Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-06-06
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and VI
cinity.
Money to loan. Geo. M Reed.

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at bed rock prices at the paint
shop on Meadow street, near Voll-
mer & Scott's. A. w. Robinson.
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Cashier Leonard Of the Grange
vile Saving and Trust Co., who
has been very i'll with pneumonia
for several weeks past, il able to
be around.
A large number of Grangeville
people drove over to Cottonwood
Sunday to witness the ball game
at that place between Cotton wood
and Kamiah.
George Beckmann returned this
week from Lewiston and the Craig
mountain country. At the latter
place he has been doing some work
on his ranch.
The Presbyterian ladies will
hold their monthly cooked food
sale, Saturday, June Sth, at Geo.
M. Reeds Office. Remember the
date and place.
B. f. Travis OF the Northwest
Transportation Co., is in this city
for few days. This is the com.
pany that operates between Cotton
wood and Culdesac.
Fred Corliss expects to leave for
his ranch near Mill creek this
week. He has some placer prop
erty near there which he intends
developing this summer.
8. w. Hamill Of north OF town,
was in Saturday patronizing local
merchants. He reports crops as
looking good and the prospects for
. heavy yield never better.
Assessor Nash was in Lowe the
first OF the week attending to his
official duties. Several weeks more
will conclude his labors of assess
ing the property Of the county.
d. M. Hoggatt OF Pendleton,
z, Oregon, is expected to arrive here
with his family the last Of the week
and will have charge of the second
chair in the Hogan barber shop.
Miss Cora Spedden left this week
for Pullman, Washington, where
she will attend the summer school.
Miss Spedden will remain in Spo.
kane the remainder of the year.
A refreshing and timely rain fell
last night which will be OF great
benefit to the growing crops, which
are coming along nicely and prom.
Use an even better yield than usual.
E. w. Rhett, a Salmon rive,
cattle man, was up Saturday on
business. He purchased some cat
tie on the prairie and came up &c
drive them down to the range along
the Salmon.
Johnnie Powell, who has beer
working down at the Gilbert Plac-
ers, came in Friday to remain. HI
reports the five mile flume they
have been working on as almost
completed.
Roy H. Leeper came out from thu
mines at Newsome the last Of tn,
week and will probably s1sfde 81
The pfAiffiS this summer. He report,
considerable activity at Newsom,
this summer.
Owing to County Attorney Grit
fifth being in bed with rheumatism
he deputized M. Reese Hattabaugl
to represent the state in the pre-
liminary trial Of the Indian killing
case at Sites.
| For Sale, cheap: Kitchen uten
sils, fruit jars, carpets, rattan rock
er, Morris chair, new piano, Sing
or sewing machine, and othel
articles to numerous to mention
Inquire at this Office. IA
! A fishing party consisting of DR.
Campbell, H. X. Moore of Moscow
w. E. BelfOrd of Portland, Charlie,
Spaulding and Master Donald
David, left yesterday for neal
White Bird for an outing OF few
days.
| Messrs. Evan Evans and Vim
VonBerge are this week employing
men to open the eastern extension
of North Street from the creei
eastward to the old city cemetery
for which they donated the lane
last year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vincent, Mr.
and Mrs. +. M. Griffith and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Casady and family
leave Friday for Occur d'Alene
the gentlemen in the party being
delegates to the annual convention
Of the Grand Lodge of X. of P.
Mrs. Frank Hogan and mother
Mrs. Beahm, left for White Bir(
yesterday where they will remain
for a few days with friends ant
then spend the remainder of sever