Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-12
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G. y. virgin, VI " a'so
was in town Saturday.
This week all milliner goods at
cost at the Bargain Store.
Geo. Seay, of Lowe, was trans
acting business in this city Tues
day.
J. B, White left this week for
Spokane and Couer d. Alene, fol a
short visit.
Geo. S. Tinker was Grangeville
visitor last week from the Clear
water country.
No comparison between steam
rolled grain and dry chop. Try 1t
at the old Bargain store.
Miss Margaret Sweet left Sum
day for Juliaetta where she Will
spend portion Of her vacation.
DIR. Ayers has rented offices in
the new Grabski building and will
occupy them the last of this week.
Frank Hayes, of Mt. Idaho, died
last Saturday and was buried Mon.
day. The deceased was married
but few weeks ago.
Judge J. f. Ailshie arrived here
last night from Boise. The object
of his visit is presumably to give
direction to the campaign.
The Inland Abstract Co. is
moving into the Bank OF Camas
Prairie building in the room recent
ly occupied by the Standard.
Go to Austin's for sweet pickles,
sour pickles, mixed pickles, plain
pickles, picked onions, celery sauce
sweet relish olives, or any Old thing
in the pickle line.
w. F. Williams, of this city,
was one of the lucky parties to
draw a claim on the Crow Indian
reservation recently thrown open
for settlement in Montana.
J. A. Eldridge, superintendent
of the Concord Mining Co., and wife
and Miss Young, Mrs. Eldridges
sister, left Saturday morning for
Concord where they expect to spend
the summer.
l.. j. Root, Of this place and
Chas. Salee, of Salmon river, pur-
chased a new threshing outfit from
the Grangeville Implement Go.
last Saturday. They expect to use
the machine in the Joseph Plains
country,
Hancock Post, Woman Relief
Corps No IA, will serve a dinner
for members and hold meeting at
the l. 90. f. hap Saturday July
14th. All members are urged to be
present. Annie p. Graham, pre-
sident,
The new National Bank build.
ing is nearly completed and will
soon be ready for occupancy. The
fine basement will be occupied by
the Whitaker & Howe land com
pany and the Cooperative tele
pHone coHpany.
Vim. Steinheiser and w. +
Schmadeka are going to erect I
neat band stand at the corner o
Hall and Main streets aud boil
bands have expressed a willingness
to give frequent open air concerts
after its completion.
Mrs. S. T. Briggs, and Mrs. L
G. Slenker, of Webb, returned
home Saturday after having spen
an enjoyable celebration as thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly o
the Hotel Revere. Mrs. Briggs il
sister OF Mrs. Reilly.
Quite a delegation of Knights @
Pythias visited Cottonwood Tues
day night and assisted in the pub
lie installation of officers in tn
lodge of that place. After tn
ceremonies splendid banquet wa
served and the visitors report
royal time.
d. L. Wylde and family left las
Friday night for Fort Morgan
Colo, where they will make thei
future home. Mr.. Wylde has pun
chased set of abstract books a
that place and his son, Frank, wi
be placed in charge. Mr.. Wyld
and family have many friends i
this county and their departure
real loss to this community.
Last Friday after noon quite al
excitement was aroused in GU
crowded town by the fire alarm
The fire was in one of the uppe
rooms of the Wiltse Hotel, an
was extingnished before the fir
company had time to get the fiji
machinery out. The only damag
done by the fire was a mattres
slightly burned. The fire is SUI
posed to have started from ii
head of match flying off as I'll
occupant of the room lighted h
cigar.