Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
We think it's going to "chinook.

J. Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
J. We think it's going to "chinook.
st. Valentines Day, Feb. 18th
v Pulse has valentines.
Good meals and clean beds a
q Hotel Revere. J. A. Whitaker
{ Prop.
d. G. Kerlee, who lives soutl
( of Grangeville called while il
town today.
Geo. Rule and wife, of Denver,
J were county seat visitors the first
, Of the week.
Mrs. Kinda Wax is in the city
, this week visiting with friends
and relatives.
Judge Hall left yesterday fol
Charleston, after spending a few
weeks in the city.
A. F. Curtiss, Of Whitebird, was
registered at the Wiltse House the
first of the week.
| G. T. Mcdonald will occupy
the pulpit at the Christian church
next Sunday night.
Lewis Wylde of the Denver State
Bank, has been appointed Notary
Public for Idaho county.
Harry Markham and family
came down from Spokane We'd
nesday for months stay on the
prairie.
Ben Gerding, a prominent citi-
zen OF Ferdinand, was in the
City the first of the week on
business.
Lewis Wylde of the Denver State
Bank, has been appointed Notary
Public for Idaho county. j-31
Revival meetings will begin
next Sunday at the Christian
church. Everybody invited to
attend.
E. f. Van Vert left Wednesday
for st. Johns, Washington, where
he will have charge of the Metho-
dist church.
The many friends of A. F. Par
ker, who has been i'll for the past
week, will be glad to hear OF his
Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steinheiser
expect to leave Sunday for a
brief trip to the coast cities on a
business and pleasure.
JOS. Schmidt and wife Of
keuterville, were over the first
OF the week on business. Mr..
Schmidt is prominent merchant
of Keuterville.
A young fox terrier pup was e.
ceived at the express Office Tues.
day night, consigned to A. Semp-
ert. The little canine is exceed
ingly cute and smart.
The firm of Messrs. Gibson &
Allen have added to their iewelry
repair department. high class
gold plating machine and are now
prepared to do work of this kind
m the best possible manner.
Owing to the chinook wind which I
8 sweeping over the prairie TODAY.
The rivers and creeks are expected {
10 swell materially in the next few
lays. Stage companies anticipate
extremely bad roads soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Turner
arrived in the city this morning ,
'fter brief wedding trip of sew. :
raj days at Lewiston and Spo-
,ane. They will make their
lome on Mr.. Turner's fine farm :.
vest of town.
Robert White, an old time friend
i the Free Press, called the first q
i the week and advanced another {
ears subscription. Mr.. White. &
Who came to this country in the
arly eighties, is one of the early
'ioneers who assisted in his share
II the making of Idaho county the {
rand old MY she is today.
For the past two or three weeks a
ne roads over the prairie have
cen in the finest possible condit- q
Dns for hauling and general tray- 9
ing. The freighters and team u
tiers have taken advantage of the
act. A great quantity of wood
as been brought down from the >
fountains since the first big snow. D
Mr.. NJ. f. Fuchs, manager of il
he Co-Operative Telephone Co .
anne over from Cottonwood the
rst OF the week. An adjourned Il
MEETING OF the stockholders will be u
cid at Mohler February the fif- +
zenith at which the advisability of I
lcreaslng the capital stock from i,
5000 to $4,000 will be discus. a
ed. The additional money will 8
e used IN improving the present k
ne. >
Arthur and Lloyd Turner came e