Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-06
Items of interest to
GrangeviIle and Vi
cinity.


| s Safety razor. Bertsch.
Fancy bon bons and candies a
Z. o. News Stand.
Hold on! Bertsch's barnes,
holds on. Try it. Bertsch, o
course.
J. L. c. Mccartney is doing
business in the city and will return
to Elk Gity tomorrow.
+. McBroom came up yesterday
from brief visit with relatives and
friends at Roseburg, Oregon.
K. Ii. Wallace, a prominent
Nez Perez attorney, was in town
IN business the last of the week.
James Orr left the first of the
week for Portland, Ore, where he
will probably remain for a tune.
Il. S. Walker went deer hunt
ing last week and returned with a
fine doe as proof of his ability as a
marksman.
Mrs. A. S. Hardy left the first OF
the week for Portland, Ore, her
former home, to visit relatives and
friends until the holidays.
Walter Bunneil is moving his
family into their new home this
week. it is now finished and is
certainly an ideal home.
Miss Winifred Neil, of White
bird, was in the city the last of the
week for brief Thanksgiving visit
with relatives and friends.
Lloyd Turner refunded the last
os the week from trip OF several
weeks in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho. He will probably remain
here for a time.
5: Enami, the young Jap who has
been employed at the Steinheiser
home here for several years, left
Friday for Seattle where he will
locate for a time.
D. FL. Sasenbery left today for
Vernon, New York. He received
message announcing the serious
illness OF his father at that place,
and left immediately.
Leslie Jackson went down to
Sites, Tuesday, to remain for
about two weeks, looking after the
the Idaho Transportation Co. s
business at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Steinheiser
gave a dinner party to about IA of
their friends Thanksgiving day.
Very clever entertainment was
provided for those present.
Roy Leeper came up from Sites,
the last Of the week to take part
in the football game. Roy is an ex-
ceilent football player and one of
the best athletes in the county.
Henry Murray and John Jack
came iii this week from the Crispin
ranch, across the Clearwater liver.
They brought with them a fine
deer. Henry fired the lucky shot
The ladies of the Christian
church gave basket social at the
Monlux residence in the north
west part of the city Tuesday night
The affair was well attended and
success both financially and soci-
ally.
K. Cote last week purchased the
lot and building occupied by Hook
ersmith Bros. and owned by G A.
Bonebrake. 1t is one of the best
business locations in the city. The
present firm will occupy the
premises for time.
w. IL. Ralph, the Nez Perez
auctioneer, was in the city on
business the frat of the week. Mr..
Ralph is an excellent auctioneer
and is establishing an enviable
reputation among the farmers on
this side of the prairie.
Il. A. Day went up to Adams
Camp the first of the week in quest
of some venison. He accompanied
VIM. Parisot as far as the camp,
Mr.. Parisot went in to Florence on
business. Ernest returned yester-
day and reports but little luck.
Eva Oliver, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. N. Oliver, of this city,
recently composed a song, entitled,
"On Shadowy Doorstep" The
copies of the composition were
received this week. The song is
an artistic production, a delightful
blending Of melodious music and
soleful words. 1t is to be placed
on sale soon.
George A. Smith, foreman of the
Free Press office. returned yester-
day FROM "a three months visit
with relatives in eastern Canada
and the middle states. He visited
in Winnipeg, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago. and spent some time in
western cities. He bad not seen
his relatives for over twenty years
and the visit and trip was indeed IA
pleasure. He has take up his
former position in this Office.