Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-03-12
Jewelry repaired at Dunlap's

| G. w. Robinson, the piano
tuner il in town. Leave your
orders at Gibson & Allen. ALL
Gus Wright, the Whitebird
merchant, passed through the city
the first Of the week enroute to
Lewiston.
Mrs. Frank Richardson and
daughter, Lulu, are in Pullman,
being called there by the illness Of
. relative.
William Ingram has gone to the
Green River Hot Springs and will
attempt to conquer his old enemy,
rheumatism.
| ]. M. Robenette and wife of
Kooskia, who were called here on
court matters, returned to their
home Monday.
Mrs. Quillon has gone to Spok-
ane with her daughter, Mrs. Sits,
and will make her home there for
q short time.
Mrs. L. Duer, who has been
visiting friends on the Prairie, de-
parted Monday for her home in
Spokane.
Eli Weber, son of J. L. Web
Der Of near Denver, made this Office
substantial call while in town
the first Of the week.
S. C. Kurdy, formerly Of Cotton.
wood but now Of Walla Walla, is in
the city today. He expects to visit
his old home in Palestine, Syria,
about the first Of May.
X. NJ. Armstrong and wife, who
have been visiting at the home oil
Marshall Eames, left the first OF
the week for their home in North
Dakota.
Fred Noyes will 60 to work this
week npon q granery to be erected
by Aurthur McBoyle on his ranch
near the city. 1t will be 32x24
feet and built in the most conven.
lent manner.
John Maugg OF Keuterville, who
is serving on the jury, dropped in
Tuesday and advanced his sub.
scription another year. Mr..
Maugg conducts blacksmith shop
over there.
Frank Davis of Princeton, Calf.
who reside d in the Red Rock coun
try last fall, is here attending court.
He is now located near Sacramento
and says they are having May
weather down there.
Peter Turnbull, pioneer mining
man OF this county, passed away q
his home near John Day, Tuesday
night. Deceased has been q residen
Of the county great many years
and leaves q wife and several child
rem to mourn his loss.
There will be q Leap Yea
St. Patrick social at the Presbyteri
an church the evening Of Msrcl
17th.. You are invited. Every
thing will be provided for you
entertainment including the "Blar'
ney Stone" Admission 1Oc.
A. G. DeVlemming, who is re
cent arrival in this county. having
came here from Colorado and pur
chased . ranch near Denver, wa
in town the last of the week. H.
says this country looks good t,
him.
tits reported that thirty phone
graphs have been sold over the re
servation during the past week
Since the closing Of the saloons i,
is figured to make the evening short
for men who are forced to stay a
home.
Mr.. w. P. Wikoff has taker
charge Of the order departments q
the Big Buffalo store, having: serv
ed his time at the same place som,
time ago. His face will be remem
bered when he calls to take you
order for breakfast, dinner or sup
Per supplies. Al.
James Browning Of Whom,
called while in town Saturday ant
will read the Free Press the com
ing year. Mr.. Browning is on,
If the substantial ranchers Of thi,
county who has made neat sun
of money through his frugal in
,instry.
To the farmers and horsemen oil
this county, we would call atten
ton to the ad of VIM. Mulhall OF
near Denver in this issue of the
the Free Press. Mr.. Mulball hal
some OF the finest stations in tb.
county and il you desire the bes
in horses better not over look his
advertisements.
We have it from neighbors o
Cyrus Overman that ne is building
!, larg. chicken house or shei
COOP 4Ox3O feet, two stories. TIL,
frs, floor will be given away to tn,
Industrious hens aud the secDnt
tlor will be occupied mainly by
limb axan,.,s-- a,