Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-26


Mrs. G. l.. Hanson left Tues
day for Spokane.
w. r. wilkins was a plesan
caller at this Office Saturday.
The Alexander. Freidenrich stor'
Is receiving Q new coat OF paint.
Go to Austin's cash store on thu
1st day of May and buy your gro
ceries.
G. w. Reeves, q well known
st.,ckman OF Freedom, was in towr
Tuesday.
S. C. Mcdaniel returned Friday
from Seattle where he has been fol
everal months past.
j. B. York and Allen Stephens
were among the Grangeville visi
tors, from Clearwater, Saturday.
Mrs. Leo Freidenrich returned
to her home at White Bird Satur.
day after short visit in this city
T.. Root, Of Orc Elmo, returned
home Tuesday after short visit
with his son, L. J. Root, near this
city.
F. 0. Miller, OF the City Bakery,
made a trip to Clearwater this
week where he has some valuable
placer mines.
Tickets now on sale at the post
Office for the minstrel show to-
morrow night. Admission 30 cents
to any part Of the house.
Bring your produce to Austin's
cash store and exchange for grocer
les on or after the LIST day of May.
One block west of court house.
In making mention last week in
the Free Press, OF fine stallion
owned by John Callan, he was
spoken OF as a Shire when it should
have been Black Percheron.
Father A. M. Billiau left We'd
nesday for White Bird and Salmon
river points. On account of this
"Trip ~ services will be held at the
Catholic church next Sunday.
The Japanese social given by
the Altar Guild last Friday was q
very pleasant affair. The rooms
we're Hastily decorated in the
pretty Japanese fashion. There
was q good crowd and a very neat
sum was Melted.
F. L. Smith died near Shis city
last Friday morning at the age Of
"a years. He was unmarried and
was making his home with his
uncle, G. Coy. The remains were
sent to Lyons, Iowa, his former
home, for interment.
DR.. Campbell made two profess
sional trips to Cottonwood during
the past week. On the first he
operated on the little daughter of
Joseph Schober and on the last, j..
M. Wolbert. Both patients are on
a fair road to recovery.
The Eagles are making extern
sive preparations for their memorial
service which will be held on May
9Th. A carefully selected program,
suitable for the occasion, has been
prepared and Father A. M. Billiau
will deliver the address.
Mt. Idaho lodge No. II. o. O..
F. of this city, will render an ap.
propriate literary and musical
program at their hall tonight in
honor OF the S7th anniversary of
the order. A delicious banquet
will follow the program.
Mrs. A. E. Ball, of Lyons, Iowa,
arrived here last Friday and will
spend spend some time looking
after her interests in this county.
Mrs. Ball already has several good
farms on the prairie and may de-
eide to invest in more before re-
turning to her home.
Miss Cora Holt, daughter of G. E.
Holt Of Salmon river, was thrown
from q horse while riding in this
city, Sunday and for a time was
thought to be seriously injured,
but no bones were broken and apart
from . severe shock will soon be
none the worse for hel hard fall.
The sale Of a block OF ground on
the east end of Main steeet to the
school district was completed this
week by Whitaker & Howe. A
new school building will be erected
on the property as soon as more
room is required which will not
be long at the rate the town is
growing.
w. II. Holly, who has charge of
the dry goods department in the
Big Buffalo store, has had large ex-
perience in that line and comes
recommended as one of the best
dry goods men in the west. Until
recently he worked in New York
city and has studied every detail of
the trade.