied by A. f. Parker's
real estate Office and will soon
move her stock of millinery to
that place. Mr.. Parker has not yet
decided as to where he will secure
offices.
Mrs. Sarah Gillette, w. D. Gill
lett's, mother and Clara his daugh-
ter, returned Sunday. Mrs. Gil.
lette has been visiting in the east
for the last two years, and Miss
Clara has been attending school at
Weston, Ore.
M. f. Fuchs, vice president oil
the Nez Perez Cooperative tcle-
phone company, was in town Sat-
urday. He states that the said
company will have their line COM
pleted to this town in a few days.
Mr.. McGee, general manager, will
be here soliciting phones this week
and it is expected that many local
phones will soon be placed.
Mrs. Helen Curtiss will open her
studio in the Grabski block on or
about the first of August. Mrs.
Curtiss is to take Mrs. Glanville's
class upon that lady's departure
from the city. Thorough courses
in Harmony, Thorough Bass,
Counterpart, Composition and the
Study of Biography will be taught.
Mrs. Curtiss has had great exper-
fence in teaching, having taught in
and graduated from the San Fran
cisco Conservatory, and also stud
led under Herr Thilo Becker, a
direct pupil of Liszt.