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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE Winona. Everybody sud his brother are busy hauling away the large crop, W. A. Gronewald had pulled in his large threshing rig after a very successful run, D. L. Rosengranta wnh RK. Dr. Buckingham made a business trip to the county seat last week, Dr. F. A. Campbell was at Winona visitor last week. Miss Greeta Murch in visiting friends in Spokane, Mra. J. B. Casey, who was called to Winona by the illness and death of her husband, has returned to her home at Moscow. The families of J. A. Keller and F. A. Sprague have moved to Kooskia for the purpose of sdhool ing the children, Jamee Lambert has been visiting at the home of Joby McBoyle. ‘The boldest horse theft that has ever occured in Winona took place on last Sunday evening when two saddle horses belonging to Mr. J. Blackburn and Miss Fargo, and , which had been tied in front of the Farmers’ Store, were found to be missing. After a diligent search of several hours they were found tied in an unused barn about half suspected of the crime, one of them having confessed to complicity in the affair. For, Egelston in thinking seriously of petitioning the county commissioners of Idaho county to improve the roads between Winona and Denver, Mrss Gracie LaFrance is the proud possessor of a fine pony, purchased by her uncle from Mra. Mattox, Mixa Grace Fargo is visiting her hiead Mra. McCulley, at Kamiah, Jobo Martgen, Winona’s black duith, is the busiest man in town Dave Mitchell and wife have moved on the farm of J. A. Keller, for the winter. Felix Martzen, who has interests’ im Nez Perce as well as Winona, left for that place early Sunday morning, H. G. Murch, of the Farmers’ Store Co., im recovering from a serious attack of throat trouble, Otto Jacobson and Dan Hoover are busy harvesting the large era of Murphys’? raised on A. March's fine farm adjoining town. Miss Arlene Picket, who is con ducting a very successful school in the Laub district, spent Sunday with Mrs. D. L. Rosengrants, KK, P. Maxwell is the successor of D. L. Rosengrant. In the butcher shop, C. $8, Hunt and family are pre paring to move to their farm north of Winona. People of Winona are anxiously waiting for the wedding bella, which are expected to ring soon for two of our popular young people. C. H. Mundt is building a large machine shed in which he will shed two threshing rigs. Herman Sage, Winona's barber, has returned after a summer's absence. The measle epidemic is nearly over. The directors of the Winona school have as yet been unable to secure a teacher, M. T., Hastings and McGuire re turned yesterday with their cattle which were on the summer range near Elk City, Cottonwood. Ideal weather continues. Riley Dixon returned Monday from the late seasion of the Grand Lodge L. O. O. F. held at Caldwell. Judge Wolbert’s office now shows a representation of grains, grasses, fruits and vegetables that are pro duced in this county, and the showing is a good one, . D. Debetre, a newcomer from California, has purchased the Bick nell ranch near Ferdinand. The sale was made through Vincent Lorang, the live real estate dealer of our city. The hardy building is rapidly nearing completion and will soon be ready for occupancy, 8. R. Lib bey will take one store room and Robinson, the Aruggist the other, H. W. Stevenson, who lives near “Sugar Loaf’ on the Joseph Plains was in the city on Tuesday. The depot grounds are now ready for the tracks and buildings and the Inter will, no doubt, soon be under way. ' The showing made by Tdlaho county at the Lewiston Inter-State fair was a plainer to the inhabit ants of the “Orange Belt,’’ as they fondly imagined that they had a mortal cinch on all grains and fruits, and to have our county go down there and take away 21 or 22 prizes on grain and nearly paralyz ing them on fruits, wan revelation that they were not in any way pre pared for, and this too, the first feeble effort on the part of Idaho county to appear in any contest for supremacy, or even recognition, W. L. Brown has moved into his new home on the north side, lately purchased from W. M. Schil ler. As the harvest is practically lower the farmers are more in evi dence on our streeta. Attorney Duffy made a business trip to Ferdinand Monday. The German State bank is now ready for the roof, and will soon be the flat completed brick business ; home in the city. The N. P. Ry. Co. will not allow any buildings or structures to be rerected on their right-of-way in this city. Significant, is it not? John Hoene, who went from here to the Twin Falls region some time ago, and invested there, has sold out his holdings and returned to the city and purchased two late on Main street and will soon erect a building for a hardware store and machine shop. Show up a better or more proli fic country than Camas Prairie, if you can. It is a world theater for production, M. F. Fouche made a business’ trip to Ferdinand on Monday, re turning the same evening. Sam Goldstone returned from Lewiston on Sunday evening ac companied by the Misses Anna and Minnie Binnard, who had been visiting friends and looking over the Interstate fair. 8. J. Peterson, Elleworth D. Lamb, Louis Asker and J. A. Reed have a fine showing of fruits that is mighty hard to beat. E. D. Lamb has on exibition, some whopping big potatoes of which he has 20 tons. Our schools are in a flourishing condition and all seem well pleased with the able management of Mr. Adkinson our principal, Andrew Jorgenson, one of our up-to-date farmers, living 5 miles south of the city, has left in the fruit and grain display window of Judge Wolbert a fine sample of the wheat grown on his farm, just as taken from the thresher. A. J. Payne, the genial landlord of the hotel Cottonwood says that the display of grains and fruits at Lewiston, from Idaho county, was I truly wonderful and was an eye opener to all who saw it. Mr. Haskell the engineer in charge of the N. P. work, here, and ©.T. Staal have gone for short outing trip, leaving Sunday morning. What has become of the ‘Blue Law’ we mean the Sunday Rest Up Law, that would force all of the people, except a select law, to be ‘good?’ It is rumored that two of the Supreme Judges are of the opinion that it is unconstitutional, and one for it. We ought to know pretty soon, Program of Institute. The following in the program of the annual Teachers' Institute to be held in this city from October 28 to November 1. Lesson will be held in the high school room: Monday Forenoon ‘The Historical Development of Arithmetic of Mr. Hibbard How to Teach Reading .__ Miss Long The Teaching of the Mother Tongue—a Point of View... 2-0... ‘Miss Henry Monday Afternoon How to Study. English in the Fourth Grade...Miss Henry ‘Arithmetic in the Fourth Grade. Mr. Hibbard Tasiday Forensen Phonics and Spelling... Miss Long English in the Fifth Grade..___Miss Henry A Discussion of Some of the Leading Methods in the Teaching of Arith metic. ~Mr. Hibbard | Tuesday Afternoon How to Study (Continued)........Miss Long Arithmetic in the Fifth Grade__.Mr. Hibbard The Essentials of Reading -Miss Henry Huesday evening Lecture—The Development and Growth of Our Number System, (Illustrated with lantern slides)... Mr. Hibbard Wednesday ~ ro. English in the Sixth Grad ~ Miss Henry Writing: How Correlated with Other Studies..... aos. Miss Longe Alin and Scope of Arithmetic....Mr. Hibbard Pea aree Wednesday Afternoon The Warp and Tradition in Literature poaeee Miss: Henry Education vs. Instruction. .. Miss Long Arithmetic in the Sixth Grade.,Mr. Hibbard Thursday Forenoon | Correlation of Arithmetic with Geogra phy, History, Nature Study and Science. cans Mr. Hibbard | English in the Seventh Grade_—...Miss Henry’s, Number Work in the Primary Grades -----Miss Long Thunday Afternoon Arithimet sip S nSaeestim ™ td ORCAs The Ted, near Whitebird and left Educahere yesterday. This company fh organization of capitaliete Lie practical mining vien and owns claims on the weet side of the now river, in the Camp Eoward Placesid. Assays show values run ~ from $10 to $160 to the ton Langu with the arrival of railroad Englinds as though the property ld make one of the greatest yet propositions in the weet. School arth Presbyterian Church, Books. a Pres, Blick of the Lewiston State Normal, will address the teachers in two lectures in the course of the week, Busy As Bees at Stites. Things are homing to St'tea now adays, the railroad terminal being filled with teams conveying the enormous Camus Prairie crop to the railroad. Owing to the short age of cora the warehouses are be ing filled to the raftern with the hay crop and the lack of transporta tion and storage room is going to result in a discontinuance. Wall Paper and Paints. ‘The biggest stock of wall paper and paints in Idaho county, and the lowest prices at the paint shop on Meadow Street. Near Vollmer EScotta, A. W. Robinson. — 21* In the Probate Court, Liao Canty, State of Juho, in the Bintter of the Katate of Thoman McLed, Wocens Catherine McLeod, the wttuistentry of the canite of Thomas McLeod, decoureds having Ae her petition herein praying for wo arder OL sale of certain real aatate of maid decedent, for the puirpone theruth net forth,t lx theres fore ordered by the Judge of m a perious interertad Lis The eatate bppene beter the said Probate Court on M Any, the with day of Nove! Inf, WW ae OeN Th the forenoon of raid day, at Mies eonrh room ‘of agit Probate Court, at the city of Grangeville, In an ideunity of Font, to iow. cwnge why att ender ntould not te granted to the said admit. Waterx to Aullwy mile of the reel watate ot AAIL rf Molo, as shall be nacee oC TCO TUE Lo published AT lonatione successive stn the Taher County Fre Brean, a newspaper printed and pubiahed |ewahi county Dated Gotoher i, 107, Ik FRNLPON, ae Protate Judie, NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Mi the Distriet Court of te Recond Judicial District of the State of Tolaho, in and for the County of Habe Fit Native) Manik of Grangeville, Idaho, corporation, plaintit, vt. Fy Le Twilexer wind oy Twin defendant, Nalee a hereby given, that a writ of attach ment has beet served out as thy above entited Court In Cie above entitied cause agaist the property of the defendant 1 Wittemt whereof I have hereunto wet my hand and affixed my OMelal Soak this 2at day of Oct. 17, ff ON RIALAN, Beal, Clarke’ Distriet Gonit, Dated at Grangevitte, Thaby, Ontobar dtkty A tunity Urahgevile, Ktuttiey for plaintiff, resident NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. In the District Court of the second Judicial Die triot of the 8 dao, in wad for the Hounty of Wade Advance Thresher Company, a corporation, inti, ved Wae detendents ollee 1k herwby elven, (hat on Qetiber 1007, A WIL Of Atchment Wim yaned out of Lh OYE entitled court he the Above entitled sporty of thy uid defend ag ggalnwe bles an. | Dated Grangeville, Habs. ‘Dototane 10, 107, (Sent) 1 Overman, Clerk. A Mardy, tine for plabatit, Grange viet idaho, WAS NOTICE TO CREDITORS, In the Probate Court, Idaho County, Annte of Idaho. In the “matter of the estate of Levi Mague, econne, Notice In bervby elven. the Letters Tostan mentary on th aria of Levi Magee, deocaxed, were ranted to the nudieogigand on Me Ath dy of september, Ladi, dry the Probate Court of dane County: All persone Having elaine anamat anid eatate are required to eshibit them to me for allow Avec, ME My Tealdence i the city of Uenngeville Idaho County, Ioho, within 10 molthe after ‘the date of Hiv that publication of thie notice, or thes shall be araver barred. This 1h day of OoMshor. Sie DELIA HOBART MAGEE, Kancatrix. NOTICE, Grangeville, Idaho, October 7. WT, To William M0 ‘You are hereby norfied that we, the under WN) Tor (improvement sari tetd alt ig, Dilute wu of the town by the 3 ove AMOUEE Wasepee wid expended awcefug thve Sete 1905, 1006 wid LW, GUN) te each stayed year. The recor of much work in pat Toon i ee ficourdor x aioe of Hahn state of dhe. DR iy unidersigned, BA. 3 Lynett Snead. Grate apply ‘under pravinins whi eon ‘ae 'iessits ot th statin, twine the amon whiG. Taine for the rears the ter Comin ninety dave fron them v re withith ninety days whter this tor Bification, you fail or refuan to contribuce for qeroponiig ot meh expenditare we co Pieivich will amount te the sui of aN prodiving one-third dniwrest Lu such lala, ul Mot div me Your Htwrywt (in the Chiat will CY MR) the priety of underalgned. ms pro cthe OF by the laws of the United States, OUTING, 2424 of thy Revined Statuter ing ead. Lycutt J. Conrail Gru tank: or mano, Ge Nex Perte.( * nd J. Conrad Graff being thet AIF, worn ba My Hae en the neek that the same is true as they verily believe, Ea. ia Coun Ne | subscribed and awuth to before me this = of Ontuber, i Sante aga John D, Macon buy Notary Public,
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Grangeville Idaho County Free Press
Grangeville, Idaho, US
Thu, Oct 24, 1907
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