Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-10-26
Oriental Banquet,

MIS- LARRY winters
gave splendid banquet at the
Masonic hall Saturday night to
the Oriental lodge of which order
Mr.. Winters is member. The
marriage Of Mr.. Winters and Mary
Story took place in this city on the
18th inst. and while the BOYS knew
that Harry was one of the best
fellows in town. they did not ex-
pect such feast as was spread for
this occasion, and when the lodge
headed by the band, marched into
the hall at nine o'clock, it was
with unmistakable joy and SUR
prise that they beheld the good
things to eat and drink which were
placed upon the long tables for
their consumption.
After the banquet j. r. McDuflie
IN behalf of the lodge presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters with several
beautiful and valuable presents as
a token of their esteem. for which
Mr.. Winters expressed their appre
clation in "A few well chosen words.
Inc evening was most happy
one and the Orientals, with a host
OF Others join in wishing the happy
couple long life of ioy aud
prosperity.
See new ad of NJ. & NJ Cash
Store.
NJ. $. Martin, of Tolo, was in
town Tuesday,
Special sale of of blankets this
week at Londons.
Books, stationery etc. at the
NJ. & M. Cash Store.
Geo. Briscoe is moving his fam
ny to town for the winter.
). l.. Agee, the Stuart lumber
man, was in the city Tuesday.
New stock of tobaccoes at lowest
prices at the M. & M. Cash Store.
Hats free with every suit of
clothes at Alexander & Freiden.
rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Travis
returned Monday from trip to
Salt Lake.
VIM. Thrasher is back to town
after a four months sojourn at the
Hump.
New styles of Wilson's air tight
heaters, new prices at Alexander
& Freidenrich.
q. Q. PEBBLES has rented the
farm of Mrs. Ella Sebastian for
three years.
Wilson's air tight heaters, the
right kind at the right prices at
Alexander & Freidenrich.
Henry Holtz, who has been
bediast for many weeks with the
fever, is slowly recovering.
A new line of carpets, prices
lower than ever known before at
Alexander & Freidenrioh.
Micheal Klein left Monday for
Spokane to have his eyes operated
on at the Mount View Sanitariam.
II. A. Lee, OF Weiser, is in the
city in the interests of the Con-
gregational Sunday School and
Publishing Society.
S. M. Swineheart has purchased
the 16O acre farm of Micheal Klein
which is situated in the Clear
Greek vicinity.
II. Bosse, of Keuterville, was
doing business in this city yester-
day and remembered this office
with a pleasant call.
W. II. Young, of the Boston,
Buftalo-Idaho Co., left Monday
for the east on business in connec.
tion with their mines.
A. z. Vincent has bought an
acre of ground in the west end of
town from Mike Mckinley and is
residing on his new property.
Mr aud Mrs. F. f. Young left
Monday for Ca lifornia where they
will spend some time and then 90
east to Boston to spend the winter.
Mrs. Ella Sebastian's children
who have been sick with typhoid
fever for come time. are now
rapidly recovering and out of
danger.
Having been unexpectedly de-
tanned at home, the pastor, w, N,
Knox, desires to announce the
usual services at the Baptist church
next Sunday a. NJ. and p. m.
Great clearance sale now on at
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
Cut prices on>dry goods, clothing,
hats, shoes, stoves, hardware,
saddles and harness.
Z. Williams was in town Tues
day from Harpster. He is work.
ing force of men on the asbestos
property at that place and will do
extensive tunneling this winter.
Shingle your roof now before
winter sets in for then you can't.
We have the best cedar shingles
cheap. IL. & II; Hardware Co.,
opposita the postoffice. The Big
Bell is our sign.
VIM. Steinheiser has purchased
from Paddy White the two lots on
Meadow street Immediately east of