Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-03-07

the line at Alexander q Freiden.
rich.
Rev. G.. A. Horn, of Charleston.
conducted Episcopal services in
this city yesterday and last
evening.
Why is it that all want Chase &
Sanborn's coffees? Because they
are tho best. For sale at the
NJ. & M.
w. G. Leblanc has just returned
from an overland trip to Lewiston,
Nez Perce, Mohler, Cottonwood
and De nver.
Minnesota northern grown gar
den Sc eds and Stavvetts Walla
Walla seeds at Schmadeka's Big
Buffalo store.
Ladies keep your eye on Alex
ander K Freidenrich new line OF
ladies trimmed hats, walking hats
and sa lors.
J. n. Rice, of Whitebird, was
looking after business matters and
shaking hands with friends in this
city Yesterday.
New spring and summer styles
in mi llinery department will be
shown in day or so at Alexander
& Frcldenrich
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to f. Giggey, and Eva Hal
lock and to Fred $. Rice and
Josephine Vaughn.
There are other drug stores in
town, but only one The Right
one. So let The Right one fill
your prescriptions.
Gee Bros. have purchased the
dairy operated by Mr.. Comstock
of Robert Jones and will assume
control next month.
G. Hazebroker and family, ar
rived here Monday from Missouri,
and Expect to secure one of Camas
praire's good farms.
Mr. s. 4. J. Wright and Mrs.
II. v F. Riggs are expected home
this evening after IA weeks visit
with friends in Spokane.
G. II. Brockman, a substantial
Denver farmer, was doing bust
ness in town Tuesday. This Office
ackn owledges u pleasant call.
The Right Drug Store makes 8
spec ality of fresh and high grade
medicines. 1t will pay you to SCI
your prescriptions filled there.
| j. r. Armstrong, a St. Paul
min ing man, returned from a tril
to Rapid River, where he has beer
looking after his mining interests
j. l.. Eckert, of Lewiston, wal
looking after business matters ant
shaking hands with old friends il
this city Monday. This Office ac
kno Wedges pleasant call.
Gene Thompson and wife wer'
in town Monday from Red Rock
Rev. Thompson accompanied then
home and will conduct reviva
ser vices for several days at Re,
Rock.
II. A. Greving is so well please,
with his cash system that TIN
greatly reduced prices which rule'
du ring the week of sale. will b.
continued until change in tn
: ma rket.
N. Berry, formerly in bushes
at Hump, bnt who has been in tn
r Dewey camp for several weeks, i
l no W preparing to remove hi
family to Grangeville for perma
9 ne int residence.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sheldon, O
Stuart, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mari
: II pwe, in this city, Saturday an,
Sunday. Mr.. Sheldon is an ex
nc wspaper man and was at on
time editor of the Palouse News
/, Judge w. N. Scales, who wa
called to his old home in Nortl
Carolina last week by telegram
: announcing the critical Hines o
his mother, received another mes
sage while in Spokane announcin,
Q her death.
Finch Il Campbell have mad
the second payment on the Blu
Jacket mine at Cooks Cora
through F. L. Johnesse of thi
city. The new hoist recently in
: stalled on the property is working
nicely and the company expect t,
take out large amount of ore thi
season.
Geo. Davis was given a hearin,
i N Justice Jaques court today o.
. the charge of assault with
@ deadly weapon with intent to d
great bodily harm on the persol
r Of Herbert II. Haskell, night clerl
!, at the Wiltse House. The troubl
occurred in front of the hotel las
Friday evening, when Davis use,
q knife on Hackett cutting Iii
clothing badly, but fortunatel
not ininring him. Justice Jaque
9 fixed his bonds at $1,000, which i
Is said, he will furnish.
BoRN:-To the wife of Chas
d Nail, near Grangeville, ON Feb
: 25, a son.
@ BORN.-In the Eairv;aw mich