Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-26
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VIZ
entity.

John Nevin, of Freedom, was il
town Monday.
) Mrs. Wallace Scott is visiting
friends in Lewiston.
!, A. r. Lee, of Cottonwood, wal
o Grangeville visitor Saturday.
Attorney G. H. Nugent returned
Tuesday from a business trip t.
Lewiston.
Miss Bella Pearson left Tuesday
for q two weeks visit with relatives
at White Bird.
The dance given by the ball clul
Friday night was we'll attended ani
greatly enjoyed.
j Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Overmar
entertained q number Of friends
last Friday night.
Tony Suren, q well known miner
Of this country left last week to try
his fortunes in Alaska.
Work is being rushed on the big
brick warehouse for the Alexander
Freidenrich company.
G. R. Murchison, the optician
OF Spokane, is looking after hi,
patients in this city this week.
Help the Y. M. @. A. by attend.
ing the home talent minstrel show
at the Armory tomorrow night.
l will be ready to supply your
wants in the grocery line, on the
Let day Of May give me a trial
Silas Austin.
A son was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Martin, of this city.
Mr.. Martin is foreman at the
Standard Office.
The Presbyterian ladies have
cook books on sale at DR.. Sheaffer's
drug store. Prices 10 and 10 cents.
Call and get one.
Mrs. Nancy M. Jones returned
Tuesday from a two months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Hill, at Spokane.
Mrs. ]. p. Hartman received q
telegram Friday, conveying the
sad intelligence Of the death OF her
only brother in Oklahoma.
R. F. Fulton, Frank Hogan and
Harry Wallis made a trip to
Butcher Creek, Monday and
brought back q fine lot OF trout.
Mrs. Il. McBroom and little
daughter, left today for Portland,
the change being necessary on &C.
count of Mrs. McBroom's poor
health.
Dave Patterson left Tuesday
with eight head of horses for Elk
City where with Miles Rice they
will engage in packing ore from
the Espey mine.
August Schroeder, a prominent
farmer OF Keuterville, was doing
business in town Monday. He
reports farm work as we'll along
and prospects for good crop.
Information is wanted of the
whereabouts Of E. A. Berry who
was last heard of at Mica. Wash.
There is money awaiting him at
Bangor, Wisconsin. Any informa-
tion should be sent to his sister,
Mrs. G. G. Spaulding, Mapleton,
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The contract for carrying the
mail between Elk City and con-
cord via Orogrande, has been
awarded to U. G. Kinkaid of Elk
City. The contract goes into eff.
feet on July LIST and after that
date the route between Adams and
the Hump will be discontinued.
Rufus W. Hawley left last Thurs
day night for Santa Rosa, Calif.,
where his wife and little son have
been for year past. The awful
wreck caused by the earthquake in
that city leaves their condition
most uncertain and Mr.. Hawley is
greatly worried for their safety.
VIM. He'll, who was shot last
week by Grover Davis, near White
Bird, is said to be recovering rapid
~ and is now practically out of
danger. Young Davis has been
released ON bond and will have a
hearing on May Sth. w. N. Scales
and Clay McNamee will have charge
of the defense.
Two ball games were played here
during the past week, both Of them
being interesting exhibitions. On
Saturday the game between the
High School and the Snoozers re.
suited in victory for the later by
a score OF IL to 81. On Sunday
there was game between two
picked teams and at the close the
score stood Is to Is. Much inter-
est is being taken in the sport and
some good games are promised for
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