Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21

has moved his family from Nez
Perez to this place, viii CHI he will
make his headquarters hereafter.
J. Loyal Addison, ? rincipal OF
one Of the schools of Moscow, re-
turned to his home here Sunday.
He is partially recovered from his
illness.
w. II. Ude, travelling passenger
agent of the N. P, was in the city
yesterday looking after the interest
of his company. The Free Press
acknowledges pleasant call.
Harry Moore, OF Moscow, came
up the first of week and is spend
ing several days here. He is on
his way to his mine, the Bear
Track, near Florence. He expects
to have crew of men at work soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bunnell,
with their little daughte rs, Gladys
and Flora Marcia, leave for Lewis
ton tomorrow for a short visit
with Mr.. Bunnell's aunt, Mrs. G.
G. Bunnell, Of that city.
A. d. Howell, of Harpster, is
now in our city. He recently sold
his 300 acre farm to j. T. Hender-
son, lately from Iowa, for $4,000.
He expects to make G rangeville
his home.
Harley Stephens came up Satur-
day from Charleston, bis home,
and is visiting friends and looking
after business matters. He has
been much improved in health by
his trip down through Oregon and
California.
VIM. Long and wife, of Ferdi-
nand, were in this city last Satur-
day attending to business. Mr..
Long is one of the Vollmer Clear
water Co. "reliables" They ex-
pect to spend the Fourth in our
city.
A. Engel, of the Satisfactory
Store, has received a new Floss
candy machine, with which he ex-
poets to manufacture a superior
quality Of candy during the COM
ing summer.
John Jack, while up on the
mountain just south Of town, Mon
day, saw a couple of elk. He came
upon them as they lay asleep, get
ting within about 20 fe et of one.
They were very large. 1t is sell
dom elk are seen SO near the set
Element.
Tom johnson has secured some
mining property within five miles
Of Wallace, and is preparing to go
to work on an extensive scale. The
property is the west extension of
The Granite mine, a dividend payer,
and lies close to the 16 to 1. Tom
ordered the Free Press sent to his
address.
Miss Fannie Foster, ormerly of
this city,, and Edwin E. Rhodes,
of Sioux city, Iowa, were married
| yesterday in Seattle. Miss Foster
, was we'll known and one of the
popular young ladies of our city.
She has many friends here who
sincerely wish her happiness in
her new life.
The Sites base ball t cam will
cross bats with the II. S. team
here Sunday. The boys here have
won five games out of seven this
season and are going to try to keep
up their reputation. Both teams
are in good trim and a good game
in promised. A small fee of % cents
will be charged to defray e expenses.
The game will be called at 200 D.
m. sharp. Everybody com e.
Rudolph Bertsch, the b ardware
, man, was out to the A. f Ball
farm last week and brought in
some fine specimen of barley, which
: measured 5 feet in length. He
. packed nice sample of the grain
and sent it to Mr.. Ball who lives
in Lyons, Iowa. Idaho county is
! the place for big growth of any
s kind of grain, and this section pro.
misses to be one of the lead ing.
The Free Press acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to the
commencement exercises of the
School of Pharmacy of the State
college Of Washington, which was
received through the kind remem.
brance OF Mr.. p. M Granville who
has the honor of being on Q of the
graduates. Mr.. Granville is wei
and favorably known here, ahvine
been principal of our school fol
three very successful years.
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