Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-13
Personal r1enti0n
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Shingles 0t Bort0ch'S.
A fountain pen to him for Xmas
The P. 0. News Stand.
Get the boy q rife for Xmas
Nothing else pleases az much
Bertsch.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ani
Mrs. G. Bickford, last Thursday. Al
concerned are doing we'll.
DR.. T. W. Nickel returned Sat
urday from q weeks visit to hi
ranch, on the reservation.
Ed Wiley was out the first of th,
week from Florence. He says
that blscktail deer are very plenti.
full near his home this winter.
We have q goodly supply Of
shingles on hand. Come In, We
can satisfy your wants In this line.
Bertsch, opposite the P. O.
B. R. Rogers, formerly in the
livery business here, was in town
the first Of the week. He returned
to bis home near Whitebird, Mon.
day.
A. Engel and two sons came up
from Dayton, Washington, the
last Of the week. They went down
there several weeks ago on q bust.
ness visit.
81. E. Matteson is nicely settled
In his new location in the second
room Of the new Alexander. Freid.
enrich Company building. It is an
excellent location.
The ''5OV' club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Abrahamson, last
Thursday. A most pleasant even.
ing was spent and delicious refresh.
ments were served.
A big Christmas ball is one Of
the holiday festivities to occur at
White Bird during holiday week.
It is expected TO be the grandest
success Of the season there.
Miss Margaret McMahon went
down to Sites, Sunday, for . brief
stay. She returned home Tuesday.
Miss Mcmahon may organize =
class Of piano students there.
Mrs. L. G. Chadwick was called
to Cottonwood, the first Of the weak
to care for Mart Browning, who 10
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Chadwick Is . professional
nurse.
The severe wind OF Thursday
night and Friday morning played
havoc with some of the awnings
along Main street. Two windows
at the Fair store were smashed by
. swinging awning.
Ingram & Brust, Of the PEG.
pies Meat Market, last week re-
ceived one OF the finest computing
scales on the market. The article
was priced at 500, and is most
valuable addition to the fixtures of
the shop.
Almost all the young folks who
are away ut school this winter,
expect to come home to spend the
holidays with friends and relatives.
1t ought to liven up the social
circles Of the city to quite an or.
tent.
Frank Hogan, Dale Brock and
M. g. Rambo returned the last Of
the week from Adams Camp,
where they spent several days hunt
Ing deer. They had . good trip
though they we're unable to bring
homo any meat.
r. NJ. Bib writes from Los
California, that he aud
Mrs. Bib arrived there recently
md are very we'll pleased with
California. They will probably
pend the winter there and at
'ther points in the state.
Roy L. Peters and r. G. Peters
II the Joseph plains country were
n town the first of the week for . |
'rief business visit. Roy formerly |
Intended the Lewis Commercial |
chool here. They have . good
anch over on the Joseph.
G. ]. Lisle, former editor OF the
is at present located at
University Place, Neb. He has
'ean having considerable trouble
nth his eyesight of late. How.
YER, there is no danger OF losing
lis sight altogether. The family
xpect to come west again in the
pring.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Benson, OF
florence, are in the city this week
listing with old friends. Mr..
BENSON is postmaster ut Florence
nd one of the most prominent
itizens Of the place. He has with
i'm . pair Of immense elk horns.
hey are about the largest ever
cen in the city. They will be
hipped to California.