Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-16

per pound at OroCers.
VIM Crandall, a prominent min
ing man of Lucille was in town the
first of the week.
Excavation on the Alexander
Freidenrich new brick was begun
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. B. G. Wiltse, with her
mother.in law, Mrs. J. M. Wiltse,
made visit to Sites Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie X. Merritt arrived
here from Starbuck, WASH, and is
attending the teachers institute.
Just received from New York q
large assortment of mems youths
and boys fine suits. At the Salts
factory store.
Jack Chesebro, a we'll known
citizen of Elk City, was married at
Pasadena, Calf, on July %, to
Miss Ida Harter.
III. A. Jess, of the city bakery,
went to Fairburn last Saturday to
look after PROPERTY interests there.
He returned yesterday.
VERNE Meyer, the II year old
son of o. Meyer, of this city, was
badly bitten in the calf of the leg
by a dog last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Williams, of Lewiston,
arrived here the first of the week
to visit her sister, Mrs. r. H. Rice,
and brother, Frank Hogan.
The twelfth annual session OF
the Idaho County Teachers Insti-
tute opened at 8 o'clock this morn
ing with 40 teachers present.
Benno Book, of Frazee, Mimi,
arrived here Monday night. Mr..
Book expects to bring his family to
this place and make it his future
home.
Geo. A. Williams, of HALEY,
spent a few days in town the first
OF the week as he was on his way
back from the CGur d'Alene con-
vention.
u Will Hanan come in from Keu-
terville Tuesday evening. Mr..
} Hanan has been engaged there for
the last two weeks papering and
decorating the Catholic church,
Melvin Goode, the 9-year old son
of Atty. Geo. w. Goode, sustained
} a badly bruised shoulder by being
thrown from a horse Sunday. The
boy was unconscious for about an
hour.
T. S. Rambo, Amos Markham
and Clarence Schmadeka returned
Sunday from their fishing trip to
Moore's lake. They caught l5C
trout, killed II squirles, saw three
deer and one coyote.
Rev. 7. H. Fertig will preach al
the Methodist church Sunday
morning. The pastor will preach
in the evening; subject: "Regen.
Grafton, or what it takes to consti.
tute a person Christian"
J. A. Wilkinson and F. d. Rich.
ardson, both of the Bargain store,
left Sunday night for Spokane and
Portland to order their fall goods
and attend to other business
They will be gone about two weeks
Posters were circulated on the
streets yesterday calling for mass
meeting Of the citizens at the court
house tonight to consider the street
fair proposition. 1t seems tina
quite a number are in favor of tn.
fair and tonight it will be discussed
again.
, Miss Alice Cogan was up from
White Bird a few days the first O.
tee week. Her sister, Miss Tessi.
Cogan, of the clerical force at tn,
, auditors Office, returned to Whit,
Bird with her, and from there they
will go to Joseph Plains for shor
, vacation.
J A suit in Justice Woodward
, court last week wherein John Rose
| baugh, plaintiff, sued F. l. Webbel
and Laura Weber for S1S.4S
, alleged to have been due on !,
, promisory note, was decided il
favor Of plaintiff, and the defend
. ants appealed.
Miss Marie Louise Jacques lef
Sunday night for Spokane ant
Portland, at which places she will