Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-06-27
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Fire Insurance. Brown & Reed
For Sale-Cow giving lots o.
milk. ]. w. Byers. A.
Mr.. and Mxe. Bridgman returned
from Lewiston Sunday night.
Frank Roberts, the Clearwater
rsncher, was in the city last Tues.
day.
Mrs. Spedden left for Pullman
Sunday where she will attend
summer school.
]. X. Atkinson, of the Salmon
river country, was in town the
last Of the week.
Miss Mueller, principal Of the
Kamiah public schools, is visiting
Miss Fox near Tolo.
No. / cotton water hose sale
price 13c per foot against 18c per
foot. Big Buffalo Store.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baker left for Spo-
kane Monday where she will re-
main for the summer studying art.
Mr.. Reese Hattabaugh of this
city, has been selected to deliver
the Fourth Of July grafton at
Sites.
Preaching at Mt. View school
house, near Nurss' Grove, south Of
town, next Sunday at 3 p. m. by
Rev. Knox.
Miss Bessie Sheare, of Lewiston,
10 expected here this week to be
the guest Of friends for a short
time.
Judge James DeHAven was in
Lewiston this week attending to
legal matters before the Lewiston
land Office.
Charles Strsugh, Of Hxrpster, and
Miss Susie Crea, were united in
marriage Thursday Of last week by
Rev. Mcdonald.
Deputy Revenue Collector Fred
White, left Monday to join his
wife Ut the Fisher placer mines on
the Clearwater river.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Miller re-
turned last week from Q visit
with friends and relatives at Spo-
kane and Opportunity, Wash.
John Wilkes, Of the Wilkes stage
Co., says travel is now the best for
several months aud they have all
the business they can handle.
]. ]. Donovan, Of Moscow, an
expert tons0risl artist, arrived in
the city last Tuesday and is hold
ing downs chair in Hogan's barber
shop.
Maynard Genger gave an exhibi-
ton Of bronco.busting Monday
afternoon, that demonstrated to his
audience he was past master of
the game.
John Callan, who lives west OF
town, was . caller the last OF the
week. He reports crops looking
6ns and prsdicts . big yield this
t6rvest,
~ faus inshas and Nick Nc
Cree ses transscting business with
the Salmon river cattlemen this
week, Thew left for White Bird
last Tuesday.
Judge James Woodward and
Hank Arbogast left Tuesday night
for Rathdrum, Ida., to attend the
annual state encampment Of the
Idaho G. A. r.
Night Police 81 Holsclaw is con-
fined to his home with An attack
Of Lagrippe. George Arnold is
looking after the peace of the city
while 81 is of duty.
James Wood, captain of the
Cottonwood base ball aggregation,
was in the city last Tuesday en-.
route home from White Bird where
be had been on Q visit.
J. Frank Simms, a merchant Of
Cottonwood, was in Grangeville
the 6rst Of the week on business.
He reports things flourishing over
II that thriving little town.
Thomas Surridge visited the
county seat last Tuesday. He
says that travel to the Elk City
district had almost doubled since
the sale Of the Buster mine.
Judge Vincent, Of Mt. Idaho,
was In the city last Saturday on q
visit to his son, Ed. Vincent. This
was the Judges first trip to Grange
vile for the past several months. |
Lee West, who has been looking
after the Sweeny property in Buff
fslo Hump, was In town the last of
the week. He reports considerable
activity in that district this season.
st. Agnes Guild will give lawn
social ut Dir. StOt ktOn,a roa;dopco