Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-20

SISutS III the IictIOpOHS touhy.
J. M. Moore, of Keuterville, is
in the city on mining business.
The plasterers commenced work
on the FreideDrich brick today.
Bailey Chamberlain is in town
today from his Salmon river ranch.
Get your hardware, crockery,
etc, at the M. & NJ. Cash store.
1Stf
r. d. Williams has returned to
Grangeville after business trip to
Spokane.
The M. & M. Cash store carries
Chase & Sanborn's celebrated Bos-
ton coffee. 1St
Ladies, have you seen those i'm
ported pattern suits at Alexander
& Freidenrich's? \;
A regular old fashioned chinook
has been blowing today, accompan-
led by deluge Of rain.
Pearl Martin Of Games Prairie,
one of the soldier boys Of Company
ID, has re-entered the university.
w. +. Travis, of the stage line,
arrived in the city on Saturday.
He will remain for few days.
I. Wilson, one Of the former
owners in the Opposition stage
line, is a guest Of the Jersey house.
w. II. Walp, manager of the
Iron Grown mine at Newsome
creek, is in Grangeville on business.
A good fall tonic, DR.. Bucks
Celery Sarsaparilla and Dandelion
Compound sold at Right drug
store.
Bert Rigley, one of the owners
of the Big Buffalo group, arrived
in the city from the Hump yester-
day.
Geo. O. Mallory Of Bucyrus,
Ohio, arrived last night enroute to
Florence to install the big dredge
plant for Capt. Woods company.
If you want true nerve tonic
blood purifier and system builder
take DIR. Bucks Sarsaparilla and
Dandelion. Sold at the Right
rug store.
Russell Hogan Of Grangeville
has entered so acres as home
stead in section II and 80 acres in
section II, township 20 north,
range 2 east.
Will Cakes, II former Geneseean
but now of Camas Prairie, spent
two days in town last week. Oakes
Bros. are engaged in stockraising
-Genesee News.
What we believe to be the finest
and most complete line of dress
goods which were ever brought into
this section are on our counter now
Latest designs. Bargain Store.
w. Lindgren, who has beer
making the geological survey fol
the U. S. government is in the city
He has completed his work for thu
season and is on the way home.
Dick Ric' ardson, the hustlinl
recorder at Buffalo, passed through
Grangeville Saturday en- route t.
Buffalo Hump. Mr.. Richardson
has been in Chicago and othe
eastern cities on II vacation.
Miss Leslie Shannon, daugh.el
of Surveyor J. w. Shannon, rod'
in from the camp yesterday wher'
her father is experimenting tn,
construction of the new wagon roa.
to the Hump.
DIED.-In' Grangeville, Idaho
October Is, 1899, Edgar Maine
son of T. f. and Clara Shearer
aged 2 years and days. The fam
lily are cousins of Robt. d. an,
, Joel Shearer.
NJ. II. Merrill, who is rec %
nized as one of the most up-to dat
! insurance men in the West, is j
: Grangeville attending to the busi
ness of the Insurance Company {
: North America.
: Chas. Dougherty is in the cit,
As reported in the PREss recent
Mr.. Dougher,y has bonded som
valuable mining interests in TIN
7 section and went to Spokane I
perfect arrangements to develo
e them.
John Turner has secured til
contract to make the shelving an
Z counters for the new Alexander
: Freidenrich building. The me-
building will be ready for occupal
cy inside of 80 days. Plasterin
: will be commenced today.
h Ned Green is still in Cotton
4 wood and cannot be persuaded I
return to Grangeville. A lettt
:. from him conveys the cheerin
= news that he is having n splendi
@ time, and sings continually tn;
!, beautiful refrain, Let the Wee
ding Bells Ring Out
# j. J. Murphey has come |
N Grangeville for the specific pu
d pose of taking future charge of I'll
j, plastering of the Alexander
st Freidenrich building. Mr.. Mu
nhav WAS the hast man who aanl