Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-05-30
items Of Interest to

E1ro INSURANCE. Brown q kee0.
Carpet felt and dsadening felt u
Earl Woods. SIT
| A one-half interest in merry-go.
round for sale. Inquire of Mrs
L. L. Phillips. 62-3
J. L. @. McCahery was in the
city the last of the week on bis way
to Elk City.
i w. r. Vanwert, Of Lewiston,
was up few days this week for q
short business visit.
Miss Mona Jean Nickel left the
first OF the week for . month
visit with friends 1t Lewiston.
For Sale-A number OF Jersey
milch COWS. All giving milk and
OF good stock. J. B. Sloan, Grange.
vile. 52-54*
A. ]. Bracket, of the White
Bird Independent, was up from the
Salmon river town the last OF the
week.
Otto Cowling and Ralph viii.
liams left the first OF the week for
the new town OF Vollmer where
they have employment for . time.
Wsnted-One two year old Dur.
ham bull, must be good stock, give
particulars and state price. Floyd
Moore. Harpster Idaho. 52*
Rev. Denheardt, formerly OF
this city, now Of Charleston,
preached to . largo congregation
ct the Episcopal church Sunday.
Misses Mae and Winifred Neill
left the first OF tho week for their
homo at Villisca, Iowa. They
will probably remain there in the
future. u
The front OF the Grabski build.
ing on west Main street was
painted this week. The appear.
ance Of tho structure 10 greatly i'm
proved.
Geo. A. Smith, the efficient fore
man Of the Free Press Office, went
over to Moscow the last of the
week for short visit with his wife
and little daughter.
John DeHaven, . son of Judge
James DeHaven, arrived in the
city the last Of the week for . short
visit. He has been employed at
numbering near Winchester.
We have . very fine selection Of
hand made harness and saddles.
The largest display this side of
Portland. Give us . call. Prices
right. Big Buffalo Cash Store.
George Killmer and wife, of near
Lowe, were in Grangeville trading
the first OF the week. Mr.. K;!i-
mer reports fine prospects for .
large wheat crop and says there
will DO IN abundance OF small
fruit.
The Alexander Freidenrich com.
psny received their new delivery
wagon and harness last week and
are using the outfit every day. 1t
is up 70 the usual high standard
maintained by the other features
Of this popular store.
Mrs. Ed Abrahamson and Miss
Hazel T0ye went down to Sites
the first OF the week to visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B.
Toye. Miss Hazel will remain all
summer, while Mrs. Abrahamson
expects to return In q week or two.
The tennis grounds in the south.
west part Of the city are in fine
shape now and some good games
are being played. Several new
players have joined the club re-
GENTLY and expert talent will prob.
ably be developed before the sum-
mer is over.
w. J. Harrah came out from his
home at Freedom the last of the
week. His two daughters, the
Misses Elbra and Violette, re-
turned homo with him Saturday 10
spend the summer at home. They
will return here Ut the opening Of
school next fall.
Mise Eunice NJ. Atkins, one of
the efficient instructors in the hiQh |
school, left last week for . SUM- |
mer's visit ct her home in Elk |
River, Mimi. Miss Atkins has
been teaching in the city schools |
Tor the past five months and her
work has been highly satisfactory. !
Will Crawford and wife, OF
5weetwater, were visiting friends
md relatives In the city this week.
Mrs. Crawford is . sister Of Miss
Amy johnson, Of the claes OF 'O7.
md Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford came
up to attend the graduating exer-
,ises. Mr.. Crawford 10 EMPLOYED
With the V0llmer- Clearwater Grain
Jo., 1T Sweetwater. They will re-
urn homo the last of the week.
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