Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-03-08
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w. F. Schmadeka has some ex-
cellent salt fish. Better try it. ID
Mrs. w. ]. Davis has been quite
i'll at her home in this city, but
IL much improved.
Mrs. Henry Murray has been
critically i'll this week but is report
ed as better at present.
Do you know where to get good
garden seeds? Call at the Big But
falo Cash Store and find out. '15
Say! Mr.. Conductor, will your
train stop at Bertsch's hardware
and harness store? Why of course.
Mrs. F. A. David, of Moscow,
arrived here yesterday on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Camp
bell.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Richard H. Upton and
Miss Myrtle Lyons, both of Cotton
wood.
Gillette & Van Vert have NOV
ed their paint shop into the build
ing adjoining G. M. Reeds loan
Office on Main street.
VIM. Sells and Miss Clara Ken
needy, of Tolo, were married at the
residence of II. f. Matteson in
this city yesterday. w. N. Knox
officiating.
Rev. o. Knepper arrived here
last week from Gibbon, Neb, and
will invest in Camas Prairie land
with a view to making this his
future home.
F. E. Fogg has formed part
nership with S. o. Tannahill for
the practice of law in Lewiston.
Both are we'll known attorneys of
central Idaho.
While taking a fashlight picture
OF the confirmation class at the
Episcopal church Sunday night,
E. S. Hancock had his hand quite
badly burned by the powder.
The Idaho Consolidated Copper
Company had survey made dur
ing the past week to their property
on the Salmon river, and will be-
gin work at once. Fred Erskine
made the survey.
q. A. johnson came out from
the Hump Saturday and had with
him a beautiful specimen of ore
from the recent rich strike in the
Dice mine. The strike is said to
be one of the richest ever made in
the camp.
r. N. Walker last week pur-
chased 40 acres OF choice land ad-
joining his farm OF H. Fl. Hart.
This gives Mr.. Walker three
quarter sections in one body and
one of the best improved ranches
in the county.
Rev. A. Joslyn, of Ballard, Wn.
conducted services at the M. E.
church Sunday. Mr.. Joslyn was
here on visit to relatives and il
one of the early pioneers OF this
country, having worked in the
Florence mines in 1862.
Mrs. Craig L. Spencer left Tues.
day for her home at Fender, Neb.
after an extended visit with rela.
tives here. She was accompanied
by her brother, James G. Wood,
who goes there to accept good
position, and will remain indefin
itely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey, who hav,
been conducting a hospital her,
for two years past, expect to leave
for Lewiston soon where they vii
engage in the poultry business
Court Stengrapher G. D. Hodge
will be associated with them in the
enterprise.
T. w. hartman, OF Dawson
who owns a good piece of lane
near Tolo, spent few days here
during the past week visiting hi,
old school mate Cy Overman. Mr.
hartman has been visiting il
Iowa and is now on his way back
to the Alaska gold fields.
B. @. Davis, chief engineer al
the 0 & E copper mine near White
Bird, was a Grangeville visitor
last Saturday. Mr.. Davis has
leased his blacksmith and machine
chops at White Bird to accept his
present position on what is consid
cred one of the most promising
properties on the river.
Geo. Fl. Smith, formerly o.
Green Creek but now of Irrigon,
Ore, writes that the change has
proven very beneficial to his fam
ily's health but apart from that he
would much rather be in Idaho
county. A big baby girl arrived
at their home SIX weeks ago and is
thriving nicely in the land of sun
shine.
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