Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-30


few days in Spokane on business.
Bert Morris Of northwest Of
town, was in the city the first Of
the week.
w. e. Chrisman Of the Clearwater
country, made this Office pleasant
call Tuesday.
DR.. Campbell reports the birth
Of . baby girl at the home OF
Robert Dunlap.
S. Pickering who has been here
in the interest OF the Pacific Phone
Co., left Monday.
The mail will leave for the rail-
road at 5 O'Clock in the morning
from now on and will close at nine
Of the evening before.
Chas. Sallee is in charge OF the
Root lumber yard this week on &C.
count of the sick ness OF Geo. John
son, the regular man.
Judge Vineyard has been ex-
periencing an attack OF the grippe
this week but we are glad to re-
port he is now recovering.
8. ]. Foster, of the leader, who
WAS called to Black we'll, Oklahoma,
by the illness Of his mother, will
return the last Of the week.
8. D Hoover, travelling passenger
and freight agent for the Burling-
ton, was in this city Tuesday look
ing up business for his line.
Mrs. Stanley Hodgen is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander, Of this city, during Mr..
Hodgen's absence in Canada.
A sensational divorce case will
be tried at this term of court and
the crimes the defendant is being
charged with are Of the most re-
voting nature.
w. Il. Holly Of the Big Buffalo
Store, who has been very i'll for
the past several weeks, is recover
ing rapidly and will be at the store
in few days.
Manager Wilson OF the Pacific
States Phone Co., is spending q
few days in Spokane. D. E. Brooks
Of Lewiston has charge Of the local
Office during his absence.
B. Wealding returned Friday
from Spokane where he has been
ON short visit. He will leave in
several weeks for California where
he is interested in real estate.
Cotton wood has constructed
4, 400 feet Of sidewalk during the
past year, collected $645 in licen-
ses, $345.85 in finos and $114.45
for stock impounded and dog tax.
Mrs. Mary Ludlow and little
daughter, have concluded their
visit with Mrs. Ludlow's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Ingram, and
departed for their home in Nam pa.
Fred Noyes has completed the
remodeling of the Palm Bar and is
now busy putting an addition on
the residence Of Editor Carpenter.
A kitchen and bath room are be-
ing added.
Presiding Elder Sykes preached
an interesting sermon at the M. E.
church Wednesday evening. Later
he will 60 to Whitebird where a
number OF new members will be
taken into the church.
| w. K. Cole and Lee Wann left
this week for q visit with relatives
in the east. Mr.. Cole will 90 d.
rect to Missouri and Mr.. Wann to
bic old home in Arkansas. Both
are among Idaho county's best citi-
zens.
Miss Msble Sweet who has been
very i'll at her home in this city,
has sufficiently recovered 80 rs to
permit her departure in the near
future, for Moscow to again take
up her work in the University.
The w., 0. w. Camp No. 2O6
and Circle, No. 16O will give a
social and supper at the 1. O o. F..
hall Monday evening, Feb 3. Sup.
per will be served at $50 D m. All
w. o. WIS aud their families are
expected to be present.
James Eldrigc and mining man
from the east, who have been in
the Hump for the past four weeks,
came out last week. Jim says it
has showed every day for the past
month and some four feet OF the
beautiful covers the ground.
/ Editor O'Donnell, of the Noun
tsineer, came up from Kooskia
Monday and spent Tuesday n this
city. O'Donnell gets out one of
the best country papers on the
Clearwater and unders tands the
newspaper game all through.
| In spite OF the low prices con-
siderable number of hogs are being