Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-04
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and vi.
cinity.

Money to loan. Geo. M Reed.
Il Do you need a mower or rake
The Grangeville Implement Co
are Offering them at reduced price
for the next thirty days. 8
Charles Thompson and Thoma'
Cole are out from the Gilber
placers and will remain until aftel
the Independence celebration.
Many visitors from Cottonwood
Denver and the surrounding
country attended the base bal
game in this city last Sunday.
Ralph Williams left yesterday
for Westlake where he will pitch
for the lilo base ball team in tht
game with Westlake on July 4th.
A fine piece of workmanship,
the product Of the hands OF g. w.
Bittle, is the lunch counter built
for the Miner Restaurant this week.
L. M. Harris & Co., have sold
to John Jack and X. Cote the
Whitaker business property in
Elk City.
Miss Jeanette Woods returned
laet week from Lewiston, having
completed a delightful visit with
friends Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Shaw re-
turned the last Of the week from
their honeymoon trip and are now
at home in this city to their friends.
For Sale-Five full blooded
Short Horn Bulls, between one
and two years old. Call on or
address, Riley Rice, Cotton wood,
Idaho. 5.S
Miss Jennie Cheley arrived this
week from Portland for q fort
nights visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Cheley, Of near this
city.
Owing to the absence Of Mr..
Hubbel from Grangeville Sunday
July 7, Rev. Mcdonald will preach
at the court house morning and
evening.
Mrs. William Jones returned
the last Of the week from White
Bird and vicinity where she has
been the guest of friends there for
some time past.
Rufus Hawley and William
Wright left Monday for Buffalo
Hump to operate the electric pow
er plant for the Cracker Jack Min
ing and Milling Co.
Fred Mitchell proprietor Of the
Whitebird electric plant has rented
the store building formerly occu-
pied by F. A. Engle and has opened
a moving picture show.
Dan Greenwalt, the we'll known
mining man, is out from Florence.
He has been operating placer mines
in that district the past season
with remarkable success.
DIR. and Mrs. Riggs returned
yesterday from Msrshfield, Oregon
and other coast points where they
have been for the past several
months the guests Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braybrook, OF this
city and Miss Jessie Havernick,
of Lewiston, visited the Markham
and Day ranch on the South fork
of the Clearwater, last week.
Riley Rice and family of near
Cottonwood, were in Grangeville
the first Of the week. Mr.. Rice
states the crops look fine but they
could stand a little more rain.
Adjuster Armstrong, of the
Idaho Mutual Insurance Co., Of
Boise, was in this city the last of
the week adjusting a recent loss by
fire that company experienced here.
Col. Jackson, of the stage line,
has received notice to arrange
transportation for rs men from
Kamiah to Cottonwood for work
on the railroad between July 4 and
6.
F. d. Vansise and John Wilkes
have erected a grand stand at the
out come of the race course which
will seat several hundred people.
This will be great convenience to
the patrons Of the race track.
George Smith, of Boston, Mass.
arrived here the last of the week
and will remain for the summer
with his brother, Ralph Smith.
This is Mr.. Smiths first trip West
and naturally he finds many things
to marvel at.
Percy Ellis. post master and
druggist Of Sites, Ida, and DIR.
l.. c. Henderson, U. S. cattle,
sheep and meat inspector, were in
the city last Monday enroute to
Golf and other Salmon river points
on a tour Of inspection. Sheep
and cattle must be inspected before
grazing on the Forest Reserve.