Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-17
Items of Interest to
~drangeville and Vi
entity

Money 70 loan, Geo. M. Reed.
Usual services will be held .,
tho Baptist Churce next Sunday.
Ora Rice lie confined to his room
with . severe case Of rheumatism.
He is seriously i'll. John Mul.
link is caring for him at present.
For 6ale:--We have several show
cases to dispose Of as soon as posi-.
BILE. Iron stands to match. Will
dispose Of them at factory prices.
The Right Drug Store.
Oscar NJ. Jones and Miss Char.
lotte A. Shinn were granted a
marriage license, Tuesday. They
are both highly respected young
people living at Garfield.
E. e. Espey came up the first Of
the week from Portland. He will
probably 60 down to Lewiston in a
few days to remain there indefinit-
ely.
John w. Fleetwood, of the
Denver FIGURING Mills, was in the
city on business the last OF the
week. Mr.. Fleetwood is one Of
the best millers in the county.
John Pearson came out from
Bear Creek and other points in she
hills, Monday. He had been in to
summon witnesses for the Knudson
murder case, which comes up at
the court house today.
The Office rooms of the second
floor Of the new Alexander &
Freidenrich building are ready for
occupancy and will probably all be
rented in q few weeks. They are
the finest Of the kind in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bonebrake
are to entertain the $500" club at
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Wood, tomorrow night. The mem.
bers Of the club look forward to an
extremely pleasant evening.
Floyd L. Smith, Of the Lewiston
Teller, was in the city yesterday,
ON business connected with his
paper. He informs US that L. G.
Bradley has disposed Of his inter-
ests in the Teller. Bradley is we'll
known here.
James Pearson has resigned his
position at the Standard News
Office and went down to Whitebird
the first Of the week for q brief
vacation. II. G. Sasse, a printer
from Charleston, WASH, is the new
foreman at the Office.
Chas. P. Wright, president of
the United Placers company. passed
through town the last of the week
from Portland on his way to the
property at Lucille. w.
e. Breford, q mining man OF Houl-
ton, Oregon, accompanied him.
Arrangements for the big gra nd
hall to be given by the Modern
Woodmen Of America are coming
along fine. Gillett's full orchestra
has been engaged to furnish thu
music for the occasion. The affair
promises to be the banner social
event Of the season.
The Firemen of the city had
planned on second annual ball
Tor the night OF January 25th.
The Get-Together club had arrang-
I'd for their big time on that date
70 the Firemen agreed to postpone
their dance. 1t will be given some
time later in the season,
"Kid' Barker, who gained lot
81 notoriety recently in a shooting
scrape over in Washington, broke
Jail last week and up-to-date has
not been recaptured. He was con-
lined in the Jail at Prosser, Wash
Ington. Blood hounds have been
put on his trail.
DR.. g. s. Stockton reports the
following births for the week: To
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kerr, last Sun.
lay . boy; to Mrs. Claud Parish,
Monday, q boy; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hauntz, Tuesday, q boy.
As will be noticed, all are bows. |
They are q fine lot Of youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mclean and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bickford will
cave the first of the week for
Mullan, Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean will probably locate there |
or the future. Mr.. Bickford will |
cave his draying outfit here, until
10 decides whether or not he shall
ocate there permanently.
Clyde Hamill and family left the
irst Of the week for Charleston,
where they will locate for the
nture. Mr.. Hamill expects to en-
age in the butchering business
here. Mr.. Hamill's public sale.
leld at the ranch north OF town
at Friday, was one of the best
ales Of the winter.
Al the meeting Of Company G
t their Armory Tuesday night the
GLOWING board of directors was