Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-29

Bertsch is reliable.
Farm loans, A. F. Parker.
X. K. cutlery at Bertsch's.
Barn Tor rent. A. F. Parker.
There is to be no school today
or tomorrow.
"Git yer skates at Bertsch's,
fellers, the ices fine."
Pull yourself out of the mud
with Bertsch's harness.
A clea an house meets the hus-
bands BYE with smile, get q new
broom at Austin & Wann.
DR.. G. A. Green is taking care
OF the Y. M. G. A. building and
affairs in the absence Of Secretary
Hanna. The building is open to
the publ c as usual.
Ed ]. Hamilton, wife and three
children, arrived from Huntington,
Ore, the first of the week. Mr..
Hamiltoh has come to accept . posi-
ton in Alexandra reidenrich Co. g
big depar tment store.
Mrs. Frank E. Johnesse and
daughter arrived from Lucille last
Friday enroute to Spokane for q
sojourn of some time. Mrs. John.
esse was accompanied on the trip
by her mother who is on her return
hoc,o to TOwo
| s. A. Moon was out from Flor
ence this week on business. Mr..
Moon re ports that things look es-
pecially bright for good mining
season there next summer. He is
one of the best known miners Of
the Florence district.
The debate which was to have
heen held last night between the
G. H. s. and Y. M. @. A. teams,
was called off Sunday, on account
: of Glenn Hanna, of the Y. M. G. A.
team, being called to Salmon river
1 by the illness of his parents.
The new Baptist church in Sites
will be dedicated Sunday, Dec.
End. Sermon at IL p. m. by A.
! M. Ally D. Of Spokane. Evangelist
Hupp will conduct revival meetings
!, for two weeks commencing Dec.
: End, 1880 a. m. Every one invited.
On account OF the interest of the
b congregation in the theme Rev.
Sanderson will discuss in his sun.
e day evening lecture "Why Jesus
Christ remained on earth forty
= days after his resurrection, where
!. he went, and what he did. Mrs.
w. Irwin will be the soloist and
the choir will give special music.
!. Mt. Idaho lodge No. 8, of thit
/. place heldlts annual election of off
g GERS Saturday evening last, with
r the follolling results: A. w. Talk.
ing, w. M; Nelson Macarthur, s.
W.; W m. Coram, ]. W.; A. F
Parker, treasurer; John Norwood,
l. secretary The date for the install
= lation of the officers elected is mo-
= yet set.
Jack Turner and II. S. Arbogas
came in the first of the week from
" short hunting trip at Jerome
y Crispin's ranch over on the Clear
< water river. Mr.. Crispin came i,
!, with the m. The party brought il
y two fine deer. John Jack, VIII
went over with them, returned
y ahead of the party. He returned
: Friday evening in time for thu
:. Eagles big anniversary ball.
e Chas. Wannenwetsch, the popula
ID harness man at Bertsch's returned
Friday from a trip of several day
It at Spok ne and Seattle. He wen
b to Spokane to meet a brother iron
n the east but failed to make connec
J. tions. He made a visit with hi
i, wife and son Carl, at Seattle. Mrs
II Wannen wetsch is taking a cours
3. in ladies tailoring at Seattle. Sh
will ret urn here the first OF tn
year.
8 A merry sleigh ride party wa
= given Tuesday night in honor G
,o g. A. BOnebrake and wife an
to Geo. Behean. They are soon t.
;. leave Grangeville to make thei
is homes at other places. After rid
" ing a W bile the party stopped a
the HON g of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cunningham, where deliciou
supper was served. The affair wa
given by the members OF the circle
w. o. W.
Jack Boyer, very aged ma
died at the Wiltse House, Tuesda
evening. The deceased came t
Idaho County in 1861 and wa
truly q pioneer in every sense q
the word. He has been engage
in mining during the greater par
of his life. For several years h
has been stopping here in the cit
and has been a constant suffere
from rheumatism. The funers
will be held this morning.