Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-01
Personal nentiOn

yesterday.
Furnished house to rent. Apply
TO Parker Clark Co.
Miss Emily Robbie Of White
Bird visited friends hero last week.
A. w. Moore, Of Spokane, spent
several days in town during the
past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hanson living north Of town,
last Thursday.
Miss Ella Moore left last week
for San Francisco to purchase her
spring stock OF millinery.
d. T. Mills has returned from a
sojourn Of several days in the
Walla Walla and Spokane country.
Married, in Grangeville, Jan. &c,
Albert Mowre, and Miss Ellen
Dunn, Of Sites, Idaho. w. N.
Knox, officiating minister.
Grangeville Electric Light Co.
has several thousand second hand
brick for sale at half price. Get
them at once. They won't last
long.
j. w. Crosby left last week for
his home in Iowa, called there by
the death of his foster mother. II
Is reported that quite an estate
awaits him there.
There is q personal invitation to
every woman to be present at a
meeting for women only, to be
held in the Armory on Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Marriage licenses we're issued
last week to Daniel Hill and Miss
Gertie Unzicker, Of Westlake, and
James L. Richey and Miss e. J.
Woodruff ofSalmon river.
There will be . special meeting
OF Buffalo Hump Lodge, X. Of r.
% The I. o. OF. hall, Sunday Feb.
Z, 'O6 st 2 o'clock p. m. All NOM
bers are urged TO be present.
r. M. Atwood, Of Lowe, was a
Grangeville visitor Saturday. Mr..
Atwood has disposed Of his inter
ests in the Lowe Mecantile COM
pany and will devote his time to
his farm.
Craig L. Spencer has written his
agents, Parker-C Clark Co., that he
has purchased 912O acres Of good
land in western Kansas, and is
very much pleased with that
country.
The cooked food sale last Satur-
day by the ladies of st. Agnes
guild, raised $40, and the ladies
desire us to express their sincere
thanks to the generous public for
the liberal support.
At the last meeting Of the St.
Agnes guild Mrs. A. F. Parker
was elected president, Mrs. Lam
inghsm, vice-president, Mrs. Call,
secetary, and Mrs. w. Davis treas
urer, for the ensuing year.
w. d. New, who recently arriv-
ed here from Seattle, has purchas-
ed property on A street south of
the court house, and will erect q
residence thereon. The sale was
made through Whitaker & Howe.
Elmer w. King was . visitor
last week from Lorena, on the
middle fork OF Clearwater some
miles above Kooskia, and reports
that a party Of engineers are sur
veying through that canyon for the
Milwaukee road.
The Parker-Clark Co. have re-
ceived from Superintendent Wess-
els . magnificent fac-simile Of the
gold medal rewarded to the firm of
Parker. Robertson for their exhib-
it OF grains and grasses at the late
Portland fair. 1t was brought
back by D. T. Mills on his late
trip, and the gold medal itself will
be forwarded in due time.
j. B. McComas was up from
Harpster last Friday and reported
shat himself with Geo. and Will
McComas and j. 81. Alberding had
killed four cougar on the preced-
ing Monday, within five miles of
the town. Mr.. McComas brought
the pelts to town and received the
bounty and also found q ready
market for the skins which make
besutiful rugs.
Miss Sadie Harris, formerly of
this city, died at Weston, Oregon,
Jan. Is. at the age Of 81 years. The
deceased was an honored member
Of the Rebekah lodge and an active
worker In the NJ. f. church. She
leaves a father, mother, and two
brothers to mourn her death. She
was cousin Of Mrs. H. Z. Matte
son Of this city, with whom she
made her home when residing here.
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