Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-12
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.
Fire insurance. Parker Clark Ct

Fire insurance. Parker Clark Co.
Farm for rent, 100 acres six
miles west of Grangeville, for 1926
cash. Wood furnished free. Par.
kerr Clark Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. David jenkins
left Sunday for their home at Rug
by junction, s. d. after a visit
with w. T. Greaves and wife in
this city.
Rev. Il. I. Denhardt left Fri.
day on a short trip to Moscow and
Spokane. Rev. Bear Of Moscow,
filled the Episcopal pulpit Sunday
in his stead.
J. M. Jack, K. Cote and Mat
Geary left Monday for the Higgins
hot springs on Salmon river and
expect to be absent about three
weeks.
Levi Magee, who has been an
invalid for several years, has been
confined to his bed for the past
week and his condition does not
improve.
Quite a number OF deeds to right.
of-way for the N. P. railroad were
filed yesterday which goes to show
that the work on the Grangeville
extension is going steadily on.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will hold an Easter eale Of
cooked food, fancy and useful arti-
cles, Saturday afternoon at l
o'clock at DR.. Sheaffer's drug store.
The board of trade meeting that
should have been held Tuesday
night, was postponed until next
Tuesday night when all members
are urged to be present at the
court house.
Geo. Renner, Of Harpster, was
in town Friday. Mr.. Renner is
devoting most of his time to farm.
ing this year and says he has an
excellent outlook for a big crop.
B. d. Knorr, proprietor of the
Camas Prairie roller mills is put
ting out new brand of flour which
he calls "Knorr's Best. Those
who have tried it say, II is the
best on the market.
The new TOWNSHIP on the N. p.
survey between here and Cotton
wood, it is said will be named Ran.
dali in honor of Capt. Randall who
lost his life near that point during
the Indian was of 1877.
Father Billiau left Monday for
Spokane where he will deliver a
of lectures for the benefit
of the Catholic church of that city.
He is an able speaker and his lee.
lures never fail to please.
The fishing party that left here
last week for the middle fork OF
the Clearwater, returned Tuesday.
A number of friends have been
kindly remembered with a mess of
fish but no affidavits were required
as to who caught them.
r. S. Walker arrived Sunday
from Chicago to assist Geo. M.
Reed in his real estate Office. Mr..
Walker has had a large experience
in real estate and insurance an
will be q valuable assistant.
A very sad case of insanity was
witnessed in Judge Jaques' Office
yesterday in the person of Mrs.
Geo. Chamberlain of White Bird.
Poor health brought on the affliec-
ton and she has become SO violent
that an attendant has to be with
her constantly.
w. G. Goddard and S. S. Moritz,
of Dayton, WASH, spent several
days here during the past week,
looking after their Grangeville in
terests. They have some good
Main street property and are figur.
ing on a brick building where the
railroad gets here.
All smart up-to-date women of
today,
Know how to bake, wash, sing,
and play;
these talents a wife is
n. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain
Tea. j. ]. Pulse.
County Surveyor Spedden and
Surveyor Erskine have moved their
,ffices from the Wade building to
The Grabski building over Games
store. Mr.. Erskine is getting out q
sectional map of the surveyed por-
ion of this county for the Inland
4 bstract Co.
Seth Jones was in town this
week from his big Snake river
,attle ranch. He says the loss OF
.attle on his ranch was very light