Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-13
Items Of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

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Money TO loan, Geo. NJ. Reed.
Bertsch has neverslip horseshoes
Neverslip horseshoes never clip
at Bertsch's.
Nothing 20 cosy a. . good warn
heater. Bertsch.
A masquerade ball 10 to be giver
Saturday night ct A. Engel'l
bowery.
Choc0lstee and bon bons srt
always appropriate presents. p.
o. News Stand.
Miss Anna Ingram IL the new
assistant operator ct the Neg Perez
Cooperative Telephone Company q
Office.
James Eldridge, e. A. Parisot
and Gus Schultz left the first OF the
week for the Hump where they
will remain indefinitely.
Can you think OF anything
daintier for Xmas than . boz Of
choice stasionery3 We have IN
excellent assortment. The P. o.
News Stand.
Fem Bstty left Tuesday for The
Dalles, Ore. He received . mess.
age the first of the week snnounc.
ing the serious illness Of his father
at that place. He will probably be
gone two weeks.
Albert and James Fray returned
the first of the week from . hunt
Ing trip Of several days over on
Mill Creek. They report that
game is plentiful there, but owing
to the severe storms they we're an
able to secure any good hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Overman
left Monday for Portland, Ore. Mr..
Overman will return soon but Mrs.
Overmsn may decide TO spend
the winter there. Her health has
not been the best for some time.
Ivan Donnally died ct his par
ents' homo nesr Mt. Idaho Monday.
The cause of his death was typhoid
pneumonia. Deceased was . young
man about II years Of ago and was
by Ill who knew him.
The funeral WAS held Tuesday
afternoon.
M. I. Cross was in town Monday
from bis ranch out north OF town.
Their residence was recently burned
down and the family has been liv-
Ing ct neighbor's home since then.
Building operations for . new home
were commenced at the ranch
Tuesday. The family will live in
, tent until the structure IL finished.
81. f. Holman has disposed of
his law Office to A. A. Alvord and
will leave the hrst OF the year for
Spokane and may later 60 to the
Flathead reservation in Montana
to locate. He has made many
friends during his, short residence
here who will be sorry to see him
depart. Cottonwood Chronicle.
Box Sing, the father Of the local
Chinese colony, this week disin-
terred theremains Of several of his
countrymen who were buried in
The Chinese cemetery here and at
Newsome and shipped them back
10 China. The Chinese have IN
dea it is an awful sin 10 have their
planted In . chatham"
and. Elk City News.
All merchants sremsking extern
i've holiday showings. The holt
lay trade this year promises to be
Up to the standard OF previous
Years aud the stores of the city
lave made elaborate prepara-
ions for the increasing trade.
Many OF the stores have exceeding
y clever Christmas display win.
lows, and sre making . decided
Holiday showing.
Miss Essie Davis, OF this city,
Who 10 attending the Stats Normal
& Lewiston, this winter, has been
hosen ~ one OF . debating team OIL
hree to represent the Normal in |
heir debates this year. Mics Davis
an exceptionally good debater. !
he tryout for places on the team |
'as held this week. Miss Davis is |
graduate Of tho Gran geville
[igh School.
A club to play whist and other
ard games was organized in the
ity last Monday night. The club
composed mostly OF older people
nd they are counting on some
Apply evenings during the coming
inter. Mrs. L. NJ. Harris was
hosen president, Mrs. w. #.
chmadeka, vice president and
ire. B. G. Wiltse, secretary. The
Tub is to meet every two weeks ct
he homes Of the members. The
Tub has 50 members. The meet
,gs will not begin until after the
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