Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-03-12

| Insurance. Carrots. Aft
| Fl. NJ. Goodhue of Spokane is in town
this week on business.
| Thomas Watson was in town this
week from his place across the Salmon
river.
! Murray Moore returned the first of
the week from business trip to Monta-
ma points.
All the new spring styles and crea-
tions at the Batty millinery. Call and
inspect them. 40
| DIR. Warner and sister, Miss Jessie
Warner, left the first of the week for
Portland where they will spend fort
night s vacation.
Ed Blake of Keuterville and H. G.
Quigley Of Ferdinand were couple of
visitors from the westside this week, at
tending the school trustees meeting
Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. Freidenrich came up from
Whitebird Tuesday to enjoy short
visit with friends and to attend We'd
nesday evenings session of the Eastern
Star lodge. She returned home today.
Ray Peason has purchased William
Wikoff's transfer outfit, Mr.. Wikoff
retaining his dray business. Mr.. Pear
son is delivering for local stores and
also does light transfer work for the
general public.
If you enjoy a hearty laugh, good
singing and dancing and funny Swede
play see Carl M. Dalton s big company
presenting cole Olson in Spiritland, -
at the opera house next Thursday even
ing, March 10Th.
The members of the G. l.. c. club and
few invited guests were royalty enter
tanned last Friday evening at the Coram
home. The evening was spent at cards
and at late hour delicious refresh
ments were served.
The case OF the state against Hubert
Buckingham and w. c. Brockman, on a
grand larceny charge for the alleged
theft of some cattle will be up before
Probate Judge DeHaven for a pre-
liminary hearing tomorrow.
We have snap 200 acre hog or cat.
tie ranch, with 100 acres under cult
walton, and 40 acres timber and pas
ture. Five-roOm house, barn, cellar,
daily mail, telephone and acres orch
ard. $35 per acre takes it; see M. l..
Ayers.
Two incorrigible lads were taken to
the state industrial school at st. An
thony by Mrs. Sophia Stantial. the pro.
baton officer, Tuesday morning One
OF the lads was Roy Orvis of the Den
yer section and the other Earl RYAN of
Whitebird.
1t is probable that the city schools
will enjoy vacation next week when
the move from the old to the new school
building is to be made. The students
have all agreed to assist in the shift
and it is thought that it will be accom-
plished in few days.
Camas Social Club No. 2 met with
Miss Emma vonBerge. A very nice
time was enjoyed by all The ladies'
gave banquet in honor of the l. O. O.
r. lodge last Saturday night which was
enjoyed very much. The next meet.
ing will be with Mrs. Edwin Nelson
March 9.
Mat Geary and Mart jackson have
gone to the Cove placer, eight miles
east OF Mt. Idaho, in the Big Cove, and
are busy repairing the flume and pipe
line and getting ready for spring work.
The property is now owned by Ben
Bunnell and Mat Geary and active
work will begin early and continue "a
long as the water holds out.
Fred Suren arrived on Wednesday
evenings train for few DAYS, visit |
in the city, to greet his many friends
and look after some matters of bus;.
ness. Fred is now practicing law at
Portland and his firm, Suren & Bern.
ard, has been connected up with some
mighty prominent cases in the past few
months in which they made a splendid
record. Fred is one of the most POM.
lar young men Of the several who spent
their boyhood days in Grangeville and
ms friends here are pleased to learn Of
his rapid rise in his chosen profession