Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-14
5. W. Reynolds is visiting in
Lewiston.

Benefit ball for the benefit OF
Company ''C' to night.
The registration in this precinct
exceeds 200 with more to hear
from.
Outing and flanelette night gowns
for ladies at Alexander & Freiden-
rich's.
A full line of infants cloaks and
hoods at Alexander & Freiden-
rich's.
Work has commenced on the
new building being put up west of
the post Office by f. S. Sweet.
A complete assortment of ores
from Idaho county are to be seen
at Frank J. Reeds assay Office.
Moved! moved! Hogan, the bar
Der. Where? In his new shop
opposite the new brick bank build
ing.
If you expect to keep warm this
winter, buy your blankets and
quilts at Alexander & Freiden-
rich's.
The only complete line of over
coats in Grangeville is at the Big
Store with tiny prices.
der & Freidenrich.
n
Y George Wood arrived in town
last week with the purpose of
stringing the wire on his telephone
line from Grangeville to Florence.
The populist central committee
have nominated Henry b. Blake,
OF keuterville, as coroner in place
OF DR.. Busey, who declined the
nomination.
Before you buy your winter sup
plies call and get prices on grocer
les, rubber boots, snow excluders,
German sox, warm clothing for
winter wear.-W. +. Schmadeka.
Attorney Ailshie goes below this
week on legal business, and will
then proceed to Wallace to attend
the grand lodge of Odd-Fellows as
representative of the local lodge.
To the public. Remember that
Hogan the barber will move into
his new shop next Monday, Oct. II,
where you will find him better
prepared to serve the people than
ever before.
Harry Cone, candidate for as
SCISSOR is back from his canvas of
Warrens, Florence and Salmon
river settlements and regards the
election of the silver ticket as a
foregOne conclusion.
Hon. Willis Sweet has declined
the nomination for district Judge
OF this district, and the fight will
be squarely between Frank l..
Moore and f. c. Steele. The
populists of Idaho county have en-
dorsed Steele.
The fellow who is continually
wagging his jaw and making
great noise about purity in politics
will bear watching. Remember it
was only the pharisees who smote
their breasts and prayed on the
street corners.
DR.. Green received another 100
gallons of laughing gas this week,
for the painless extraction of teeth.
This makes 200 gallons the doctor
has received in less than three
months and speaks we'll for the
general satisfaction given.
Another lot of Wilson Improved
Air-Tight Heaters just received.
We sold ten heaters in two days
last week and the customers who
bought them said our price was the
lowest in Grangeville. : w. f.
Schmadeka.
v Surridge Bros. have contracted
to carry the mail from Grangeville
to Elk. This will be good news
to the people along that route, as
they are well equipped for the busi-
ness and will run it on schedule
time. For the present they will
put on a double-seated blackboard
rig.
One of the most unique enter
tainments ever given in Grange
vile was presented at the Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday evening, by
the Christian Endeavor society.
The evening was pleasantly and
profitably spent by fair audience.
The entertainments of the C. T..
society are given solely for the So
cial time they afford and elicit in
terest in the city. The object be-
ing to band young people together
in efforts to win them into active
church work.
v W. w. Monteith, of Spokane,
has purchased the interest of
Homer MattesOn in the NJ. &. M.
store and is now in possession.
Mr.. Monteith has been here with
his family for some time visiting
nr oul M..x, l., III