Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-23
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from the Salmon river country.
Roy Mckinney left Saturday for
Seattle where he will remain in
definitely.
Get seats for the big production,
of "Michael Strogoff", Monday
night at the Armory.
Some of Grangeville's young
people spent a pleasant Sunday
picnic at the Martin ranch.
S. w. Litchfield left the first OF
the week for his home at Elk City,
where he will remain indefinitely.
A. Mcdonald and family re-
turned last week from an extended
visit with friends and relatives in
the east.
Otto Schwalbach made bust
ness trip to Westlake last week.
He reports good crops in that part
of the county.
G. Renner and wife arrived here
last week from Nebraska to visit
with their son, George Renner,
who lives near Harpster.
A number of the young teachers
who are in attendance at the insti-
tute spent last Saturday on pic
mic expedition at Nurss' grove.
LLOYD and Holbrook, of Moscow,
were in town the first of the week
buying draft horses to ship to Seat
tie. They went from here to Nez
Perez.
Mrs. DIR. Hinkly, who has been
spending several weeks in this
city, for the benefit of her little
sons health, returned to her home
in Lewiston yesterday.
Stanley Yergey, who has been
engaged as manager of the Ever
green mines, left the first of the
week for his home at Bohemian,
Mont, to remain indefinitely. -.
Bales & Jones shipped fourteen
carloads of beef cattle from Stites
last Sunday evening. These cattle
came from the Salmon river country
and are being shipped to Portland.
VIM. Campbell, mining anG
stock man from the Snake river
returned to White Bird Tuesday
after two months stay in THU
city. He will soon begin work Oh
his mines.
C. +. McGaffee and Lewis Nc
Gaffee spent few days in tow
last week while ON their way t.
visit their brother at White Bird
They will soon return to thei
home in California.
Frank Winner, proprietor an
editor of the Cottonwood Chronicl
has purchased the press formerl
used by the FREE Press and will
soon install the same in tn
Chronicle office at that place.
f. S. Hancock moved his photo
graph gallery into the Grabsk
building last week. The buildin
formerly occupied by Mr.. Hancoc
will be used by Mrs. Z. G. White
who will conduct a millinery stor
there.
f. j. Briscoe states that hi
father, J. +. Briscoe, who has bee
spending a few weeks at tn
Yoakum hot springs. is much i'm
proved in health. Mr.. Brisco
was suffering from salt rhenm an
a crippled leg.
The Epworth League of the M
f. church will give social at tn
home of Mrs. G. A. Lewis thi
evening. Refreshments will b
served and the evening spent il
eOcial games and amusements
Everybody is invited.
Grover Davis came in from tn
Hump last week. His father ha
about 5000 sheep on the range a
that place. Mr.. Davis says tn
range is the best he ever saw
They now have twenty tons of woo
rs result of their last shearine
Ira Hurry and Miss Jessie De
mage We're married at the home &
the groom's parents in the city las
Friday. Rev. c. L. McDonal
performed the marriage ceremony
Only few friends were presen
at the marriage. Mr.. and Mr..
Hurry will make Grangeville thei
home.
Geo. w. Wilkin and family al
rived here last week from Spokan
and have taken up their residenc
on South Hall street. Mr.. Wiki
is lately from the east, but come
to make this his permanent home
He has made quite extensive in
vestments in property here. ii
thinks this a good country in
business way as well as mic
climate to live in.