Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-01-14

Lewiston the last OF the week on
legal business.
Miss Haily, who teaches the
seventh and eighth grades, treated
her pupils to sleigh ride Tuesday
evening.
Mont Jones returned Tuesday
from Spokane and other outside
points where he has been for the
past several months.
Miss Mabel Munro, one of the
leading teachers of this county, will
leave Friday for the Doumucq
Plains where she is teaching school.
Don't forget the Yeomen dance
and supper at the Armory, January
81, 1909. The best of all. Riggs
orchestra. Souvenir programs. 32-3
w. A. Patterson returned the
first Of the week from Spokane and
other outside points. Mrs. Pat
terson will remain in Lewiston Tor
some time, the guest OF friends.
A passenger from Elk tells OF
meeting eleven loads of freight be-
tween the Mt. House and Switch
back the first of the week. Mr..
Business man, make a note OF this.
There is considerable snow in
the Whitebird and Salmon river
country and it is stated if the same
remains long on the ground it will
make it hard on the stock out on
range.
Mark Howe reports the closing
of the sale of the business lot OPP
posite the school house to Mr. Ash
by, the Lewiston gentleman who
purchased the Second Hand store
last week.
Some unknown man entered the
home OF Treasurer Frank Rice
Monday evening but did no dam
age outside Of turning on the water
and thus causing the pipes to freeze
and burst.
A car of sand was pushed off the
"Y' by the switch engine in the
local yards Tuesday morning. No
one was hurt but the brakeman
made high dive and floundered
around some in the snow.
R. K. Hotchkiss has been recon-
mended for the appointment of
superintendent of the soldiers
home located at Boise and the
chances of him receiving The APP
pointment are favorable.
The young men of the Denver
neighborhood will give dance in
the hall at Denver, Friday evening
February 5. Yates orchestra will
furnish the music and big supper
will be served at the Denver hotel.
1t will be masquerade and prizes
will be given.
Prof. Greenongh ard Atty.
Charles Mcdonald returned the
last OF the week from Spokane and
other outside points where they
have been on business trip.
While in Spokane they had the
pleasure of hearing several sermons
by the Rev. Sunday.
Landlord Howe of the Arlington
will surrender his lease this week
and devote his attention to the real
estate business. We will all miss
the genial face of Mark and another
field will have to be selected as the
BATTLE ground of things politiea
and topics of the day.
Sheriff Byron has appointed Elk
Sheriff Brown and Henry Randall
as his deputies and at the sugges
ton of Mr. Byron the salaries 0
the deputies was increased from
$75 a month to ninty and it look
as though man would earn ever,
cent of it in Idaho county, especial
ly the field deputy.
Some of the residents of the cit
are being bothered by a "PeepinI
Tommy. Whether it is male 0
female who is INDUCING in the vii
practice is not known at the pres
emit time but the chances are some
one will be picked up some of thes
fine nights. A good, big load {
buckshot would help some.
Mrs. M. Reace Hattabaugh wi
give sacred concert at the Baptis
church during the last week i
January. She will be assisted b
the best local talent in the city an
this will be rare treat to I'll
music lovers of this city. The prt
ceeds will be turned over to til
funds of that denomination.
J. j. Thompson, Photographic
was forced to move on account
Mr.. Hancock moving his buildin.
and all work that has not bee
called for can be found at his res
dence in the rear of j. n. Oliver
blacksmith shop. Those who wal
good photos it will pay you to wa
until | open up my new place.
The Lyric Theater, which is b.
ing conducted by Mr.. Edward