Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-06-13
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VII
cinity.


Mrs. G. G. Call left Sunday fol
Lewiston.
G. M. Schnell is over from Dou.
mecq Plains for few days.
Miss Bella Pearson is the guest
OF Lewiston friends this week.
Mrs. Melend, OF near Denver,
was shopping in Grangeville Mon
day.
w. d. Jones, Of near Grange
vile, was county seat visitor
Saturday.
August Won Bargen, Of Highland,
was in the city the first of the
week trading.
Miss Hazel Brown is spending a
few days at the Robbie ranch, on
the Salmon river.
Mark Robinson went down to
White Bird yester dav to enjoy a
few days fishing.
Chas. Goan will close out per.
sonal property, stock, etc., June
20. Full bill next week.
w. A. Trautman and II. May
naugh, Of Green Creek, we're coun-
ty seat visitors the last OF the weeh.
Sheriff Brown and Atty. James
De Haven went down on the
Salmon the first OF the week on
business.
Miss Alva Overman returned
Saturday night from Moscow where
she has been attending the State
University.
VIM. Yates, of west Of this city,
was county seat visitor Saturday
He is busy now blowing his sum-
mer fallow.
Charles Sallee, who operates a
sawmill on Doumecq Plains, was q
business visitor in Grangeville the
first Of the week.
B. F. Taylor and family left the
first Of the week for the Taylor
ranch on the Salmon where they
will spend the summer.
Strictly pure lead and oil paints
at bed rock prices at the paint
shop on Meadow street, near Vol.
mer & SCOTS. A. w. Robinson.
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H. w. Goan, OF Mt. Idaho, went
to Sites last week for his wood
saw, and is expecting to furnish
wood sawed in any length ut the
same price usually paid for cord.
wood.
Rev. II. H. Hubble will leave
this week for Sites where he will
deliver an address before the Idaho
County Sunday School Convention
which convenes there. He will
leave there Friday for Culdesac to
attend the camp meeting being held
at that place and expects to be gone
a week or ten days.
John a.. BOSNIAN, who farms
she old McPhearson ranch near
this city, was in Monday hauling
material out for the construction OF
q house which will be erected on
the place this season. He reports
his wheat as looking fine and the
prospects for q large barley crop
were never better.
DR.. Frank Holmes returned last
week from Boise where he had
been for the past week. He says
that outside Of the noise and up
roar of the street fair the capital is
as quiet as the average country
town and judging from outward
indications you would not know
the great trial was on.
The Turner boys are here from
Spokane for short stay. They
recently disposed Of the interest
they held in the Hotel Madison, OF
that city, which popular hostelry
is being conducted by our extowns-
man, B. G. Wiltse, to that gentle
man. They will return to Spokane
later on and embark in another
line OF business.
Thomas Surridge was up from
Harpster Monday and reports that
crop prospects in that neighbor.
hood are looking uncommonly we'll.
A new county road from Harpster
to connect with the old road on
Nolan ranch above Riebold's has
been surveyed, and the necessary
petitions for its establishments by
the commissioners have been filed.