Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-19
Items Of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

All COMEDY 1t the h'uony w
night.
Dan Lewis, of Thunder Mt, was
in town last week.
"Mixed Pickles." in three hot
jars, Armory tonight.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Bayles, July 7th, girl.
Mrs. M. Wagner arrived here
from Portland last week.
Just made to laugh at, "Mixed
Pickles." Armory tonight.
Ike Grostine passed through our
CITY the fret Of the week enroute
from Hump to Lewiston.
Miss Elma Nickel left Sunday
| for White Bird where she will
visit with Agnes Wood for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Parisot and
Miss La Franz left Sunday for the
Hump where they will spend the
summer.
Arthur Yates, who has been
visiting in the city for couple OF
weeks, left Tuesday morning for
Lewiston.
Montieth concert for the benefit
Of the Y. M. G. A. at the Armory
July 26th. Seats on sale at post
Office, so cents.
Mrs. Harry Moore, left here Mon
day for Florence where she joins
Mr.. Moore, who is engaged in min.
ing near that place.
Frank Hockersmith was out on
the reservation near Lowe last
Sunday. He reports crops fine in
that part Of the country.
The brick work on Alexander
Freidenrich's new warehouse is
completed and they are beginning
to occupy the same with new goods.
Frank Hogan and party were
quite successful on their fishing
trip, from which they they return
ed last Friday. They caught over
300 trout.
w. A. Rowland and wife and
M. P. Strecker and wife we're up
from Sites Sunday to attend the
base ball game played by Sites
and Grangeville team.
Mrs. M. A. Maxey and daughter
arrived here from New York city
the first Of the week, and will re-
main for q short time on business
as we'll as to visit friends.
Ben Zehner, the we'll known hog
raiser, was in town last Friday.
This year he has 90 acre field Of
corn which is promising well, be-
| ing now about 20 inches high.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caster, recently
from Medford, Ore, was called to
Seattle last week by the sickness
of relatives. Mrs. Caster is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, OF
this city.
FL. ]. German and wife were in
town from Green Creek, Monday.
He reports crops good in that sec.
ton; farmers are busy haying and
grain is ripening very rapidly dur.
ing this warm weather.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Kaufman sustained a
severe dog bite in the calf Of the
leg, last week. DIR. Stockton was
called and had to take nine stitches
IN sewing up the ugly wound.
Geo. Goode and wife have re-
Gently purchased the property just
north Of Lanninghams stable, with
Q front Of so feet and depth OF
100 feet. Upon this Mr.. Goode
expects to erect large two story
building.
Miss Catherine Vincent is max
lug quite q showing in the Lewis
ton Tribune prize contest. At pre-.
sent she ia in the lead in this dis
trict. She is q deserving little girl
and her many friends would like
to SEE her win.
Walter Hickerson visited the
Office of the Free Press last week
with one OF the incest specimens OF
alfalfa we have seen this season
This mortgage litter" measured
As inches and was grown on Nj.
Hickerson's place near town.
| Quite a number of city people
are now enjoying camp life under
natures boughs. DR.. G. A. Green,
Messrs. F. ID. Richardson, ID. II.
Sassenbury, and Walter Crosby
with their families took up camp
ing quarters at Nurss' grove y ester
day. They will spend the warm
summer months in that pleasan,
location. Each one will he a,
their respective places Of business
during the regular hours of the
day.