Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-10-12


of Bert Sherwin at Vollmer &
Scott's store. O25
DR.. j. w. Turner, of Cot ton.
wood, has returned from Boise
where he has been attending a
meeting of the state medical
society.
Nicely furnished rooms to rent.
Three blocks from Jersey hotel.
Inquire at the old Crooks resi-
dence. w. j. Davis. O27
G. +. Brown made us a pleasant
business call Monday an d renewed
his subscription to the old rcliab' e
FREE PRESS for another year.
Cedar shingles will be another
hobby with us. We have a carload
Of them and can save you money.
Ii. & II. Hardware Co.
+. p. Hannaford, of Lewiston,
was in Grangeville Friday on hi.
way to the Hump where he has
extensive mining interests.
You need a new cook stove OF
range don't you? Well tell us
your troubles. We can fix things
for you. II. & II. Hardware Co.
Judge Allen Miller has returned
from campaigning tour in
southern Idaho in the interests OF
the republican party.
Smoke Monogram, Ell Saluda
and Solitan cigars, the best in the
market. J. d. Meyer, importer,
GA Third street, Portland. In
w. E. Graham is agent for the
Washington Monumental & Cut
Stone Works, of Spokane. Get
his prices for work in this line. nj
NoT1cE:-All persons having
I'd ~. Parker are
requested to bring same to FREE
PRESS Office at once and get their
money.
Hold Brown, M. M. Jarrett, II.
w. Maxey and Owen Overman
were among the Camas Prairie
farmers who shipped cattle to
Seattle last week.
There will be divine service at
the Catholic church of Grangeville,
on Oct. 81, at ten o'clock. Every
body kindly invited. Rev. l..
Mueller.
Miss Lucy Hawkins, Of Traverse
City, Mich. arrived in Grangeville
last Friday and will make her
future home with her uncle, w. A..
Hall.
Why buy factory made harness
when first class hand made only
costs you n few dollars more; we
make the best. II. & IL. Hard
ware Co.
The heavy frost Tuesday night
no doubt reminded you that you
need a stove. We have the best
line to be found. II. & II. Hard
ware Co.
1t is reported that Governor
Roosevelt is beginning to feel the
effects of his arduous campaign
work and will be unable to fill
many of his eastern engagements.
You can buy stoves, hardware,
harness, saddles, horse blankets,
spurs, bride bits, whips and whip
lashes for cost and less at
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
At the meeting of school board
Monday Miss Mary Maxey was en-
gagged as teacher in the primary
grade to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Miss Eflie Plum.
mer.
just arrived at Schmadeka'
Big Buffalo Store, one carload Goa
oil, one carload salt, 80 mems ant
ladies' saddles, big assortment Of
spurs, bride bits and a carload o
groceries.
f. r. McCory, B. f. McCory,
AL Keifer and William Keifer ar,
recent arrivals from Washington
who are looking over school land.
in this vicinity with view to pur
chasing.
FoR RENT:-The residence anl
barn at present occupied by A. +
Parker will be rented for the win
ter until June l, 1901, furnished
or unfinished, to suitable ten
ant. Apply to A. F. Parker
Grangeville.
Extra music at the Presbyterian
church next Lords day, boil
morning and evening. Subject il
the evening, "Jesus shown to b
Divine-Infidels themselves tn
witnesses" Remember the morn
ing services and be there at L
O'Clock.
John +. Glover, of Richmond
Wis. and John A. Humbird, Q
St. Panl, have purchased iron
Fred X. Weyerhauser, 90, 600 acre
of stumpage in Idaho, locates
along the headwaters of Clear
water. The tract contain
400, 900, 900 feet Of high grad,
white pine and over one billion
feet of white and red cedar, fir
etc.
1t is reported that Mr.. Glove
will erect large milling plants o
the property at an early date.