Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-15
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and VI
entity.

LIZ. Duooy, Va A0"Os We"
Saturday.
G. J. Wright, Of White Bird
turned Sunday from trip to Spo.
kane.
S. E. Leitch has purchased in
terests in Cottonwood and will
move there to reside.
Frank E. Wyatt, the we'll known
Salmon river cattle man was doing
business in town Monday.
A few OF Miss Elma Nickels
friends spent a very pleasant even
ing at her home last Saturday.
Miss Bessie Cowan, of the Bar.
gain Store, left Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with her sister in
Lewiston.
Misses Inman and PEBBLES have
opened dress making parlors in the
Pfeufer building, two doors east of
the telephone Office.
F. E. Fogg this week purchased
25 feet front opposite the new
Bargain store, Of the Grangeville
Savings & Trust Co.
A. G. Bobbins, of Clearwater,
was adjudged insane Monday and
will be taken to Blackfoot as soon
as the attendant arrives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Long, Of
Ferdinand, spent the first OF the
week in Grangeville. Mr.. Long is
on business before the district
court.
A move is on foot among the
Redmen Of this city, to organize a
lodge of National Haymakers OF
America, the social adjunct of the
order.
w. A. Hall was elected council
man in the first ward Monday
night to fill the vacancy caused by
the election Of Fen Batty as
mayor.
Miles Rice, the Elk City mining
man who recently underwent ar
operation for appendicitis, has
about recovered and will soon be
able to return home.
Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. Geo. Be
bean, Mrs. Seth Jones and thu
Misses Cogan went to White Bird
yesterday to attend the festivities
given by the Idaho County STOCK
Association.
N. J. McGree, superintendent
of the Jumbo mine, came out from
the Hump Saturday. He report,
the snow as settling rapidly ant
the roads from here to Adams ar,
in good condition.
Rudolph Bertsch is perhaps on,
of the first of our merchants to re
ceive direct benefit from the com,
ing rail roads. He sold a good bill
of hardware this week to be uset
in the camp near Cottonwood.
James Stuart of Kooskia, was ir
town this week on business befor,
the district court. He will leav,
the first of next week for Wash
ington, d. c., where he goes tt
appear before the department il
matters concerning tho Nez Perez
Indians.
Robert Hamill has sold his fin,
farm near Green Creek to JOSEPH
OTneson, a recent arrival from Hi
nois. Mr.. Hamill had one of tn,
best ranches in the county ant
his successor has certainly shown
good judgment in his purchase
Mr., Hamill will move to Grange
vile to reside for the present.
A marriage license was ISSUED
Monday to Fred Reid and Mis-,
Julia Mothorn, both of Salmon
river. The marriage, it is reported
was solemnized at White Birt
yesterday evening. Both are wei
known young people in that sec
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many friends for long and happy
life.
b. L. Crosby has purchased thu
corner lot on Main street opposit,
his store of J. A. Moody, and viii
build thereon. For some time Mr.
Crosby has been crowded for room
in which to transact his large bust
ness and more commodious quar-
tiers have become necessary. TIL,
sale was made through the Whit
aker & Howe Land Co.
I, T. F. Gallagher, Earnest Felthan
and John Lawless came out from
the Hump Sunday enroute t,
Spokane where they are going OF
mining business. They have SOM
excellent property in the HUM
and have done great deal Of judi
cious development work. Messrs
Gallagher and Feltham are pioneer
in the camp and this is their frs
trip out in over four years.