Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-03-29
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Bring your eggs, butter ana vege-
tables to the Revere Hotel.
Goods for the Alexander reid.
enrich Co. store are now arriving
at Sites and they will begin nov
ing here Monday.
Frank McGrane received tele-
gram Saturday from his brother,
J. B. McGrane at SanFrancisco
announcing the death Of the lat
ter's little daughter at that place.
R. G. Bailey, the Dixie mining
man who has been spending the
winter in Virginia, is on his way
back and has started down the
river from Salmon, Idaho, to come
through the mountains.
F. d. Vansise returned Satur-
day from Charleston where with his
family he has been spending the
winter. His family will remain
there until the schools of that
place are closed.
have a surplus of three year
old apple trees. Also lot OF large
poplars and naples, just the thing
for street planting. Prices reason
able. d. L. Wylde, at Grange
vile Nursery. m29-a13
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pantall
have moved from Spokane to
Lewiston to reside. Mr.. Pantall
has taken the position of DISTRICT
manager for the Mutual Life in
surance company.
r. N. Walker and Jonas Law
reence enjoyed most successful
fishing trip to the middle fork Of
the Clearwater last week. They
say fishing was never better and
brought back a fine lot Of trout to
bear out their statement.
Robt. Hamill aud family will
leave tomorrow for Charleston where
the family contemplates spending
the summer. Mr.. Hamill will &c
on to California soon where he may
decide on a new location. The best
wishes OF many friends in this
county 60 with them.
Corner Irwin returned Friday
from a trip to the higgins hot
springs on Salmon river where be
went to take treatment for rheu.
matism. He was greatly benefited
by the trip and speaks in the high.
est terms Of the qualities Of the
springs.
Mrs. E. G. White and Miss JAG.
ques arrived here this week from
Lewiston and have opened MILL.
merry and dress making parlors.
They are located in the Bargain
store and will be glad to meet the
people Of this city who are in need
of their services.
r. II. Hartman, formerly depu
ty sheriff and an active worker in
politics, is said to have left Stitel
where he has been conducting a
saloon for some time past. Hit
business is said to be in bad shape
with A. Sempert Of this city thu
principal creditor.
g. A. Hawson, formerly in tn,
wholesale liquor bushes in thi
city, was in town Saturday look
ing after some interests in thi
county. He has been in Alask'
since leaving here but has decides
to go on the road for Kohn & Co.
of Portland, and will probabl,
have his headquarters in Seattle.
The eighth annual session OF tn
Inland Empire Teachers Associa
ton will meet in Spokane on Apri
5 and 6. Superintendent Carpen
ter as well as number of teacher
of this county are planning OF
going. A rate Of one and one-thirt
fare has been arranged on the rail
road and special entertainment viii
be provided in the city.
An effort is being made to hav'
the fire limits on Main stree
changed, and the council will b.
asked to amend the original order
SO as to permit frame buildings t.
be erected on Main street west O
the court house and east of tn,
Eagle brewery at the other end O
the street. 1t is more than proba
BILE that the request will be granted
The Farmers & Merchants
State Bank, Of Cottonwood, is nov
open and doing business on tn
corner east of the St. Albert Hotel
We are prepared to furnish farm
} loans at low rates and on reason
able terms. Will do genera
banking business. Your patron
age is respectfully solicited.
Geo. M. Robertson, Cashier.
DR.. Jessie L. Rains has decides
to give up his practice in Elk Cit
and locate in Grangeville on &C
count Of his mother, Mrs Jane
Edwards, being here. He has no