Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-12-19

Andrew Larson, q mining man
of this county, has gone to Spo-
kane in the interests OF mining
property in the Bear Creek coun-
try.
Messrs. Otto Almen and Frank
Richardson, Jr., are expected home
for the holidays from the Washing
ton Agricultural school at Pull
man.
Charles Seay Of the reservation
was in the city, the last Of the
week making purchases Of our
local merchants.
In the case Of Lockwood vs.
Freeman was decided last week by
Judge Steele in favor of the plain
tiff. Atty. Scales appeared for
plain tiff.
w. L. Costlev left last week for
Asotin, Washington, where he will
remain for several months. He
may decide to spend later part Of
the winter in Arizona.
Chas. Austin, who has been visit
ing at the Nash home for some
time past, left the first of the week
for Lewiston. After short stay
in that city he will return to his
home in Iowa.
Seth Lewis and wife of Usage,
Iowa, arrived Saturday for visit
at the home of Atty. Gilmore.
Mr.. Lewis is here looking the
country over with view to pur-
chasing before returning east.
Harry Davis, q Lewiston cattle
buyer, is in the city this week. As
there are plenty Of cattle in this
section to sell, he will probable
get load or as many as he desires
if the prices are right.
John Thompson, a rancher Of
near Boise, is here looking over
the country with view to locating
il he can find what he wants. He
made q wise choice when he came
to Idaho county to locate.
Mrs. F. w. Finch and children,
who have been making their home
with relatives here for some time
past, left the first of the week for
Spokane to join their husband and
father, An employee Of the Northern
Pacific railway.
i w. f. Crisman of the Clear.
water country, was q countyseat
visitor yesterday. He came in to
pay his taxes and found them
plenty high enough. Things are
quiet over his way at the present.
Ed. Chase prosperous rancher
living north of Grangeville, was in
town the last of the week. He il
feeding q bunch OF cattle this win.
ter and states he looks for contin.
ued advances in the stock market
until the old prices are reached
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Overmau
returned from their honeymoon
trip this week. This excellent
young couple will take up their
residence in the country home pre-.
pared by the groom in the Tolo
district.
Mr.. Robinson, ("Fuzzy") of the
firm OF Bailor & Robinson, left
Tuesday, to spend the holidays al
his home in Oaksdale, Oregon. He
expects to be gone a week or ten
days and will visit Spokane before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Graves and
daughter, Miss Josie Graves, re-
turned this week from Kentuckey
to their home in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves have spen,
several months in the Bluegrass
state, their old home. Miss Grave,
has been gone something like 8
year.
W. L. Workman, who ranches
ten miles north Of this city, on
the reservation, made the Free
Press a pleasant call when in town
Saturday. Mr.. Workman disposed
OF good bunch of hogs just before
the drop to the present low price
but still has considerable of bunch
he is feeding. He says he expects
the hog market to get back to si1
cents before long. Like many other
rsnchers he is holding his wheat
for better prices.
Atty. Fogg Of Lewiston ID in
town this week ON business.