Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-01-07
Mark Howe spent day Of this
week in Vollmer.

hGtN iOES VI A<oWACtoh wac -
the city the first OF the week.
The Palm saloon closed its doors
this week, the license having ex.
pred.
J. Frank Simms was in Spokane
the last of the week on matters o
business.
James Pearson left the first d
the week for Portland where he il
taking course in dentistry.
Harry Baker of Clearwater
made this Office a substantial call
while in the city last Saturday.
DIR. Riggs, who has been confined
10 his home for the past week IL
able to be at his Office this week.
Miss Viola Holmes returned the
arst of the week from Spokane
where she spent the holidays at the
Dalzell home.
Robert Mcconnell brought out
fifty head Of hogs from his ranch
on Mill creek Saturday and sold
them to local buyers.
Misses Hazel VanPool and Lulu
Bridgeman and Master Heman
NanPool were the guests of Cotton
wood friends Saturday and Sunday.
The Eimers- Wood Co. sold to
Hockersmith, the liveryman, ine
two seated carriage this week. II
is the famous Vellie make and
couldn't be finer.
The express Office has been moved
in the room formerly occupied by
the Palm saloon. This gives the
company the much needed room
and better quarters.
At the big l. O. 0. #, dance hello
at Whitebird by that order on New
Years eve over IS tickets were
sold and neat sum realized by the
local lodge of that order.
The Mulnix candy store has dis
continued business. However Mr.
Mulnix will continue to manufac
tnre his famous CONNECTIONS anC
place them on sale in the loca
stores.
The hunting party composed o
Messers. Harris, Foster, Gilmore
DeArmond and Smith returned
Saturday. Foster and DeArmonC
each succeeded in killing dec
but the other members failed t
bag any game.
T. f. Edwards, for many year,
foreman of the Free Press Office
was in the ci6y the first of the weel
preparing to open an electric
theater in the near future. Mr.
Edwards has been located at CoeuI
d. Alene for some time past, con
Quoting firstclass theatre.
The Mckenzie and Moore COM
pany will open an engagement herr
Saturday night, January 8 and re
main for three nights. Manage
Cohen says it is good compan,
and the people need not hesitate il
attending II they want to see frs
class plays. Remember the dates
Theo. Kruse Of Cottonwood wa
in this city the last of the week oil
his way to Spokane where he will
reside for the future. Mr.. Krus
is a firstclass young man who ha
been in the employment of Brus
of Cottonwood for the last fy
years. He says Mr.. Brust is on
of the finest men he ever worke,
for.
Messers. George Behean AM
Seth Jones were up from White
bird the first of the week to orde
bills for the big banquet and bal
the stock men are to give at tina
place on Friday evening, Januar,
%. There will be excellent music
smooth floor, big banquet at tn
Newman house and a general eoot
time. Better remember the dat
and be there.
g. W. Nallem, a cattleman o
Forest, passed through the cit,
Sunday on his way home frou
Whitebird where we was attendin,
session of the Salmon River Cat
tie Breeders Association. Will,
on account of the inclement wealth
err the attendance was slim mucl
interest was taken and subjects o
interest to stockmen were thorough
ly discussed.
Louis Weber closed deal thi
week whereby he becomes owner @
what is known as the John Riggin
ranch, a place of 100 acres fiv
miles north of town. The plac
adioins Mr.. Webber's presen
ranch and now gives him la
acres of as fine a land as lays out
doors. Mr.. Webber has been her
many years and says he has IN
limited faith in Camas Prairie.
Karl Riedelsberger; the grea
Prnssian violinist and lecturer, wi
give violin lecture concert at til