Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-04

Ben and Tom Lsrge OF the Sal.
mon river country, were in
Grangeville the past week. This
is the boys first visit to Grange
vile and naturally they found
many things Of interest.
Chester Markham Of Spokane il
here for a brief visit with bis par.
ents. Mr.. Markham has Q lucra.
tive position with the Spokane
Paint and Oil Co., being head
clerk Of the wall paper department..
Bad sick headaches, biliousness
or constipation are quickly relieved
by DeWitt's Little Early Risers
Small pill, sure pill, safe pill
prompt and pleasant in action.
Sold by Right Dug Store.
Lloyd Fem, of Kooskia, and
Fritz Lundstrom, OF Lewiston, are
in the city visiting their friend Ed
Sempert. Both Of the young men
are base ball enthusiasts and will
remain until after the three days
Independence celebration.
Rev. Z. E. Van Vert will preach
at the M. E. church the coming
Sunday both morning and evening.
Rev. VanWert was secrertay OF
our Y. M. G. A. here and doubt
less his congregation will be .
large one.
The board of county commission.
ers will meet Monday, July 8. All
bills due from the county should
be presented to the Auditor not
later than Saturday July 6, to in
sure the board passing upon them
this session.
A cloud burst is reported to have
occurred at Ferdinand Thursday OF
last week. It is said the water
was sixteen inches deep on some
Of the streets six feet deep where
Woods Gulch empties int, Lawyers
Canyon.
DR.. H. v. Riggs and wife re-
turned Tuesday from q several
weeks trip to Marshfield, Ore. He
saw u. A. Bonebrake and wife,
who formerly lived here, and says
they have entirely recovered their
health.
w. f. Travis, of Portland, Ore. :,
general manager OF the Idaho
Trans POI tation company's stage
lines in Idaho, was in the city this
week accompanied by Ben Travis,
who has been checking up the Of
fees Of this company in north
Idaho for the past four years.
In the story printed in these COL
umus some few weeks past regard
ing the killing of twenty-six "var-
mints" at the Cowgirl ranch, we
since learn the killing occurred
not at the out buildings OF this
place but at an out building on the
OLD Kline ranch.
James Eldridge and wife are out
from Concord and will remain un-
til after the celebration. He says
the Jumbo mill has been running
on good ore for the past three weeks.
Forty men are now employed in
the Jumbo mine and fifteeh in the
Cracker Jack.
Charles Ssllee Of Joseph Plains
came over the first OF the week
and will remain for the summe,
working at the Root sawmill near
here. Indications are bright for
bumper crop he says and the spring
grain over there looks much better
than that around these parts.
The victims of Tom Eagan2 are
reported as progressing nicely this
week. And by the way the name
OF the young lady who was shot is
Hilga Ericsson and not Carlson as
was generally understood. She is
a half sister to the boy, Oscar
Carlson.
I. Pogue came IN from Fiddle
Creek the first OF the week to meet
his sister and mother who came
from Spokane and will spend the
summer ut the Pogue ranch down
there. Mr.. Pogue reports stock as
in the best OF condition and the
prospects for q success full year are
fiattering.
A cleansing, clean, cooling, sooth.
ing healing household remedy is De-