Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-02-07
Personal r1ention
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@. A. Parsons is up to SPOKANE
this week on business.
Carlos G. Call il . new EN-.
ploye ut the Steam laundry.
VIM. Won Berge returned the
last of the week from q short bust
mess trip to Spokane.
E. s. Spooner expects to leave
the first of the week for East Spo.
kane where he has property inter.
ests.
Miss Ella Moore left the first oil
the week for Portland to purchase
. large stock of spring and summer
millinery.
Miss Bloom Taylor, one Of the
most popular teachers Of the city
schools, was very i'll few days the
last Of the week.
A week from today lie st. Valen-
tines Day. Some very comic and
pretty valentines are displayed in
the different stores.
Geo. Beckman. Of Hickerson's
hardware store, was of duty .
couple Of days the last Of the week,
on account of sickness.
A special meeting Of the board
Of county commissioners is called
for February 18th. Important
business is to come before the ses.
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O'Connor, Of
Denver, were in the city the first
Of the week pstronizing the local
merchants and greeting their mauy
friends.
N. 8. Moore OF south OF town
called the first Of the week and left
. small local advertising some live
stock and other property he has
for eale.
]. B. Leeper, Of the Clearwater
district, was among the Free Press
callers Thursday. Mr.. Leeper is
assessor out in his parts and came
In to get supplies for his work.
e. w. Duffy came down from
Spokane the first Of the week to
remain indefinitely. He has spent
considerable time in Nevada since
leaving here several months ago.
Miss Eva Kennedy arrived the
first Of the week from Nelson, B.
G., for . visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P. Kennedy, of
Tolo. She will remain here in
definitely.
N. 8. Martin, Jr., has taken up
his duties an jsnitor at the court
house. 8. L. Cowan, who for
merly held the position will prob.
ably 60 to Boise on business in the
near future.
Wray M. Lewis will leave today
for Tekos, Washington, where he
has accepted q position in the o.
B. N. Office at that point. Mr.,
Lewis has had experience in this
line Of work and will, no doubt,
please his employers.
w. w. Brown, who has been
suffering for several days with
stomach trouble and rheumatism,
Ia slowly recovering at present
The little daughter, Zelma, ha.
also been i'll for some time.
I sincerely thank the many kind
friends and relatives for their sym
pathetic assistance in the service,
attending upon the death and bur.
ial Of my daughter, Esther Lillian.
ROBERT III. JONES.
II. @. johnson, q real "old
timer, having been in this coun-
try since 1861, q man whose early
experience during pioneer days
would make book Of interesting
reading, favored the Free Press
office with call the last Of the
week.
Wilbur E. Moore, formerly Of
Grangeville, but recently Of Lew
iston, has gone east to take charge
Of the official guide department
OF the jamestown exposition in
Virginia the coming summer. He
had charge Of similar work at the
Portland exposition.
w. H. Zumwalt and son, R. O.
Zumwalt were in the city the last
Of the week patronizing local mer-
chants. The former is an old time
resident Of these parts and spoke
Of the time when he used to cut
hay on the present site Of Grange
vile.
A big improvement is being
made in the interior of the Big
Buffalo cash store this week. The
groceries are being moved to the
side formerly occupied by the dry
goods department., while the dry
goods are being placed in the east
part of the building. The change
makes . decided difference in the
store.
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