Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-03
Personal rIention
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Fire insurance. Brown & Reed.

Fire insurance. Brown & Reed
VIM. Bonner, q we'll known min.
ing man, was in town from Lucille
Monday.
Attorney w. N. Scales went to
Lewiston this week on business be-
fore the district court.
Dick Crea came up from Lewis
ton Tuesday and will spend the
summer in this county.
Mrs. +. A. Campbell left Sunday
for Moscow on a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. David.
J. B. Sloan's Pine Grove dairy
butter, we are exclusive agents for
Grangeville. Alexander reiden-
rich.
Mrs. j. M. Swartz, a pioneer of
this county, is reported quite i'll,
at her home in the Fairview dis
trict.
We are now supplied with fine
variety of potatoes and able to fill
orders for any quantity. Alexan-
der-Freidenrich Co.
Mrs, M. e. Head and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Rulings, of Denver, were
Grangeville visitors yesterday.
This office acknowledges pleasant
call.
The high school base ball team
defeated the picked nine from the
town in game here last Friday.
This was the second game between
the teams and the honors are even.
Mrs. F. E. Johnesse returned
last week from Spokane and left
for the Blue Jacket mine at Crooks
Corral, where Mr.. Johnesse is OPEN
ing up the big property for eastern
capitalists.
Contractor A. j. Turner will
leave tomorrow for a weeks visit
with his family at Lewiston. After
the schools close in that city he
will bring his family up here to
spend the summer.
Woodmen will give social
at the 1. o, O. r.. ball. next .Ne 2
day night for members of the order
and members of the circle. An in
teresting program has been ar
ranged and refreshments will DO
served.
Mrs. P. M. Granville left on
Sunday last for months visit
with friends in Pullman and Port
land. She expects to spend the
summer in Grangeville and will
return June LIST to resume her work
in teaching.
Little Helen Green entertained
number of her young friends Sat-
urday in honor of her seventh
birthday. A beautifully decorated
playroom had been prepared in
big tent in the yard and the little
folks enjoyed it immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Nash have
returned to their home at White
Bird after spending the winter on
the prairie. Mr.. Nash brought out
quite bunch of cattle from the
river last fall and has been feeding
them on a farm near Denver.
Charles Bowers, who recently
started the candy store in the
Hogan building, has sold his stock
OF sweets and returned to Moscow.
He would have remained but the
location was not satisfactory and
he was unable to get a better one.
John Forsman, of Cottonwood,
and Joseph Kaufman, of Green
Creek, were Grangevllle visitors
yesterday. Mr.. Forsman expects
to have his new saw mill in opera
tion in about two weeks and will
soon have lot of first class lum-
Der on the market.
e. w. Butcher and Miss Anna
Turnbull were married Monday
forenoon at the Revere hotel in this
city, Rev. w. A. Hall officiating,
They left Immediately on wed.
ding trip to Spokane and coast
points, after which they will take
up their residence at the groom's
home at Lucille.
Rose Stillwell, one of the unfor-
Inmates of the red-light district,
died Friday night after short i'll
ness of pneumonia. A true chris
tian spirit was shown by a number
of our citizens who assisted in the
funeral rites and gave her a chris
tian burial. Rev. j. E. Williams
delivered the funeral sermon.
Things have occurred during the
past week which convince us more
than ever that if some people would
give more attention to the proper
regulation of their home duties, in
stead of trying to dictate the pri-
vate actions of citizens and control
affairs, there would be ,
fewer scandals and a hattie, eoal;-o. .