Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-07-26

Lee Woldman, OF Lewiston, was
in town yesterday.
Nothing better than Gold Leaf
coffee; you will find it at Austin's.
d. B. Wilson and G. B. Utz
we're over from Cottonwood Mon.
day.
F. NJ. Mitchell, of White Bird,
was visitor at the county seat
Monday.
Discomforts of warm weather
can be mitigated by refreshing
bath at Hogan's.
Geo. M. Reed leaves this week
for two weeks trip to Seattle
and coast points.
John Yearsley, Geo. Trout and
Stanley Slime were in town from
Elk City last week.
Mrs. L. G. Richardson left for
Pullman Saturday, and will be
gone for about two weeks.
w. L. brown one of Cotton
woods most substantial citizene,
was doing business in town Tues
day.
Wives make their husbands
smile, by giving them fresh coffee,
made from the Gold Leaf brand,
which they purchased at Austin's.
Mrs. Geo. Lake came up from
Lewiston Sunday and will spend
some time visiting her sisters, Mrs
w. w. Brown and Mrs. J. S. Vim
cent.
j. T. Reser, who has been en-
gagged at the Newsome and Legett
Creek Mining Co.'s mine, spent a
couple Of days in this city the first
of the week.
Subject of sermon at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning will
be, "The Better Way" Evening
subject, "Christ Preaching from
| fetor bOat.
The Bargain Store will inaugur-
ate giantic sale on August 1st,
to continue for 10 days in which
some heavy reductions will be
made along all lines. Read their ad
in this issue.
James Woodward has just re-
ceived notice from the pension
bureau that a pension of $12 per
month has been allowed B. d.
Knorr, veteran of the Spanish
American war.
Last Sunday little boy, about
IL years Of age had narrow es-
cape from drowning while in swim
ing in Nurss pond. He was brave
ly rescued by Irwin Brust, after
having gone under twice.
Isaac Zehner and his miller, j.
Fleetwood returned last week from
the Good Enough mine in the Mar
shall Lake district. This property
is developing some very good ore
and mill is being installed by the
Erwin Bros.
During the Sunday concerts at
Nurss' grove the liverymen of the
town will run special rigs to that
place, charging so cents for the
round trip; and will take passen-
gers at any time of day. You can
60 in the morning and take
your dinner and return in the
evening.
]. w. Hockersmith has sold his
interest in the Grangeville Bottl-
ing works to Geo. Allen who recent
ly moved to town from the Fair
view district. Mr.. Allen took
charge Monday and will endeavor
to merit the continuance of the
large patronage the business has
always had.
Geo. X. Reed, the popular pro-
prietor of the Raymond Hotel at
Lewiston, and his wife were here
for few days visit the first of the
week. Mr.. Reed formerly owned
and conducted the Jersey House of
this city, up to the time of the con.
flagation last September. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed have many friends here
who are always glad to see them
come.
c. A. Parsons, manager of the
Moose Creek placer mines, has
moved his family to this city to
reside and they are now occupy
ing the Reynolds property in the
south part of town. Mr.. Parsons
reports a very satisfactory season
at the mines, although the water
supply has been short and the
season will be somewhat shorter
than usual.
Cards are out announcing the
coming marriage of Miss Alberta
Hobart and Mr.. Albert Milton
Baker, to take place at the Pres
byterian church Aug. 10th. Both.