Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-20
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and VII
cinity.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.

Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
The diphtheria cases over town
are all very mild and nothing is
feared from the present cases.
James White OF the county
auditors office, went up to Spokane
Sunday for short business trip.
The roads were very bad the
last of the week. Friday the mail
stage did not arrive till late in the
afternoon.
Found-A child's gold locket.
Owner may secure same at this
Office by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Attention is called to the program
of the Bridges Concert Company's
chorus rehearsal at the l. o. o. F.
hall tonight, on page 5.
z. w. Oliver, who was very i'll
for couple OF weeks at his home
in the city, is recovering nicely
and is able to be up this week.
A marriage license was issued
the first of the week to Nicholas
Lamb and Mrs. Mande Robinson,
both living near Mt. Idaho.
James DeHaven went down to
Boise the fret of the week to make
proof on the Pollock ranch, which
has been in litigation for some
time.
Julius Hansen left yesterday for
The Dalles, Oregon, where he will
remain for a time. He will go on
down to San Francisco before re-
turning.
The next meeting OF the Get
Together club will not be held
until after the holidays. A good
program is being prepared for the
event.
We have fine celery, lettus, APP
pies, lemons, cranberries, grapes,
raisins, figs, dates, oranges, etc. /,
for Christmas. Alexander-F reiden-
rich Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hovey, OF
Lewiston, came up the last OF the
week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Loyal P. Brown. Mrs. Hovey is a
daughter of the deceased.
| J. A. Whitaker has taken charge
of the Revere hotel and will open
it to the public in the near future.
Announcement will be made con.
corning the opening day.
Quite crowd of loving friends
and relatives attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Loyal p. Brown, at Mt
Idaho, Friday. She was one o.
oldest pioneers Of the county.
| M. s. Mason was down towi
Monday, the first time since his
accident in the Big Cove. He il
recovering steadily and will soor
be "a well rs ever, although he il
not likely to forget his experience
soon.
J. F. Sims, the popular merchant
of Cottonwood, was in the city
several days the last of the weel
on business visit. Mr.. Sims wal
formerly interested in the Crosby
store here, when the firm name wa
Sims & Crosby.
| M. II. Baulch, one OF the mos
prominent farmers OF the prairie
left yesterday for visit in Missouri
and Arkansas. The former is tn,
old home OF Mr.. Baulch, which h,
has not visited for 20 years and tn,
visit should prove especially enjoy
able. He will be gone about two
months.
At the Methodist church on Sun
day night there will be special
Christmas music by the ichoir, a.
follows: Solo, 81 heard the voice
of Jesus say" Marchmon, Mrs.
Irwin; "The Night of Nights,
Sullivan, Mrs. Sanderson, and 4
lecture by the pastor, subject "Th'
three wise men,"
The Bargain Store working force
bosses, bookkeepers, clerks and all
were treated to delightful even
ing after the store closed Monday
night. Some pleasing entertain
ment had been provided, along will
a bountiful oyster supper. Abou
16 persons in all we're present ant
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
/ Mt. Idaho Lodge No. 9, A. F
and A. NJ, installed it's officers TO
the ensuing year last Saturday
night as follows: A. w, Talking
ton w. NJ; Nelson Macarthur, S
W.; VIM. Coram, J. W.; A. F
Parker, Treas; John Norwood
Sec. The appointive officers are al
follows: G. G. Arnold, S. D.; r
Bertsch, J. D.; w. Allen and X
G. Hamill, stewards; M. S. Mason
tyler; N. Macarthur. r. Bertscl