Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-16
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Joe Wisdom, of the Hump, was
Ia town the first of the week.
Fred Noyes and Omer Wise were
over from Cottonwood last Sunday.
Safety razor with IL blades for
Sl.OO at Bertsch's hardware and
harness store.
Miss Jennie Tanner has recently
accepted position as operator in
the Pacific States Telephone office
here.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, of Sites,
passed through town last week en-.
route to Florence to spend 3 week
or two.
Miss Mona Nickel spent couple
OF days the first of the week visit
ing the Misses Hovey, at Mt.
Idaho.
A. J. Turner left for Spokane the
first of the week to order the steel
for the Alexander. Freidenrich new
brick building.
Next Sunday afternoon there
will be partial eclipse of the sun,
visible throughout Idaho, Wash
ington and Oregon.
Otto Abeling, manager of the
Dewey mines, left Tuesday night
for Seattle on business and will be
gone indefinitely.
Rev. H. H. Hubbell, of Lewis
ton, will preach at the Christian
church in this city next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Last Thursday night 4 rolls of
butter and can of cream was
stolen from the back porch Of DR..
T. w. Nickel's residence.
Chris Olson and Dave Filler, OF
the Jumbo mining company, came
out from the Hump last week and
went to Lewiston on business.
w. II. Meglemere, Of Pollock,
was visitor in town last week, on
his road to Sites from where he re-
turned the first of the week.
w. +. Mitzer, of Spokane, ar
rived here Monday night and will
spend a short vacation visiting
friends in the country near here.
E. 9. Spedden, county surveyor,
Geo. Wood and X. r. Hotchkiss
left Sunday for the Snake river
country to survey Mr.. Woods
mining claims.
r. M. Henley was in town from
his farm last Friday. He says his
crop was not injured much by the
hot weather. His timothy was
much better than usual.
]. G. Fargo, of Kooskia, was
in town last week. He says that
while crops are injured by hot
weather, they are still good
average. Nothing but late sown
grain has suffered.
Miss Grace Barnett, of Lewiston
came up last Thursday for visit
at the home of S. M. Jones. Mist
Barnett will remain on the prairie
for a couple Of weeks, and will re-
turn with Mrs. Jones.
DR.. T. w. Nickel and family
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Curtiss, Mr.
w. E. Bunnell and family, anG
Miss Helen Hovey spent last Sun
day on a picnic expedition on thu
mountain south of town.
II. A. Engel, Chas. Nail, Free
Upton and Jim Murphy returned
from their fishing trip at Moore'l
lake last Friday. They caught 75C
trout, averaging about inches
and saw eleven deer and one elk
G. F. Easter and A. Elmer, both
OF Lewiston, were in town the
first Of the week in the interest o.
the Lewiston Evening Teller con.
test. Mr.. Easter is gathering
data for general write up OF the
resources Of this section of the
country.
z. T. Woodward and daughters
Miss Lota and Grace, of Def
Moines, Iowa, arrived here last
Friday for two weeks visit with
Mr.. Woodward's sister, Mrs. A,
w. Robinson. They all left Sun
day for short camping trip in the
mountains.
About fifty young people of the
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed
a picnic at Nurss' grove last Tues
day. A picnic for the whole schoo
had been planned for Monday, bu,
was postponed on account of tn.
rain. The Presbyterian and
Methodist Sunday schools will join
in a picnic next Tuesday. The
place for the picnic is not yet Sc
lected, but will perhaps be Nurss'
grove.
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