Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-07
Personal rlention
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Items of Interest to
GrangeviIle and VII
cinity.

! Money to loan. Geo. M. Reet
Unfurnished house to rent. A
F. Parker.
Attorney F. E. Fog and famil
are up from Lewiston and vii
remain for some time.
John Aichlmayr, the we'll know
Cottonwood contractor. was
Grangeville visitor Monday.
The game between the real es
tate men and attorneys is post
pOned until the mud gets deeper
Miss Leona Van Vert went Il
Lewiston this week where she will
spend her vacation with he
brother.
On June 18th return trip ticket
to San Francisco will be sold TO
$65.5O. For further particulars in
quire Of Z. R. Cawley, N. P. Agt
Miss Lisle Fountain, who hal
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. H
E. Matteson in this city for some
time, returned to her home in Port.
land Sunday.
A. A. Alvord, popular attorney
OF Cottonwood, was recently mar.
ried to Miss Helen Daisley, at Pom.
eroy. Wash. They will make their
home at Cottonwood.
Prof. Lewis returned Saturday
from Nez Perez where he has finish
ed a large class in book keeping. He
will now devote his entire time to
the Commercial school here.
Miss Helen Hovey and sister,
Ada, left Saturday, in company
with Miss Dorothy Dent, for visit
20 Mt. Idaho. They expect to be
absent for several weeks.-Tribune.
Next Sunday is the day set by
The Odd Fellows for holding men,
,rial and decoration exercises. All
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are re-
luested to assemble at the hall
promptly at 1880 p. m.
The ladies of st. Agnes guild
lad contemplated giving a Rose
estival during this month, but on
Iccount of the ackwardness of the
lowers they have postponed it for
urther consideration later.
The recent rains have proven
highly beneficial to the growing
rops, and from present appear
noes the fall wheat is safe for a
jumper crop, even il no more rain
alls between now and harvest.
Frank Hogan is arranging a por-
ion of his shop where ladies can
ave the advantage of baths, sham
100 and hair dressing during two
lays in each week. There will be
side entrance on Hall street and
he parlors will be in charge of
frs. Lou Schaffer.
G. F. Brown some time ago in
tailed the turbine wheel, formerly
q the old Knorr flour mill, in the
Id saw mill south of town and is
ow turning out superior grade
I dressed and finished lumber,
icing near he is finding ready de-
land for his product.
Fred Mckinney, for some time
mployed in the post office, has
to accept a position with
le N. p. construction crew, at
ottonwood, as timekeeper. Mr..
lckinney is one Of the popular
Dung men of our city, and will
, missed by his many friends.
James Kicks died at the home of
q daughter, Mrs. Mary Price, in
lis city Saturday at the advanced
70 Of so years. He had been
lffering from cancer for a long
me which finally caused his
'ath. The funeral was held Mon.
", Rev. G. T. Mcdonald con.
lcting the services.
Chief Engineer Darling of the
orthern Pacific, with Division
,gineer Croswell, were in town
a short time Saturday.
ter looking over the terminal ,
ound here they left Immediately
: Cottonwood and Culdesac. :
icy came to Sites in Mr.. Oar. I
g's private car and had it return q
to Culdesac. Mrs. Darling &C.
the party and spent the I;
y visiting with her cousin, Mrs.
Tracy, who lives near town. :