Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-12-26

II. Zehenr and bride OF Denver,
are spendin g their honeymoon in
Spokane.
Ernest Crawford returned from
Spokane the last Of the week and
will remain at home for some time.
George Schmadeka, who was
called here by the death of his
mother, returned this week to his
home in Charleston.
G. 81. Schroeder, the manager of
the Grangeville Laundry, left the
FIRST of the week for Lewiston to
spend the holidays with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Woody Of Hat
ton, Wash ington, arrived Monday
evening 70 + holiday visit at the
home of their brother-in-l law,
Wayne Shp pop.
Harry Dobner returned Wednes.
day from Lewiston where he has
been attending cutting school.
Miss Bessie Eakin Of Dixie, who
is attending commercial school at
Lewiston, is here for q holiday
visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. I.
Overman.
If the Free Press is late this
week it is due to Eli Ingram's alb
sence. Eli is securing the foothills,
climbing mountains and beating
brush in q uest of venison.
Henry Elfers of John Day was
in the city the first of the week
looking inter business interests.
Mr.. Elfers was q part owner in the
L. & E. barn which changed hands
last week.
Ed. Sempert came down from
the State University at Moscow the
first of the week. s.Sempo has de.
veloped to one of the best basket
ball players in the University
team.
A fine big turkey dinner was
served to the prisoners in the
county jail by Sheriff Brown yes
terday. Roast turkey with all the
'.tixens" made up the delicious
dinner.
Mrs. Thos. Mcfarland, Of near
Denver, and who has been in this
city for several weeks receiving
medical treatment of DR.. Nickel.
for her eyes, returned home Sun
day, greatly improved, to spend
the holidays.
In Bulletin No. A issued by the
State Food Commission the analysis
of q sample of bologna sausage
taken from the market of Ingram
& Brust Of this city is pronounced
by the commission as legal and
containing no illegal preserva-
tives.
Miss Ella Moore left the first of
the week for her home at Selma.
Cal. Mics Moore has conducted a
millinery establishment here for
the past several years and during
her stay has made a host of friends
" how'll regret. greatly her leaving.
A. +. Cone, Salmon river
rancher, has removed from that
country to q ranch near Cotton.
wood, which he will farm the COM
ing year. Mr.. Cone had his name
added to the Free Press subscrip-
ton list while in town Saturday.
w. B. Eegean, who has charge
OF the books of Messrs. Bales &
Jones, was in the city SATURDAY..
He recently returned from Seattle
where he had been on q visit.
Money "a alters he says, are rather
tight over there and real estate ia
going down since times frightened.
Geo. W. Wilkins is advertising
in the want column Of this issue
for wood choppers. He offers a
dollar and forty cents q cord and
il any man is looking for work
here is q chance to get . job. Bet
ter get an az and get busy. Money
il not very plentiful.
Mr.. John P. Hartman, Of this
city, left last Tuesday morning for
his old home in Virginia. He ~.
poets to spend some time amono
the scenes Of his childhood M
Hartman recently purchased the
Herzinger property, and upon his
return and Mrs. Hartman. who ia
visiting in California, will MAKE
th0lr home in that mart ~ AZ. -