Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-05-16
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
entity.

l.. Vineyard went down to Boise
last week on business.
Barley for sale near Denver;
slightly damaged. A. F. Par.
ker. agent. 49tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt L. Crosby
are in Pullman this week for few
days visit.
w. l.. Farnsworth, OF Cotton
wood, was a county seat visitor a
few days this week.
Evan Evans came up from Lof
Angeles the first OF the week for a
business visit in the city.
Rev. d. G. Sanderson will preach
at Milt Spring school house on
Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Ask leading real estate firms for
list of lands and prices on farms
owned by Craig L. Spencer. 50tl
Mrs. Maude Mattheison. oil
Cottonwood, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. & Mrs. Marion Williams.
The Alexander Freidenrich Com,
pany has put into service their de.
livery outfit. Pearl Wright is the
driver.
Robert White and J. II. Robin.
con are at Moscow this week az
jurors at the session of the federal
court there.
just received supply oil
Shepherds medicines and Bliss
Native Herb tablets at Homer f..
MattesOn's. Soft
Levi Castle, Captain Co. "H."
lst Idaho, in the late war with
Spain, has been granted a pension
Of 1928 per month.
Rev. J. T. Wallis, of White
Bird, passed through Grangeville
enroute home from a short trip ia
Lewiston the last of the week.
For sale, a first class hack
young milk COW and d 12-inch stub
bic pillow. Enquire OF N. S. Morse, al
old Mclean place, l mile south OF
town. 5O-51*
Some of the best bargains on
Camas Prairie are found in the
list Of lands owned by Craig L.
Spencer. Enquire of the leading
real estate firms. 5Oti
The tennis club members have
provided some very satisfactory
grounds for the enjoyment OF this
popular game near DR.. Stockton's
residence.
George Lopez is out from the
Bear Creek country this week on
business. He reports prosperity
in general at the mines of tina,
country.
| W. II. Casady, grand chancellor
OF the X. of P. of Idaho, re.
turned yesterday from q tour o.
visitation to the different lodges Of
the state. He reports very
pleasant trip.
DR.. H. V. Riggs left the first OF
the week to join his wife at Marsh
field, Oregon, where they will visit
until July LIST. They have rela.
tives and friends there and expect
a very enjoyable visit.
Next Sunday morning Rev.
Sanderson will preach special
sermon. Subject, "Some things
which are already proved" There
will be no evening service on &C
count of the school exercises.
Thomas Surridge and Geo. Rem.
ner were visiting the county seat
from Harpster last Saturday. They
report much travel into the Elk
City camp, and conditions gener-
ally prosperous throughout the
Clearwater country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown
and daughters, Edna and Zelma,
will leave tomorrow for Lewiston.
Mr.. Brown will go on to Boise to
attend the Bankers State Conven.
ton there next week, and the
family will remain in Lewiston for
a two weeks visit.
Since the new city administration
went into office a change has been
made in the hours OF duty on the
police force. j. B. Adams, the
chief of police has charge from
noon until midnight and S. T.
Holsclaw is on duty from midnight
till noon. The members of the
force appreciate the charge.
Fred Suren, graduate of the
city schools, who is at present at
tending Gonzaga college at Spo-
kane has been selected as one of l6
students to compete in an orator.
cal contest at the college June 8.
Mr.. Suren is known as very
proficient speaker and is one OF
Grangeville's most promising young
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