Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-26
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VII
cinity.

| Au6tln carries the dOlO Leaf Col
fee; you will find no better.
w. s. Dyer, Of Lewiston, is here
for q summer vacation and visit.
Miss Elsie +. Schnell went tt
Joseph Plain Tuesday for short
visit.
| Bert Gonnan, Of Green Creek
was transacting business in town
Saturday.
r. NJ. Williams, of Green Greek
was a visitor at the county seat
last Saturday.
Last Monday Judge Jaques com.
mitted Dominick Robbins to the
asylum at Orofno.
/ DR.. ]. d. Shinnick, of Elk City,
was here last week as a witness in
the Sweeny-Prad trial.
Buy your fresh fruits and vega
tables, at Austin. He is out for
business; give him trial.
K. w. Nickel, A. f. Curtis and
d. w. Harris were in this city
from White Bird last Thursday.
J. G. Litcbfeld, of Elk City,
was in this city last week as wit
ness in the Sweeny and Prader
trial.
The club dance given at the
Armory last Saturday night was
we'll attended and very much en-
joyed.
s. G. McDaniels pack train load
ed for the Hump, left yesterday.
The train consisted of about thirty
mules.
G. A. Bonebrake and Jim Nc
Cornell left for Burgdorf springs
Tuesday for two or three weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert l.. Crosby
returned Monday evening from a
pleasure and business trip to Pull
man and Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Bonebrake
and DR.. and Mrs. Riggs spent Sun
day on White Bird mountain in
the shade of the "sheltering pine"
s. p. Steinhart, OF st. Louis,
Mo-, is here for short stay. He lie
looking over this country with the
prospect Of making investments
here.
DR.. M. l.. Ayers, ]. E. Richards
and w. d. Gillette and sons left
Tuesday morning for fishing trip
on Johns creek. They will return
Saturday.
Sheriff j. E. Green and wife
left here the first OF the week. Mrs.
Greene goes to Burdorf springs
while Mr., Green goes on into the
mountain on business trip.
Claire Monteith, of Portland,
spent the first of the week visiting
Mrs. Wallace Scott. Mr.. Monteith
is member OF the Monteith Con-
cert company which appears at the
Armory tonight.
j. I. Overman and wife and l..
M. Harris and wife left yesterday
morning for Dixie where they will
spend a short time visiting with
Mrs. Overman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Eakin.
Prof. l. j. Cogswell, OF Moscow,
is to have charge of the instru-
mental music at the Monteith con-
cert tonight. Prof. Cogswell has
charge of the music department Of
the state university.
Mrs. A. Darr came up from
Lewiston yesterday for visit with
her son, L. II. Mitchell. Mrs. Darr
was one Of the pioneers OF this
county, and this will be her first
visit here since the Indian war of
1877.
Allen Mclean, Harry Wood
and P. w. Taylor and wife and son
will start for Douglas, Alaska,
next Monday. Mr.. Taylor recent
ly returned from Alaska, but the
country will be new to the rest of
the party. It will take them about
10 days to make the trip.
G. J. Lisle, formerly of the
Standard, left Sunday for few
months visit at his home in Iowa.
Enroute he will visit Nampa,
Boise and Salt Lake city. Mr.. Lisle
contemplates returning to Idaho
county and take up the mining
business, in which he is already
interested to some extent.
J. B. White and +. L. Kilen re.
turned last Thursday from a short
visit to Spokane, Couer d. Alene
and Moscow. At Moscow, so it is
reported, the boys made them
selves SO much at home that they
forgot their board bill. We wish
to state, in behalf Of these promi-
nent young men, that they "meant
no harm" by such, the boys say it