Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-25
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
entity.

, blankets and robes.
Roy Mckinney was over from
Cottonwood for a short visit las
week.
A marriage license was ISSUED
last week to David A. Smith ant
Mrs. Ada Lewis.
| j. B. Burney, of Sites, was ir
the city the last of the week, or
u business trip.
We need money. 100 ladies
skirts in cashemere. wolfe and
panama at one half price. The
Fair.
| Which is swifter, heat or cold:
! Heat, because you can catch cold,
Then try a Wilson heater at
Bertsch's.
Joe Wade and Don Fisher went
out to Tolo lake Saturday to enjoy
some duck shooting. They report
a good flight of birds this fall.
Harry McGrew left Sunday to
take charge Of his school in district
No. 81. Harry is a graduate of
the Grangeville school, class 'O6.
Good team and wagon, also good
chop mill for sale at q bargain if
taken within the next ten DAYS.
Silas Austin, at Austin & Wann's
grocery. :.
G. M. Schnell came in from
Joseph Plains, where he and l..
}. Root, of this city, have a large
sawmill. He returned the first of
the week.
The social dance given BY the
militia boys Saturday night was
not very well attended. Those
present, however, report an excep-
tionally pleasant time.
G. Ellsworth Powell and Miss
Elizabeth Brown, popular young
people of Harpster, were married
in the city last Wednesday, Rev.
G. I. Mcdonald ofiiciating.j
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whitaker
left Sunday for Spokane. Mrs.
Whitaker goes to consult a special
list for an ear trouble which has
been bothering her for some time.
Fred White came up from Spok-
ane and Lewiston the last of the
week on business and for short
visit with relatives. Mr.. White
is Deputy Revenue Collector for
this district.
Mrs. Matt Geary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson returned Saturday
from Occur d'Alene where they
were attending the grand lodge Of
the |. 0. 0. F., which convened
there last week.
Miss Laura Van Vert, a valued
clerk at the A. & F. store, was
called to Lewiston, Sunday, by
the serious illness of her sister,
Miss Leona, who is suffering with
an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon, who
recently came here from Iowa, to
teach piano and harmony, is well
pleased with Grangeville. She is
musician of exceptional ability
and already has u good sized class
OF students.
Con S. Wilson came up from
Lewiston, Thursday. for brief
business visit. Mr.. Wilson is a
valued employee of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Mrs. Wilson came up yester-
day to reside here.
Otto Almen was seriously hurt
in a football game at Pullman re-
Gently. His wrist and ankle were
badly sprained and ne is said to be
internally injured. He is recov.
ering as rapidly MS could be ex-
pected, however.
Fl. X. Moore and wife, who have
been spending the summer at
Florence, where Mr.. Moore is
interested in mining properties.
passed through town the first of
the week on their way to their
home at Moscow.
Mrs. A. +. Schultz received a
message last week bearing the sad
news that her mother, who resides
at Elberton, Washington, was
seriously i'll. Mrs. Schultz started
at once for Elberton, in the hopes
OF seeing her mother alive.
Dewitt Sanderson, a son of Mr..
and Mr.. d. c. Sanderson, arrived
in the city from Spokane, Thurs
day, to make his home with his
parents here. He held a good po-
sition in the Exchange National
Bank at Spokane before leaving.
Miss Bella Scofield left SUNDAY
for her school in the Crea district.
over near Cottonwood, where she
will teach during the winter. Miss
Bella is a graduate of the Grange
vile schools, class 'O6, with one of
the highest standings in her grades
in the class.