Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-15

1.-Two cents, while January pork
sosed five cents a hundred under
fonday's price. Cattle, corn and
ats were all quoted lower and
dihus the farmer is given to under
III aAband that he must pay trust prices
ssttibr what he buys and receive for
II lis products what the trusts are
leased to give.
III !: The Ladies Social Club will give
M dance every Saturday night at
ID sIhe opera house.
NH Yes, the yellow front, the Big
is the place to buy. H. 4 II.
M Hardware Co.
(s Attorney f. M. Hepburn, of
tsspokane, is in the city on business
kbefore the district court.
ka Hon. ]. w. Reid, of Lewiston,
in town this week on business
!bcfore the district court.
You will need lard pals; we
|Slsaave them. Opposite the post
Eubfice, the Big Bell is our sign.
t2 A Chinese pack train, loaded
Iiswith Camas Prairie bacon, was
'yFaken into Warrens several days
|sYago.
XII Lard pals at the right price at
IllH. & II. Hardware Co. Opposite
ii the postofiice, the Big Bell is our
sisign.
II Glass cut to any size or shape at
1Ssour risk. II. & III. Hardware Co.
II The yellow front opposite the
4 postoffice.
n George Vonyarf has again
sSbpened shoe shop in this city in
Iipne of the rooms over the City
II Drug Store.
ID Shingles! Yes, and the best
Ascedar at III. 4 III. Hardware Co.
.5The yellow front opposite the
Mpostoffice.
II Remember we use only the very
aHEbest leather in all our harness,
THAT money can buy. III. & III.
Hardware Co.
n Consult our prices before buying.
hThey are convincing. III. Il FL.
Hardware Co. The yellow front
the postofiice.
Il Fl. Kuther, the popular Denver
4 merchant, was doing business in
Sstown Monday and favored this
\ office with pleasant call.
" We have just received large
llshipment of lard pals and will sell
II them cheap. II. & III. Hardware
\ Co. The yellow front opposite
the postoffice.
u Wonderful! Our trade on har-
ness, but they are all that anyone
\ could want. II. & II. Hardware
Co. The Big Bell is our sign
N opposite the postoffice.
n The population Of Idaho il
Y 161, 772 against "a, 1856 in 1890, a
N gain Of 81 percent. Idaho county
M ranks ninth in the state with Q
III population Of 1921.
|N Come and see us first or last but
Il be sure you come. We have
III something to tell worth the listen
= ing to. II. & I'll. Hardware Co
u Yellow front opposite the post
IL office.
n Avery G. Moore left Wednesda,
for New York and other eastern
III points, where he goes to consul
81 with parties interested in the de
Al velopment Of copper properties OF
Ill the Salmon river. He will be alb
N sent about six weeks.
'N Miss Ora Randolph has opened
4 dressmaking parlors at the resi-
i dence of Mrs. j. A. Randolph, ant
II is prepared to do all kinds of fash
ionable dressmaking with neatnes
n and dispatch, and solicits the pa
n tronage of the ladies of Grangevili,
~ and vicinity. 25t
HI Points about harness: The frs
III point is best leather; the secont
l. point is best workmanship; tn
81 third PORT is best service: tn,
. fourth point is least possible price
"a We have all the above in on
harness and more. III. & H
II Hardware Co. The yellow front
the Big Bell opposite postoffice.
G. w. Lansing arrived in thi.
city Tuesday from St. Cloud, MINI
4 and will accept a position in Sim
& Crosby's dry goods store. Mr.
Lansing has been manager of Mr.
Sims large department store at st
Il Cloud for a number of years and il
Fan expert window dresser. Hi.
large experience in this line will
4 no doubt add many new customers
to their already popular bust nes'
house.
IN Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Travis re-
turned last Friday from trip tt
Republic, Wash, where Mr.. Travi,
had gone to look after mail routes
which he has in that state. He
reports large mill being pnt on
the Republic mine and with the
railroad building in that part OF
the state, there is much activity
= hnainess circles.