Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-31

2S Cents FER round.
| JIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 8. Beall visited
White Bird Sunday.
i Buy your flour and cereal goods
at Austin's cash store. y
| J. A. Wright, Of Cottonwood,
was a Grangeville visitor this week.
II. J. Munro will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Miss Hannah Growing, daughter
Of Fl. A. Growing, came up from
Sites yesterday and will visit for .
few days in this city.
decorations in the Alexander
Freidenrich store windows are at
tracting much attention and GER
tainly reflect much credit ON the
decorators.
jim.
Mrs. M. e. Hurry came up from
Lewiston yesterday where she has
been for year past and will pro-
badly again take up her residence
in this city.
A. ]. Clark, OF Hillyard, Wash,
was in town few days this week.
Mr.. Clark has made several trips
to this section and may decide to
locate here.
| J. E. Clark, for the past six
months in the real estate business
here, has sold his interest in the
Parker-Cla Co., and left today
for Seattle. Mr.. Clark has made
many friends here and we regret
that he could not see his way clear
to remain.
JIM.
| G. w. Gibson arrived here this
week from outside and will remain
permanently. Mr.. Gibson recently
purchased the d. L. Wyld property
and will move his family here in q
short time.
| The Del Rio Mining and Milling
company today moved their princi-
pal Office from this place to Nez
Perez where most Of the stock is
held. Manager Gus Shultz went
over today with the books where q
meeting will be held and it is be-
lieved that work will again be
started on the property.
| Clarence Scott, a mining man OF
Big Creek, is in town this week on
business. He has great faith in
that district and says lack OF trans
portation facilities is the only thing
that is keeping it back. He is in
terested in several properties, all
of which are showing up we'll.
Mrs. F. M. Eames met with q
bad accident Sunday which result
ed in broken arm. She had start
ed down stairs when her foot
caught in the carpet precipitating
her to the landing below. Her left
arm was fractured by the fall and
it will be some time before she will
be able to use it again. DR.. Stock
ton reduced the fracture.
JIM.
The Grangeville Amateur Music
Club gave very enjoyable enter
tainment at the Armory hall last
evening to q good audience. w.
D. Gillette has proven an efficient
instructor and is to be congratulated
on the progress the band has made.
Uniforms have been ordered and
in q few weeks they will present
very attractive appearance.
/ DR.. E. E. Fry, the Northern
Pacific surgeon who has charge OF
the medical department on the ex-
tension to Grangeville, was in town
Sunday from Culdesac. He only
stayed q short time. 1t is reported
that the object of his visit was to
look over the field with a view to
appointing some local physician to
take charge Of the work at this end
of the line.
| The American Artisan and Hard
ware Record Of Chicago, of May
10, devoted an entire page to re-
producing some of the advertising
sent out by Rudolph Bertsch, our
popular hardware dealer. Such
things NOT only speak well for en-
terprise of Mr.. Bertsch but do the
town great deal of good, and
goes to show what might be &C.