Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-01-18
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
entity.
cinity.

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night at the Armory Opera House.
J. v. Baker was in town from
Cottonwood yesterday.
Ed. Sonnen, a prosperous Green
Creek farmer, was doing business
III town yesterday.
Glen Hanna is enjoying a visit
from his mother, Mrs. F. g. Han
an, who resides on Snake river.
A basket ball team composed Of
young ladies from the high school
defeated the boys team at the Y.
! NJ. G. A. building Friday night.
Bert Deering, of the Mammoth
feed barn, received hard kick
from horse which he was groom
ing Sunday. Fortunately the re-
suits were not serious.
Geo. A. Mcdonald arrived
here last week, from Michigan,
and expects to make Idaho county
his future home. He is brother
Of Mrs. f. A. Carpenter.
Robert Hamill was in from Green
Creek yesterday, and reports his
brother, J. B. Hammil as having
been quite i'll for some time. He is
slightly improved at present.
Geo. M. Reed returned Tuesday
| from his eastern trip. He was as
far north as Portland, Maine, be-
sides making short stops at several
Mississippi valley points.
d. II. Sasenbury has been elect
. ed chief of the Grangeville volun-
, teer fire department to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of D. r. Anterior who.moved to
,, Cusick, Wash.
Mrs. Henry Utz, a pioneer lady
of this county, died near Fairview,
Sunday, Of heart trouble. She was
: about 10 years old. and a husband
and grown family survive her.
The funeral and interment tool
place at Fairview Tuesday.
A marriage license was issuet
f, yesterday, to Geo. J. Smith OF thi'
city and Miss Gertrude G. Irwin
of Tolo. Both are popular younl
y people and their many friends wisl
e them a prosperous and happy mar
e ried life.
Fred Rustemeyer was over frou
IT Cottonwood yesterday, and says b
'e will begin this week on his 5000
n tie contract for the Northern Pacl
r fic railroad. He is to complete tn
le work by July l, and deliver tn
ties on the right of way near Cotton
il wood.
N MANY tickets are being sold fc
le the Volunteer fremen's dance t
l. be held on the Goth, and over $50
r has already been received. Th
funds will be applied toward pu1
90 chasing chemical engine and til
% firemen appreciate the supper
a given this worthy effort.
ne Monte J. Wax writes that he
or we'll pleased with his new positio
with NJ. Seller X Go. at Portlan'
ys and with his mother is nicely loca
m ed at West Park and Yamhill stree
oh He still retains keen interest
= Grangeville and will keep post'
M on this section by reading the FIR
Press.
20 Ben D. Knorr returned Sundi
,os from business trip to San FRA
no cisco. From a business standpol
w the trip was very satisfactory b
,;s the pleasure anticipated was deni
on account of sickness Mr.. Kno
being sick nearly the entire tin
I'm after leaving here.
,as A. Hinkleman, a prosperous ia
80 mer of Green Creek, was Grane
,or vile visitor last Friday. d
~. ~, saws the new post Office OF Dryd
- will soon be established betwe
Green Creek and Lowe and won
err have been opened before this b
ng for slight error in the applicable
ib,s Dan Greenwalt, Of Spoksr
"a. spent several days here this we
nd getting things in shape to resu'
operations on his Florence plat
mines next spring. He has spt
I'VE considerable time in eastern cit
an this winter, but says for Its 8
vas Spokane is the best town IN
o United States.
'at The dinner served at the Y.
+ G. A. building last Thursday, '
" we'll patronized and a neat sum y
mes received by the association. !
rch ladies auxiliary had entire cha
ded and will use the funds received
cry pay for the piano and not tor
lcal lard tables which ara being inst
mes od nv the hoard of managers.