Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-19
Personal r1entiOn

0. G. Lapp was in the city
Tuesday.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed,
Graugeville, Idaho.
"Knorr's Best" the flour that
satisfies. Accept no other. a19
Fred Mertes, Of Cottonwood,
was q pleasant caller at this office
Tuesday.
"Knorr's Best" is the best -four
on the local market. A trial will
convince you. a19
The city has been doing some
good work on the streets during
the past week.
Fancy Barbor's lettuce, rhubarb,
spinach, and asparagus at the Buff
falo Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percell went to
Orogrande last week where they
will spend the summer.
The sale held Saturday by the
Presbyterian ladies was success
both socially and financially.
Mrs. w. E. Graham has en-.
ployed an able undertaken to ss.
eist her during Mr.. Grsham's ill.,
ness.
Ray Troyer arrived here Sunday
from Pomeroy, Washington, to
accept q position in the Revere
Hotel.
Dinner served every day at The
Grill in the Wade building for %
cents. Try our special Sunday
dinner at 50 cents.
The ladies of the Christian
church will serve an Eg.le.terre
dinner and supper, April 28th, in
the Odd Fellows Hall.
Tom johnson was in town Sat-
urdsy, from his placer mines on
Little slate Creek. He says work
is progressing nicely and antici.
pates good season.
E. v. A. Agnew arrived here
last week from Villisca, Iowa on
visit to his father-in.law, 8. P.
Kennedy OF Tolo, and may decide
to remain permenantly.
An application will be made to
the state board of pardons at their
July meeting for pardon for w.
I. Rookie who was convicted in
this county of grand larceny.
I. H. Campbell, Of Loami, Ill.,,
is visiting his nephew, DR.. F. A.
Campbell in this city, and will
probably invest in some Camas
Prairie land before returning.
The base ball game advertised
for last Sunday failed to material
lie, owing to the opposition Of
some to Sunday playing. The
game will be played Saturday
afternoon.
Contractor A. ]. Turner has
just completed q big 60-inch, split
wood pulley with . 12.inch face
for V. Holz & Son. II q neat piece
OF work and will be used in oper-
ating the machinery at the brick
yard.
The burned trunks Of the big
poplar trees that stood in front Of
the old Jersey House site, were
cut down Friday. They were
among the early land marks of the
town having been planted there 81
years ago.
A. F. Parker has been appointed
vice president Of the Steunenberg
Memorial Association for Idaho
county. He is authorized to APP
point assistants and will see that
Idaho county does her part Of the
work in this cause.
The Christian church boasts OF
the largest Sunday school in the
city and last Sunday had an attend
ance Of ~. While this was some
in excess Of the average, the at
is always large and a
larger church is needed to accomo.
date those attending.
John r. Callan was in town from
the old Columbus ranch Saturday.
Mr.. Callan takes great interest in
the breeding Of fine stock and has
, Shire stallion not quite four yeare
old that weighs 2035 pounds. The
colt was bred on Mr.. Calllan's farm
in 6outh Dakota and brought here
when he moved to Idaho.
The Alexander. Freidenrich Co.,
has let the contract for the erection
Of large brick store room, 80 < 80
with IA foot ceiling to be built
just back of their store. v. Holz
& Son will have charge Of the brick
work and will begin as soon as the
material can be got on the ground.
A. ]. Turner will have charge of
the carpenter work.
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