Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
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Jesse Swan Of Harpster is in the
city today.
E. s. Walker, of Resort, is in
the city today.
A fine lunch all day Saturday at
Thompson & McMarsin's Bar.
w. Harrah, OF Freedom, was q
county seat visitor last week.
Miss 10 Wasmund has gone to
Lewiston for an indefinite stay.
Remember the big lunch Satur-
day at Thompson & McMartin's
Bar.
Mrs. w. 81. Williams and son
are visiting with relatives in Spo-
kane.
From now on free lunch will be
served all hours Of the day at the
Club Bar.
Mrs. Frank Rice returned Fri
day from visit with relatives at
Athol, Idaho.
Curtis Greene of Cotton wood, an
employe Of the Forest Service, is
in the city today.
Hermon Won Bargen, q prosper
GUS farmer of near Denver, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steint eiser
left yesterday for Spokane and will
be gone few days.
A. H. McGrew, one of Idaho
county's prosperous ranchers, was
in the city Monday.
Saturday, at the Thomp son &
McMartin bar, the finest lunch in
the city.
Chas. Waldum of Knott, il in
tee city receiving medical treat
ment from DR.. Stockston.
John Jack returned last night
from Wenatchee, Wn., where be
has been visiting his brother.
Pete Ready returned from Spok-
ane last night where he was re-
ceiving treatment for his eyes.
The mother of Henry Hesterman
passed away the first of Septem-
Der in Germany. The news was
received several DAYS AGO bv the
bereaved son.
Ed. Meyer, who lives northwest
of town, was badly bruised up by
having load of wood fall on him
yesterday. 1t is hoped it will not
result seriously.
Martha Sempert has completed
her term of school in the Clear
water district and will enter the
state university at the beginning OF
the next semester.
Miss Ina Adams is in charge OF
Nez Perez phone Office in this
city during the absence of Miss
Ingram, who was seriously injured
Sunday evening by fall.
The Elk City-stites telephone
line has been completed is now in
working order. Service from this
city to Elk is now possible and the
line lie in firstclass condition.
X. Roby, who ranches south of
town, made this Office q substantial
call when in today. He and his
brother run hay baler and this
summer baled something like 500
tons of timothy.
! John M. Taylor, we'll known
young rancher of Wbitebird and
Miss Winnifred Neill, for q time a
teacher in the schools OF that town,
were united in marriage at Villisca.
Iowa, the home of the bride, re-
Gently. The young couple will be
at home to their friends at White
bird in few days.
Andrew Granstom, who conduct.
ed . tailoring shop here for the
past several years and which he
recently sold to Nick Dilly, left
the first of the week for Spokane.
Andrew is good tailor and has
built up an excellent trade in this
city but on account of the condi.
tions of his health was compelled
to dispose of it and seek q more
agreeable climate.
The parties from Bellineham
who made the big land purchase
here the first of the week, have re-
turned to their homes. Messers.
Hatch and Holman will return in
few weeks with their families and
take up their residence on the Tur.
ner farm, which they will ranch
the coming year. Mr.. Pangborn
will reside in this city and probably
60 in business with an established
firm.