Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-14

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
UNFINISHED house to rent. A..
F. Parker.
Mrs. w. G Brown is visiting
friends on Salmon river.
Peter Francisco, Of Lucille, was u
Grangevlle visitor this week.
Mrs. II. l.. Herzinger left Sun
day for a visit with friends in Port
land.
Cottonwood is arranging for a
big two days celebration on July
and 5.
j. M. Shaw, assistant post master
at Kamiah, was in town for few
days last week.
A. II. Berry come up from Lewie.
ton Saturday and went into the
Hump Monday to work in the
mines.
Fifty per cent off on all our i'm
ported skirts. Large line Of drum
mer's samples. Come in and see.
The Fair.
Frank +. Hayes and Miss Mat
tie L. Hughes were married at Mt,
Idaho Sunday. Judge J. X. Vim
cent officiating.
Miss Martha Sempert and Miss
Mable Sweet are home from the
State University at Moscow and
will spend the vacation here.
John A. Taylor, of Walla Walla,
passed through here last week en-
route to White Bird on visit to
his son, Judge +. z. Taylor.
Miss Helen Fray, who has been
teaching in the Spokane schools
for the past year, is here and will
spend the vacation with her par
ents.
Harry Baker, merchant and
post master at Clearwater, was
Grangeville visitor last week. He
remembered this Office with pleas
ant call.
Flag day is being observed today
with appropriate exercises at the
Armory. The program that should
have been given on decoration day
will be carried out.
Will Gardner has purchased an
interest in ]. N. divers black
smith shop. Both men are good
workmen and are sure of their
share of the business.
Arthur Robbins. the insane man
who for long time evaded all
efforts to capture him, has again
escaped from the asylum at Orofinc
and so far has not been heard from.
Fred White, deputy revenue col
lector, and Ralph Guthrie, re.
venue officer Of Omaha, spent some
time here during the past week
looking into the affairs Of the sever
al liquor dealers.
A base ball game is scheduled fol
Grangeville Saturday afternoon
between the high school team and
the Ferdinand players. Both have
strong teams and an interesting
game may be expected.
Contractor A. j. Turner, re-
turned Saturday from Lewiston
where he was called sometime age
by the illness of his wife. He re-
ports Mrs. Turner as some better
although still in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cameron
arrived here Tuesday from Bakers
vile, Calf, and will make this
their future home. Mrs. Cameron
is a daughter of Robert Nickel and
a niece of DIR. Il. w. Nickel.
John Norwood received a mum.
of fine White Wyandotte chicks
yesterday from poultry yard a,
Salisbury, Mo. Mr.. Norwood takes
great interest in poultry and has
some of the best fowls in the coun
try.
Mrs. M. l.. Murray and children
arrived here last Friday from New
York city and will spend the sum
mer visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Robinson. Mr.. Muir.
ray is in San Domingo where be
has a good position with large
development company.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah.
of this city held appropriate decor
ations Sunday. They formed il
line of march at the hall at 1:3t
O'Clock and went to both GENE
teries, where ceremonies were con
Quoted and the graves of departed
members beautifully decorated.
G. w. Beckman and Miss Ida
Philippi were married in Lewiston
last Thursday and arrived here
Sunday to make their future home
Mr.. Beckman has for some time
past been valued employe il