Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-02-27

w. A. Hussman, Of Keuterville,
is in town today.
o. c. Lapp Of Sites, was in the
city last week on business.
Marion Kramer, . mining man Of
Lucille, is in the city this Week.
J. H. Vicory, an old time friend
hf the Free Press, called while in
town today.
Messers. G. ]. Munson and @. A.
Fisher Of the land com mission, are
in the city today.
Henry Johnson has gone to
Spokane to look after property in
terests in Opportunity.
Mrs. J. W. Billups, who has
been visiting with friends at Pa
louise City, has returned.
J. Edie Stewart, manager of the
Mt. Marshall Mining & Milling Co.,
is here from Resort this week.
Mrs. f. E. Hanna will leave
this week for visit with relata-
tives and friends in Garden Plains,
Missouri.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will give q free tea at the Revere
hotel the Saturday before st.
Patrick's Day.
Chas. Stevens Of the Tolo coun.
try has gone to Spokane to look
at the surrounding country as has
also Walter Fray.
Mrs. Allie Baker has sold her
ranch Of 100 acres, located two
miles west of town, to Chas. Mur-
ply, of Spokane.
Mrs. Twillegar, an aged lady,
passed away at the Twillegar home
Tuesday afternoon. The RENAME
will be seipped to her former home
at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
The Methodist Sunday School
will give library social at the
Methodist Parsonage, Thursday,
March 9th, for the benefit OF the
Sunday school library.
Rancher Hagan of near White
Bird, was in the city making pur-
chases of supplies among which
was 500 worth OF barbed wire
bought of the Big Buffalo to b.
used in fencing.
| G. E. Brinkman who ia interest.
ed in mines on the Snake river
passed through this city the last oil
the week enroute to Philadelphia
where he will spend several week.
in a business way.
Hogan the barber, says he hat
received dozen of Rhode Island
Reds from fancier Of that state
and claims he has the finest in the
poultry line on Camas Prairie. But
then Hogan gets excited when be
talks of chickens.
II Announcements have been re.
ceived by Grangeville friends of the
marriage of Roy w. Crosby and
Miss Emily Aiken. The wedding
occurred at Oakland, Calf, from
which city they will take passage to
Shanghai, China, their future
home.
M. Reese Hattabaugh left the
first of the week for Boise to at
tend the meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee being ht Id
in that city today. This committee
will name the dates and places OF
holding the two coming conven.
tions.
F. M. Mitchell, the White Bird
electric light man, was in town
Tuesday, He says the hills are
beginning to grass out and spring
is upon them. The probabilities
are that before another spring rolls
by that prosperous little town will
have a large Touring mill.
II The Clearwater Fruit Growers
Association was organized at Sites
recently. 1t started out with q
membership Of fifty and will take
in the territory from the mouth Of
the Lolo to the upper Clearwater
sections. Much good should result.
II +. M. Brannick, general mana.
ger Of the Studerbaker's North.
west branch, located at Portland
passed away last Saturday. De.
ceased was we'll known to the
western trade and was q man
with many friends. 1. C. Hatta-
haugh of this city was . close
friend of his and speaks in the
highest terms Of the gentleman.
Many people have responded to
our requests for settlements of SUBJ
scription accounts. This is not a
matter of choice with US but is q
late ruling OF the post Office de-
partment and we must live up to
it. Come in and assist US by pay
ing up.
William Cash, who recently sus-
/ tainod ininrioa En- h;s foot thronnh