Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-30
IL TENS of Interest to
q angeville and Vi
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Fire Insurance, Brown q heeO.
Grain Bags for sale. Vollmer &
Scott.
Austin's is the place to buy your
school books.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Baker are
expected home next Saturday.
Mrs. P. 4. Ellis, of Sites, is
visiting friends in town this week.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms
at Mrs. j. S. Vincent's, South Hall
street.
Mrs. Dave Sasenbery will enter
tain number of friends tomorrow
afternoon.
Chas. Fray goes to Tacoma soon
to attend the Presbyterian school
at that place.
Miss Cora Horning, OF Tolo, left
this week for Lewiston where she
will attend the Normal this winter.
Chas. Bradbury left last night
for Ellensburg, Wn., to resume
his work in the N. P. yards there.
Four grades Of Gold Leaf coffee
and two of tea at Austin's. Salts
faction guaranteed or money back.
H. X. Belcher, of Lewiston, was
in town the first of the week, adver-
Using the lewiston Charleston fair.
Con gresham B. l.. French, Of
Moscow w, was in the city the first
Of the week looking after business
interests.
Rodetta Mckenzie, the 5-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mckee zie, is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever.
F. II. Mclean has moved his
Cascade Ice Cream parlors from the
E. A. Day building to the post
Office building.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Wiltse, Miss
Tracy Hoffman and Mrs. E. Elmer
son took horseback ride to the
Dewey mines last Sunday.
The Baptist Sunday school had
q picnic at Mt. Idaho last Tuesday.
There were about eighty people in
attendance, and picnic dinner
was served.
| Ned Meyers, of the Idaho Tea
company of Lewiston, spent u few
days in town last week. Mr.
Meyers thinks Of locating a branch
store in this city.
Mrs. Fred Mckenzie and two
children returned Monday nigh
from Asotin, where they have beer
for several weeks visiting Mrs. Nc
! Kenz e's mother, Mrs. Wells.
Richards & Dobner, the tailors
have Just leased the B,bby property
in which they are now located, TO
three years and are to put in I
new glass front to cost about 500
) The Misses Lota and Cora Sped
den are to leave soon for Pullman
Wash, to attend the Washington
State College. They will TAX
, courses in domestic science and art
Miss Alva Overman, of Tolo
Miss Myrtle Telcher, forme
teacher in the schools here, AM
. Geo. Stevens will go to Moscow
next month to attend the stat
university.
Miss Grace Smith has accepted
position as night operator with tn
Pacific States Telephone company
The company has just received
!. large shipment Of new material t
finish the local work being done il
this city.
Joe Wilkinson, of the Bargain
4 Store, and who, with Frank Rich
, ardson, Of the same firm, has beef
to Portland and Spokane purchas
1 ing fall and winter goods, returne
home Tuesday night. Mr.. Rich
ardson returned last night.
Mrs. j. e. Jaques is reporte
! much improved since undergone
: an operation Tuesday for abscess i
: the middle ear. The abscess OK
tended into the cranial cavity
necessitating trephining. Th
. operation was performed by Dl
Z Campbell.
Harris X. HilbOurn, Of Beatrice
= Nebr., is expected to arrive tn
last Of the week for a short visi
with friends and relatives i
: Graugeville. He will join tn
{. party of Geo. N. Adam, l.. {
n Ramsde and Harold Harris, VIII
t start Monday for months visit i
K the mountains. Mr.. Hilbourn is
nephew OF l.. NJ. Harris.
r Al the meeting Of the Improve
!, Order of Red Men, Tuesday nigh
/. the following officers were elected
: Sachem, J. B. Wade; Senior Sag'
o more, E. L. Kilen; Junior Sag,
Q more, ]. c. Graves; prophet, Wn
/. Won Berge, MANY enthusiast