Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-05-23
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mann leav,
soon for Red Bluffs, CAL, and othel
coast points.
L. Vineyard, the attorney re
turned the last OF the week from {
trip to Boise.
just received fresh stock o.
high grade coffees and teas at II
E. Matteson's. soft
Household furniture for sale al
Seth Jones residence, on Meadow
street. Mrs. Frank Burke.
r. II. Jones, of the fir m o.
Bales & Jones, stock buyers wa,
in the city yesterday on business.
A. & L. preferred stock OF cameo
goods. The highest grade in tn.
market. At H. e. Matteson's
51tf
Gea. M. Robertson, the Cotton
wood banker, accompanied by hi,
sons, visited the county seat thi.
week.
L. Grabski this week commenced
construction work on a new stone
building to adjoin his present
structure near the court houee.
James Witt came up from Lew.
iston the last of the week to spend
the summer. He has been stop
ping in Lewiston the past few
months.
A marriage license was issued
the last of the week to Chas. A.
Spengler, of Denver, and Miss
Annie Muudt, of Winona. Both
are popular residents of the prai-
rie.
j. A. Whitaker and Seth Cowan
left the first of the week for San
Francisco, CAL, where they will
look over the country near the
city with a view of purcha sing
land. They expect to be gone
about three weeks.
G. J. Lisle, formerly editor OF
the Standard at this place, in com
pany with f. T. Barber, OF Boise,
has leased the Journal at Sho-
shone, Idaho, and will con duct
the paper in the future. The Free
Press extends good wishes.
The case against Harry Shissler
who is now serving a term in the
Boise penitentisry for manslaught-
er, and who was indicted two
years ago on the charge Of intro
ducing liquor on the Indian reser-
walton, has been dismissed.
Geo. Schmadeka and family left
the last of the week for Charleston,
Washington, They will remain
there for q time, but expect to
visit California before returning.
Mrs. Schmadeka's health has not
been good here for some months
and the change is made for her
benefit.
r. e. Bean, a son-in-law Of d.
G. Sanderson, of this city, has
been made general freight and pas
senger agent Of the w. w. v. T.
Co., with offices at Walla Walla.
The company operates the e treet
car lines in Walla Walla and other
branches.
w. A. G. Griswold, Bert Me- Con-
nell, Curtis Green and A. A.
Walker, N. p. Surveyors, were in
the city Monday evening on bust
ness. They report that four con-
structiOn camps have been estab-
lished between here and Cotton
wood, each camp employing a bout
forty men.
Misses Mae and Winnifred Neill
expect to leave the first of next
week for their home at Villisca,
Iowa. They will go home via Los
Angeles and other southern points.
The Misses Neill have been teach
ing school in the county for the
past two years and have great
number of friends wherever they
are known.
At q social function given at
Portland recently, MISS trace
Schmadeka, Of this city, rendered
a very pleasing piano solo and was
the recipient of many fattering
for the charming man
ner in which the selection was
played. Miss Schmadeka will
graduate in her musical stu dies
next month and will return to
Grangeville at that time.
DIR. Stanley Clements, who re-
Gently came here from Medical
Lake, Washington, has decide to
locate in Grangeville for the p rae
tice of his profession. He comes
as- well up in his
chosen profession and will no
doubt secure large practice f rom
Grangeville and the surrounding
DIR. Clements will prob
ably have an Office in the new A.
ST. building.