Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-27
EXPRESSIONS OF
a... GRATITUDE.
Business Men Of Grangeville
are Thankful for q Good
s8* Years Business.

e
Years Business.
Mayor Henry Wax sends greet
ing to the good people Of Grange
vile, and wishes them q prosper
GUS and happy new year. Sug-
gests that everybody roll up their
sleeves and pull for the best in
terests of Grangeville. He feels
grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him by the people
Of CAmas Prairie.
w. w. Brown, village trustee
and cashier Of Bank Of Camas
Prairie expresses satisfaction ct
the splendid financial condition Of
our village, and wishes q happy
new year Of continued prosperity
to their many patrons.
Geo. K. Reed, chairman Of
street committee, wants to con-
tinue the improvements on the
streets Of Grangeville, and extends
a royal welcome to his many
friends at the Jersey House.
+. G. Sherwin, chairman OF fire
and water committee, is proud Of
the condition Of his department,
and will be reelected next spring.
g., D. Smith, village trustee, is
grateful for the large vote received
at the time Of his election and has
done his duty without fear or
favor as village trustee and forest
ranger.
f. M. Griffith, village clerk and
attorney, says he is proud of the
economical and efficient manner in
which the board has conducted it's
affairs, and shat Grangeville is
good enough for him to tie to.
John Norwood, village treasurer,
says we have more money and
fewer debts than any town in the
state, which can be proved by an
inspection Of the city's books,
which are open to the public at all
times.
| Marshal Henry johnson tells ue
that Grangeville is the most peace
able town in the northwest.
Mr.. A. Freidenrich, Of Alexan.
der 4 Freidenrich, the big store
with tiny prices is grateful to the
people of Idaho county for liberal
patronage during the past year and
will endeav0r to merit continu.
ance Of the same.
J. A. Wilkinson for the Bargain
store says the past years bust
ness has been the largest in theil
history and if good goods and righ1
prices count for anything the new
year will bring new customers and
increased trade.
Wallace Scott, Of Vollmer &
Scott, says with the railroad tt
Grangeville we will have the bes
town in the northwest and wishes
the many patrons Of their larg'
establishment happy and prosper
ous new year.
w. F. Schmadeka extends bes
wishes to the many customers .
the Big Buffalo store and predict
the building Of many bricks il
Grangeville during the coming
year.
| B. L. Crosby, Of Sims & Crosby
expresses himself as well pleaset
with the liberal trade the Arm ha'
received and believes good good
and bedrock prices is q sure winner
Rudolph Bertsch, manager o
the w. M. Jack Hardware Com
pany, says build up Grangeville
We will help you and supply yo,
with the best water in Idaho ant
a Bridge Beach range to boil /
with.
Levi Magee, proprietor Of tn
M. & M. Cash store, extends New
Years greetings to his many pat
rons and shall continue to carr,
the largest and best line of grocer
les on Camas Prairie.
DIR. E. A. Sheaffer, proprieto
of the City Drug Store, wishes hi
many friends happy New Yea
and continued prosperity in grow
ing Grangeville.
The Fl. & FL. Hardware stor
have come to stay with q complet
line of every thing carried in
first-class hardware store and ex
tend their best wishes to the pee
pie Of Camas prairie.
T. J. Wright, Of the Right Dru,
store says the best move ! eve
made was when I came to Grange
vile and put me down as sayin
that the Right Drug Store is al
ways ready to give helping han
! in the advancement of the interes
Of the town.
James Edwards, X. w. White
G. M. Day, H. E. Heppner an
James Witt, all members of th
: Universal Sons of Rest, q clos
corporation, whose object is th
/ amelioration Of mankind in gen
eral, feel grateful to the Bountif,
! Giver Of all good things, K
i the easy times they have eujoye
!, during the past year, and wish
: extend q kind vote of thanks
: Henry Wax for the many court,
sizes shown their club.
II. Winters, the pop ular an