Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-02-07
Items of Interest to
drangeville and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan, Geo. NJ. Reed.
Armory, Feb. %.
Gillette's foil orchestra at tn
NJ. w. A. grand ball, Feb. %.
A pleasant evening guaranteed
M. w. A. ball, Feb. %. Armory
Wanted: Furnished room will
or without board. Address Boz
As. S6.2
The event Of the season, socially
speaking. The NJ. w. A. ball
Feb. %.
Fred White and wife left th'
last of the week for Lewiston for {
brief visit.
M. w. A. ball, Feb. %. Every
body is planning to attend. b
one of US.
Harry Dehaven came over from
Cottonwood the first of the weeh
to remain here indefinitely.
Rev. D. G. Sanderson will
preach at Mt. Idaho school house
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
The time of your life, il you en-.
joy dancing. NJ. w. A. ball, Ar
mory, Feb. %.
You haven't enjoyed . grand
ball for come time. Wait for the
M. w. A. grand ball on Feb. %.
DR.. M. E. Ayers will be in his
Office at Grangeville Friday and
Saturday, February the eighth and
ninth. 36-1
Miss Hildagarde Almen, one Of
the efficient clerks at Crosby's has
been i'll for several days with an
attack Of IL grippe.
Nose Hawcroft the blacksmith,
came up from Lewiston, Tuesday.
He has been located there for some
time.
L. Camp, Of Spokane, represent
ing the Smith Premier typewriter
company, was in the city the first
Of the week.
John Chase, . prominent farmer
living several miles north Of town,
was . county seat visitor on bust
ness the last OF the week.
The new floor at the Armory
will be excellent for dancing pur-
poses. Be one of the first to en-.
joy it. M. w. A. ball, Feb. %.
G. Il. Vicory, an old time
reader of the Free Press, of Mt.
Idaho, was q caller Tuesday and
paid another years subscription.
With only four months Of school
left in the year, the Senior class Of
the city schools are beginning
active work on preparations for
graduation.
Services at Baptist Church next
morning and evening. 8.
s. at 10 a. m. B. Y. P. u. at $3.50
p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.
Miss 10 Graves expects to leave
the first III the week for q visit of
several months in Kentucky and
other southern states. She will
probably remain all summer.
A bunch of electric railway sur.
veyors were in town the first OF
he week from the ]. L. Miller
,iace, near Denver, where they
ire stationed at present.
w. D. Gillette this week placed
/, new sign in front of the Right
Drug store. It is q very neat
piece Of work. Mr.. Gillette aleo
did some exceptionally clever in.
terror decorating at The store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Stein
heiser left the first OF the week for
a short trip to Lewiston and Spo-
kane. Mr. Steinheiser goes to
purchase goods for the big AT.
store.
At the personal request of quite
q number Of men, Rev. d. G. San
derson will resume his lectures, be-
next Sunday evening with
The Language of Religion. !"
Special music will be furnished.
Men are especially invited.
The Lewis Commercial School
Literary society, which had in
tended to hold . meeting at the
school building Tuesday night,
postponed the affair. An interes.
ting program is being prepared for
next Tuesday night.
The state law requires that all
butter offered for sale, either pub.
iicly or privately, shall be wrapped
in parchment paper in rolls of one
and two pounds, sixteen ounces to
the pound and bear q printed card
showing the name and address Of
the maker and that sixteen or
thirty-two ounces are contained
therein. For the benefit of those
who are selling butter we have &C.
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