Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-24
Items of Interest to
GrangeviIle and Vi
cinity.

Judge w. A. Hall made q DuBl-
ness trip to White Bird this week.
Superintendent Carpenter is Wis
iting the school at Orogrande this
week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Abrahamson, in this city,
last Friday.
Hammocks at 81 80 to s6-kinds
others ask $3.50 to $40 for-at
Walter Hickerson's.
Rudolph Bertsch, the popular
hardware man, is the proud poss-
essor Of a fine new driving team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Surridge
were up from Harpster Saturday to
attend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Jones.
For sale cheap-A phaeton and
single driving horse and single har-
ness. Call at Alexander Freiden-
rich Co.
Wall paper going at great sac
rifice. ! have the most up to date
line ever shown here. Walter
Hickerson.
A. Sempert returned Saturday
from a trip to Lewiston. He was
accompanied by his family who
will spend the summer here.
Mowers and binders, sections and
section rivets, machine oil, harpoon
and Jackson forks, hay carriers,
rope, ETC., at Walter Hickerson's.
We have on hand quantity OF
nails which were in the fire last
fall and will put the lot on sale at
2Ac per pound. Alexander
enrich Co.
w. f. Graham, the furniture
man, who was so seriously injured
nearly two months ago, liz slowly
recovering and is now able to get
about his room.
Otto Abeling has our thanks for
a fine salmon brought up from the
Clearwater Monday. They are re.
ported plentiful at present, furnish.
ing rare sport for the fishermen.
E. J. Davis, a mining man o.
Big Creek, was doing bushes in
town this week. He reports con
siderable activity in that camp and
property generally looking we'll.
Mr.. Ed. Wall, who has been suf
fering with chronic rheumatism
for over two years, reports that DR.
Ayers has entirely cured him. Mr.
Wall is an employee of the Big
Buffalo cash store.
John Henderson, of the firm o.
Henderson & Noyes, will 60 tt
Cottonwood this week where ht
has a contract to move a number
of buildings preparatory to the
coming of the railroad into that
town.
Miss Cora Forney, daughter O
Judge j. II. Forney, died at Mos
COW last week Of typhoid fever.
She was % years old and was borr
at Mt. Idaho. where the famil,
was prominent in the early history
| of this county.
A. Byers arrived here Saturday
from the east on a visit to his Sol
J. w. Byers whom he had no
seen for IL years. Mr.. Byers is {
vetern minister and though well
along in years, fills the pulpit re.
gularly when at home.
A correspondent to the Review
from Thunder mountain reports
the finding Of coat ON Ramey
ridge belonging to the late Francis
Steel who lost his life over q yea
ago while trying to go to that
camp. 1t contained some paper
but nothing of great value.
Many people came to town las
Saturday to attend the funera
services of the late Mrs. Seth Jones
ST., and many expressions of sor
row and sympathy were heard fol
the noble woman who had done 81
much in this county to aid Others
in the trials and troubles incidenta
to pioneer life.
Arthur Robbins, the insane mar
who some time ago escaped from
the asylum and has since been
hiding in the mountains near Clear.
water, was captured Tuesday ant
brought to town. The unfortunate
man had been wandering fol
nearly a month since last seen
and had been over in Washington
He showed the effects Of the hard
ships he had endured and was
about worn out from exposure.
He was again committed to tn,
asylum yesterday and will be taker
to Orofno as soon as an attendant
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