Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-22
Personal r1ention
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Something new. Guiana cigars.
Tinware and shelf hardware at
Bertsch's.
The Woman's Club meets to day
with Mrs. Stantial.
The finest bath in the city at
Hogan, the Barber.
Small house for rent, 81. per
month. A. +. Parker.
ID. Loiselle, of Whitebird, was
. county seat visitor on business
Saturday.
Will Maxey returned to Lewis
ton Friday, after visiting here q
few weeks.
Roscoe Rucker left Tuesday for
Spokane. He will probably locate
ut Denver, Col.
James Wood, who went to Lew
iston short time ago, has gone to
Seattle to locate for q time.
A. P. McBoyle, a prominent
citizen of Winona, was in the city
on business the last Of the week.
The ladies aid society of the
Methodist church will hold their
annual sale on Tuesday Dec. II.
A fuller announcement will be
made next week.
Mrs. Bertha Sherwin and daugh-
ters, Beth and Lois. left Monday
for Los Angeles, California, where
they expect to visit for several
months, perhaps all winter.
w. H. Casady and w. H. Camp
bell went down to Lewiston, the
6rst Of the week to b. present at a
big social affair given by the
knights of Pythias lodge there.
Ernest and s. Day went up on
Dry creek the last of the week ex-
pecting to bring home some deer
meat. They were disappointed,
however, and came home empty
handed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Bib, left
Tuesday for Los Angles, Califor-
MIA where they will spend the win
ter. Their ranch will be farmed
by Lawrence Bib and Ray Long
anecker.
Mr.. s. NJ. Curtiss moved his
family the first of the week, into
the Mrs. Jones-Cook residence on
State street, recently vacated by
A. s. Wright. Mr.. Wright has
moved into the Hall home on
Meadow street.
Miss Lula Nickel received fine
York mellophone from the factory
this week. The instrument is one
of the finest patterns of that cele-
brated make. Miss Lula il an &C.
c0mplished member Of the Riggs
Concert Band.
The poverty social given by
the Epworth league OF the M. f.
church at the residence of Mrs. j.
F. Jackson, Tuesday evening, was
financial and social success. Mrs.
jackson and James Atherton won
the prizes. A short program was
rendered.
The address, .The Whirling
Wheel" delivered at the Metho-
dist church Sunday night, was one
of the best of the series. Next
Sunday night the subject will be,
why Jesus Christ stayed in the
grave four days, where he went
and what he did," Everybody is
welcome.
A. F. Turner, of the firm of Tur-
ner Brothers, Of the Right Drug
Store, has purchased the g. A.
Bonebrake property in the south
part Of town. Mr.. Bonebrake and
family will leave about the first
Of the month for Los Angeles, Cal.
to spend several months, at least,
before returning.
The local lodge of Eagles have
arranged for a grand anniversary
ball at the Armory tomorrow night.
Every year the lodge gives a big
time to. the public and an excel
lent time is expected tomorrow
night. Riggs full orchestra of five
pieces will furnish the music. The
affair is free to all vino care to
participate.
A. s. Wright and c. B. Knorr
went over on the Clearwater
meadows across the Clearwater
river last week on a hunting trip.
They were highly successful, bring
ing home two deer and a bear.
Wright, who is one of the most
successful hunters in the country,
killed the bear. He has a hair
raising story committed to memory
concerning the capture of the brute.
The bears hide is an excellent
specimen. Mr.. Wright will prob
ably have it mounted as rug.