Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-06-06

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al weeks at the ranch Of the
later's son, over near Pittsburg.
The annual memorial services Of
the local Odd Fellows will be held
at the 1. o. O. f. hall, at 2 O'Clock
Sunday aftern DON.
The recital given by the pupils of
Mrs. M. Reese Hattabaugh at the
Armory last evening was q most
enjoyable affair and lovers Of music
made up q large audience.
Miss May Callan and Mr.. George
r. Chase will be married today at
the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callan, north
Of this city, by the Rev. Knox.
A number Of men are up before
Judge Jaques this morning charged
with illegal fs hing. 1t is claimed
they were v olating the law by
fishing within three hundred feet
Of the Dewey dam.
Tha. city council hes authorized
the purchase OF : wheeled dirt
shovel and scraper for use on the
roads Of the city. Street commits
sioner Mcdonald is also soliciting
subscriptions for the purchase of q
road grader for the same purpose.
The Christian church will be
moved this week from its present
location to the lots east OF Dr..
Stock tons residence. Some FIVE
hundred dollars worth Of improve
ments WILL be made, principally
upon the furnishings Of the inside.
Bales & Jon 90 are hauling great
quantities of baled hay to the rail-
road at Sites. They contracted
for several hundred tons in this
neighborhood last fall, but owing to
the condition Of the roads they
have been unable to get it down
to the railroad
Allen E. Mclean returned
Tuesday evening from California.
He left here last fall for Douglas,
Alaska, and from there went to
different California towns where he
spent the wi inter-. He will prob.
ably assist his brother, Frank, at
the post Office news stand this
summer.
The medicine that sets the whole
world thinking,
The remedy on which all doctors
agree, .sss ss es 4,
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/ Hollister's. Rocky Mountain Tea.
! Sold by III 70 Right Drug Store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hinkle left
the first of the week for Charleston
where they will remain for several
weeks the guests Of friends and
after q short visit at Pendleton,
Oregon, will continue their journey
on to jamestown and other east.
ern points where they will make
an extended visit of several months
with relatives.
Charles Thompson, who is
managing the Gilbert Placers, came
in the last of the week for supplies.
The five mile fume they have been
working on is now almost complet-
ed and by the first Of July two
giants will be used in washing the
rich gravel. T hey will have water
in abundance and will be able to
work all summer and late in the
fall.
| Lawrence OFT, a stock raiser
who lives up the Salmon river,
was in this city yesterday. Mr..
OFT came to this state in '64, and
all the trials and difficulties OF
early civilizati on were his. He
took a very active part in the
Indian war Of 1872 and in 1877
acted as scout. He can relate some
thrllDng experiences and as q build
er of this county comes in for a
great share of t he glory.
Fred Hinkleman, of Winons,
was a Grangeville visitor the f, st
Of the week and favored this Office
with q call. He recently rented
his ranch Of 800 acres to Jacob
Peters for term of four years and
is now looking for q location
Crops look very favorable near
Winons, and while a good rain
would materially assist Just now it
is not imperative.
B. ID. Knorr, who has been seek
ling health in California, returned
the first Of the week entirely cured.
Mr.. Knorr, wi 10 served with the
volunteers in the Philippines, con-
tracted disease there that gradu.
ally worked great inroads upon
bis constitution and the first of
the year he left here q man of
broken health, today he is the pic
ture OF health and putting it as he
expressed, feels fine as q fiddle.
Baptist Church.