Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-08-15
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Fire insurance. Brown q heoo.
Clyde Nickel was a Kooskia
visitor the first OF the week.
+. s. Spooner is in the city from
Spokane on q short business visit.
sida s. Gordon. Of Freedom,
was in the city on business Tues
day.
G. w. Robinson, the Lewiston
piano tuner, is in town this week
on business.
Mrs. J. V. Nash was visiting
friends and relatives in Cotton
wood last week.
Thos. Surridge, Of Harpster, was
in the city from the river town the
first of the week.
The cost of baling hay this year
is 1915 per ton. Last year the
charge was $3.50.
Mrs. A. +. Ball is here from
Clinton, Iowa, looking after her
real estate interests.
Ex-senator Jacob l.. Eckert WAS
doing business in the metropolis
Monday from Cottonwood.
d. F. Vanpool returned the
first OF the week from . trip to
eastern Oregon on business.
Mrs. M. E. Vanwert returned
the first of the week from u stay
OF several days at Whitebird.
1t isn't too early to select suit
for autumn and winter wear. See
those swell brown patterns at
Richards & Dobner's. loft
Master Raymond White. who
has been i'll for several weeks, was
able to be out Monday. He has
been confined to his room for some
time.
The harvest season is now on in
deadly earnest, with each farmer
taking every advantage OF tho
good weather to secure his hay
and grain.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 9. M. Day, pio-
neers of Camas Prairie and lately
residing ut Kooskia, have removed
to the coast for permanent resi-.
dence.
James Pearson will leave the
first of the week for Nez Perez
whore he has been offered good
employment in the Nez Perez
Herald Office.
Robert Mcconnell came out from
Mill Creek Sunday for brie
visit in the city. He started into
the Hump Tuesday afternoon to
remain indefinitely.
J. /. Overman and wife and tn,
family of Geo. N. Adam are camp
ing this week in the vicinity of thu
Toll Gate ON the hill south OF town
They expect to return to town to
day.
The money for the site Of tn
new federal building at Moscow
has been paid by the U. s. treas
ury department., amounting t.
$4,000. The building will b.
erected at the corner of Third an,
Washington streets.
J. T. Chambliss, OF Louisville
Illinois, was here this week look
ing for farm lands. He secures
some samples Of immense graf
heads which he says will open tn
eyes Of his eastern neighbours. II
was very favorably impressed wit
Camas prairie.
Mrs. A. E. Ball, Of Lyons. lows
arrived here the last Of the wee
for short visit with friends
She and Mr.. Ball own severa
hundred acres of good Cana
prairie land and are naturally il
terested in the welfare OF Grang,
Vile and vicinity.
G. d. DeArmond, of Fairfa,
Mo-, who has been here the pa
week looking over the prairie, lie
Tuesday evening for his HON,
He was very favorably impresse
with Camas Prairie and may d.
eide to invest in some of its fert
lands.
DIR. F. A Campbell and wife r
turned the last OF the weak from
trip of several days at Newson
and Elk City. They spent grea
or portion OF their time at Il
Moose Creek placers near Ne,
some and report q very pleasa
visit with Manager G. A Parso
and family.
j. A. Bradbury has purchas
of G. T. Mcdonald one of the Ia
ter's residence properties on
Street. The cottage is one Of t
three recently erected just south
VIM. Allen residence. Mr.. Bra
bury and family expect to mo
into their new home from tn,
present residence on Main sire
before September Let