Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-04-04
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and vi.
entity

Bertsch for bargains, OF course.
Buell. Jarrett was up from the
Clearwater placers Saturday.
Go to Bertsch's timing and
plumbing shop for repair work.
w. Irwin, though gradually re-
covering from his recent illness, ie
still confined to his home.
P. Murphin, who resides over
across Mill Creek, On the Clear.
water, is in town this week.
John Schrom and Henry L. Ew.
ing, two prominent farmers living
north of the city were in on bust.
ness Saturday.
The showing Of Spring Millinery
In tailored and dress hats in the
most authoritative styles at the
Parlor Millinery. Mrs. White. 43tf
Tam Vincent left the frat Of the
week for old Mexico TO spend y few
months among the Mexicsns and,
incidentally, look for . fortune.
Mr.. A. 8. Hardy and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Reed entertained q number Of
lady friends vt . very clever and
pleasant party at Mrs. Hardy's
homo Monday afternoon.
Fred Carpenter, formerly Of
Denver, arrived in the city Satur-
day from Wardner, Idaho, where
he has been located for some
months.
Miss Sadie Stockton arrived in
the city Saturday for q short
Easter vacation with her parents
and friends. She is attending the
university at Moscow.
Edward Chase, . prosperous
rancher was In Grangeville the
last Of the week trading with
the local merchants. Mr.. Chase
has some forty head Of hogs he is
isttening for market.
81. Southland, the merchant
prince Of Lucille, up ON the Sal
mon river, was in the city the last
Of the week on business. He re-
ports conditions promising all
along the Salmon.
The monthly meeting Of the fire
company will be held at the usual
place next Thursday evening at
which time the annual election OF
officers will take place. Full A.
tendance IL desired.
Henry I. Murray, Jr., is to take
charge of the meat market for.
merly conducted by his father and
will have the place open for
business soon. Henry is known
~ . very proficient butcher.
Fred Tamm, who farms half
section northeast of Grangeville,
was q Tuesdays caller at the Free
Press Office. Mr.. Tamm says he
has been In many states but the
country around Grangeville is the
best yet.
Rev. d. G. Sanderson will
preach at both services at the M.
e. church Sunday. Morning theme:
"Christ in You," evening subject,
''The Battle of Life" A cordial
welcome to everybody. Special
music in the evening.
w. L. Grummons, of Winona.
called while in town the first OF
the week. Mr.. Grummons reports
fall wheat as looking fine and says
this lateness Of the spring will not
retard the planting Of this years
crop to the extent that Il is
claimd.
The warm rains Of the past
week have greatly advanced the
growth Of vegetation of all kinds
in these parts, and with few dry
days gardening will commence
in good earnest. The outlook for
. bumper crop OF fall wheat was
never brighter.
81. J. Rothlisberg, . we'll known
resident Of Camas Prairie residing
north Of Denver, was in the city
the first Of the week. He says
that everything points to good
crop in his section this year. School
starts there next week, with Harry
Mc0rew - teacher.
Rev. Gabriel Sykes, OF Walla
Walla, WASH. presiding elder of
this district, delivered On excep-
tionslly strong sermon at the
Methodist church last Sunday even.
ing. Both the morning and even
ing services at the church were
very appropriate.
Four lectures ct the Catholic
Church In April. LIST Sunday, Gall.
lee, or the Church and Science.
End Sunday, Inquisition, or the
Church and Intolerance. 3rd,
Reformation, or the Church and
the Bible. 4th Sunday, France
fighting Christ. Rev. A. n. Billiau.
ANAno R<uN0ns~