Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-13

Wv Howard, Oh SOiuInuus, WAS III
town on Monday.
Robert Parsons was in town
from Cottonwood Friday.
/. C. Hattabaugh made q busi-
ness trip to Moscow last week.
Mrs. Ralph Bendix left last FRI
day for Durant, Indian Territory.
w. B. Patterson, one Of Denver's
leading farmers was in town Satur-'
day.
BoRN:-In this city on Decem-
Der 2, 1900, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Campbell, son.
BoRN:-In this city on Friday,
December Z, 1900, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pfeufer, a daughter.
VIM. Sheehan, of Harpster, was
a pleasant caller at this Office
Friday.
ID. B. Wilson is having the front
Of the Exchange artistically
painted.
D. T. Mills has returned from a
visit with relatives at Walla
Walla.
f. M. Mingus was in town from
Whitebird and Salmon river one
day last week.
James Cotton and r. H. Nc
Arthur have gone to Spokane to
remain indemnity.
A. A. Luellen is preparing for
the erection of another residence
for renting purposes.
See the line OF Christmas goods
at III. & H. Hardware Co.'S store.
Their big bell is their sign.
II. H. Nuxoll, a Cottonwood
merchant, left last week for Ohio
on a business and pleasure trip.
VIM. Havernick, Of Lewiston, is
spending few days in this city
looking after his business interests.
The FREE PRESS has the only
complete job Office in Idaho county.
Send us your work and get the
best
A. Hinkleman, Of Green creek,
was i'll Grangeville Saturday and
favored this Office with pleasant
call.
Mrs. Henry Wax left Tuesday
for Lewiston and Walla Walla for
an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Double team harness, $500
cash; horse blankets per pair So. 90
cash, at Schmadeka's Big Buffalo
Cash Store.
Herman Brown, of Mt. Idaho,
bought his opening stock of goods
last week of the Mercantile Com.
pany, of Lewiston.
We have the finest line of c,t.
lery in town. Call and inspect il.
81 & H. Hardware Co. The
yellow Front opposite p. O.
Ranse Miller was out from
Warrens for the first time in two
years. He notices many improve.
ments in growing Grangeville.
Make home happy on Christmas
buy buying your wife a Steel
Range. II. & H. Hardware Co.
The Yellow Front opposite P. o.
Wayne Jones, of Portland, and
A. T. Hunter spent several DAYS
here this week in the interest of
the Cooperative Investment Com
pany.
Geo. Troeh, Tolo's merchant
and saw-mill man, was in town
Monday and reports business fairly
good in his section with plenty OF
mud.
Frank Steckner recently arrived
from the Hump suffering from
blood poison in his left hasd hnt
is rapidly improving under Dr.
Bibby's care.
Hon. j. G. Stephens who has
been ill for some time mast Is
improving and anticipates heinz
able to start for Boise immediateIy
after New Years.
No more suitable Christmas moo
emit can be found for the wife than
one OF our Steel Ranges. 81. & Fl
Hardware Go. The Big Bell is our
sign opposite P. o.
Ard Church who recently fled on
a homestead in the Meadows WAS
IN town this week and renorts
game getting scarce in his section
since the snow melted.
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FREE Press for publication must
be signed by the writer. The
name need not appear in print nm.
less desired.
Dick Wann and wife, of Den.
yer, We're in town on Friday. Mr.
Wann purchased the Ingram farm
near Denver last season and is
well pleased with Camas Prairie.
Mrs. w. B. Trip is Offering
some splendid bargains in basket.
ware, crockery, jackets, fascinators
md millinery. Just the things for
christmas presents. See them.
A Mr.. johnson recently ar.
rived from Kansas City to look
over the resources of Tdaho cc.4