Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-19

The cakes never "fall." 25c
per pound at Grocers.
It's tonight at the Armory,
"Mixed Pickles."
Judge Taylor has been commits
stoned a notary public.
Mrs. S. M. Curtiss returned
Tuesday from a short visit in Aso-
tin.
Mrs. J. A. Swartz visited with
A. F. Parker's family several days
this week.
Miles s. Johnson, of Lewiston,
deputy United States prosecuting
attorney is in this city.
Mrs. w. l.. Crawford, of Sweet
water, is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson.
Cyrus Overman OF Tolo, return
ed Monday from the east where he
had been called by the death Of his
mother.
Mrs. Maud Craig and children
leave next week for outside points
on business trip. They will re-
turn in September.
A. Fl. Afford, editor OF the
Lewiston Tribune, passed through
this city the first Of the week, en-
route to Hot SPRING..
Mrs. Frank Burke, of Lewiston,
arrived here Tuesday to join her
husband. They are to make
Grangeville their home.
DR.. B. s. Cullin and ]. s. G.
McCaffrey arrived here Tuesday
evening from Elk City. They
come as witnesses in the Joe
Mitchell murder case.
T. M. Williams, for some time
past night clerk in the Grangeville
hotel, left the first Of the week for
Green Creek. He expects to be
gone about two months.
Rev. Phelps, OF Portland, Ore. !,
will preach at the Methodist church
Sunday morning. The subject of
sermon in the evening will be "The
Saloon and the Republic.
J. G. Gelbach has sold III acres
in the Fairview country to O. b.
Perkins for $4,000. The tract was
originally 100 acres, but 3 acres
are set aside to the public for ceme-
terry purposes.
G. w. Wilkin, OF Spokane, ar
rived here Monday and spent a few
days attending to business affairs.
Mr.. Wilkin is soon to move his
family to this county and make it
his permanent home.
In Justice Hotchkiss' court yes
terday afternoon was begun the
preliminary hearing of Mike Swee-
ney and Andrew Prader, charged
with the murder of Joe Mitchell,
near Oragrande on June 2Sth.
Harry Wallis, who conducts q
boot-black stand in Hogan's barber
shop, has been confined to his home
for the last week with severe at
tack Of pleurisy. He is now much
improved and will soon be at his
duties again.
Marriage license has been issued
to John f. Bremen and Miss
Neomi York, both Of Clearwater.
Mr.. Bremen is prosperous farmer
of that section and the bride is the
popular daughter of Rev. J. b.
York of Clearwater.
The youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James McNichols died
Of dipththeria last Monday. The
child was six or seven years old.
The case has been thoroughly
quarantined and there is no danger
of the contagion spreading.
The Hotel Revere was closed
last Tuesday morning. Mr.. w. NJ.
Reilly, the proprietor, when inter
viewed stated that the hotel would
close for short time at least but
would perhaps be reopened f,r
business in the near future.
| f. c. Turner returned last week
from Phoenix, Ariz., where he
went to benefit his health. We
are glad to note that he profited
much by his sojcurn in those parts.
He thinks Camas Prairie far ahead
of anything he saw on his southern
trip.
At the Christian church Sunday,
SUNDAY school at 10 a, m. preach.