Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-12-26
About the CITY.

ton, Idaho.
Ironclai note books at the FREE
Press office
Murray's market for Everton
creamery butter.
Murray's market for Everton
creamery butter.
John Nevin is up from the river
to spend the holidays.
Books, pencils, tablets, etc, at
the M. & M. Cash Store.
Now get out your good resolu-
tions-and live up to them.
w. H. Clarke of this place has
sold his farm near Moscow.
Insist upon taking your prescri D.
tions to The Right Drug Store.
Creditors of the Cottonwood
packing house meet here tomorrow.
G. Brinton of Elk City, spent
several days in the city this week.
Jacob Riebold was visitor from
the Clearwater station last Satur-
day.
Do not overlook the sale of state
school lands at Mt. Idaho on Jan
uary 10.
Anything in up-to-date photo.
jewelry can be had at the Elite
Studio.
A sale of state school lands will
come off at the county seat on
January It'll.
Born, near Cottonwood, Decem-
Der 10, 1901, to the wife of Joseph
Haener, a son.
Geo. H. Schefter, of Stuart, has
been granted an original pension
of So per month.
The flax crop on the reservation
is all sold and brought the farmers
in more than $500, 900.
Robert Watson was over from
Cottonwood Saturday to attend the
Masonic lodge meeting.
Miss Minute Sheurer, of Grange
vile, was married in Lewiston last
Friday to Gerald Scherer.
Good timothy hay for sale.
Call on J. II. Perry one half mile
south east of Mt Idaho. If
An elegant line of calendars at
Alexander Il Freidenrich for free
distribution as long as they last.
You can get the best coffee in
town at the M. & NJ. They carry
Chase 4 Sanborns teas and coffees.
The electric light plant is now
burning nearly two and one half
cords of wood every twenty four
hours.
The Alamance company, of Elk
City, have a carload of concentrates
at Sites for shipment to the
smelter.
Three carloads of Camas Prairie
4 sheep were shipped from Sites last
week to a Spokane cold storage
company.
| A. f. Parker, has farms to sell.
and money to loan at low interest
and long time on Camas Prairie
farm lands.
The transfer of the Blue Jacket
mine across Salmon river will be
made to Capt. j. r. Wood on
January LIST.
w. H. Harris, of John Day
creek, has been appointed statutory
agent for Idaho for the John Day
mining company.
Remember if you want your
prescriptions filed with accuracy,
and pure drugs take them 10 The
Right Drug Store.
Don't let your taxes go delin-
quent. The penalties are heavy
and you will be money ahead by
paying them now.
Ludwig Grabski has purchased
the six lots lying south of The Wag-
ner residence from Mrs. Clara
Shannon. of Sites.
i Engineer w. II. Hill has been at
Clearwater for ten days, surveying
ditch to be used for power phr-
poses at the Dewey camp.
d. b. Rhoades, of Cottonwood
writes us to deny the report re-
Gently published in the FREE Pass
that he had sold his farm.
A new town named Roosevelt
has been located on top of Thun-
der Mountain. At the presen,
time it is badly showed under.
J. d. Stantial was brought out
from the Hump some days since
suffering from pneumonia, and is
, being cared for by his family.
Complaint is made that the
/ stage company have discontinued
. running a vehicle into the Hump,
although the snow road is in fine
shape.
Shipments of hogs, beef and
horses continue from Camas Prairie
points right along, 80 that stock
car is attached to every train bound
down the line.
Hitching room was scarce around
town again last Saturday and the
, streets were filed with people who
had come to town to do theil