Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11

turned last Saturday from visit
to Walia Walla.
Fl. s. Arbogast went over on the
Clearwater, Friday, for a brief
onting. He returned Sunday even
ing.
Anyone desiring quiet rooms
and an experienced nurse apply to
Mrs. A. w. Davis, opposite Meth.
Odist church. 2w*
Ralph Eames who left here re-
Gently for Lewiston, has gone on
to Spokane where he wilk remain
for the winter.
Richards & Dobner, the tailors,
have added another man to their
working force in order to handle
their rapidly increasing business.
Get your fit in the clothes you
like to wear by seeing Grandstrom,
the tailor. Suits $1,000 and up.
Second hand clothing bought and
sold.
Albert J. Bracket, editor Of the
Whitebird Independent, was up
from the river town last week to
transact some business and to see
the Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Scott will
leave in a few days for a visit
of several weeks in eastern states.
Mr.. Scott will 60 to st. Louis to
attend the bankers convention
before returning.
L. G. Yandell and Leroy L..
Gordon each purchased Schiller
piano of the Baragin Store during
fair week. The Instruments will
be taken to Cottonwood, where
the gentlemen reside.
d. II. Sasenbery had ten little
St. Bernard puos displayed in the
west window OF the Bargain Store
during the Carnival. The little
CANNES were the object of much
interest and merriment.
M. NJ. Moore, cashier of the
Salmon River State Bank and F.
l.. Leonard, Of she Grangeville
Savings and Trust Co., left Mon
day for Occur d'Alene to attend
the bankers convention.
Matt Gilbert was up from his
properties on the Clearwater, the
last of the week. He came up on
business and to take in the Carni-
val. He reports the different mines
showing up we'll along the river.
| G. H. Schroeder, proprietor OF
the Grangeville laundry, went to
Lewiston Monday to be absent
two or three weeks. Mr.. Schroeder
also owns the laundry in that city
and is installing one Of the most
complete plants in the northwest.
! DR.. King, of the King Co., Spo-
kane, will be in Sites, Sunday,
Oct. 81, at Grangeville at Hotel
Grangeville, Oct. 90 and "a. See
him about your eyes. DR.. King il
known as the best specialist in eye
troubles in the northwest.
A. L. johnson, OF Orogrande,
was in town Monday. He came
ont after supplies and with his
partners, Arthur Cooper and P
F. Brown will spend the winter
working on the Franklin group of
mining claims in the Orogrande
district.
Thomas G. Driskell and Miss
Marie Rose, both of St ties, were
married here in the city last We'd
nesuay evening, Rev. G. Il. Nc
Donald officiating The happy
couple remained here to take in
the fair after which they left for
Sites. where they will reside in
the future.
Geo. II. Smith, formerly pros
porous farmer living out near
Greencreek and who still owns u
valuable ranch there. was in the
city last week shaking hands with
old friends and attending to some
business matters Mr.. Smith has
been located at Irrigon, Oregon,
but announces thht he intends
moving to Coos Bay soon to reside.
Theodore Parks came out from
Buffalo Hump Friday for short
stay. Mr.. Parks ia managing the
Colonel mine in the Hump dis
trict and is well pleased with the
showing the property is making.
He reports snow fall of four inches
there the morning he left. Mr..
Parks went on down to Lewiston
the first OF the week for short
business visit and to take in the
fair.
j. v. Baker, democratic nomi-
dee for sheriff OF this county WAS
over from Cottonwood Saturday
meeting Grangeville people. Mr..
Baker is u quiet unassuming gentle
man but makes a friend every time