Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-02-07
II. X. Miller, of the n. p. Ex-

III. X. Miller, OF the n. 7. Ex-
press Co, is IN town today.
a. Jorgenson, of Denver, was a
pleasant caller at this Office today.
G. e. Creelman and VIM. Nc
/ CHM drove over from Cottonwood
today.
Our merchants are Offering soma
splendid bargains this week. Read
their advertisements and SEE theil
prices.
Miss Addie Howell. OF Cotton
wood, is visiting her sister, Miss
Maggie Howell at the Hotel
Idaho.
Il. II. Wilson, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Bur-
lington route, is interviewing our
people today.
Judge julian, of Cottonwood,
was doing business in town Satur-
day Mr.. Julian is talking of
moving to this city to reside.
Miss 5. J. Hamrick arrived here
Saturday from Moscow and will
make her home in this city with
her father and attend school.
The "Deestrick Skule' is not
in it when compared to the Old
Maid Convention, for fun, local
hits and general entertainment.
Buffalo Hump Lodge No. 30, X.
Of =. Of this city, will celebrate
the anniversary of their order with
appropriate exercises on Feb. Goth.
l.. J. kimmel left Tuesday for
Goldendale, Wash, where he will
investigate Il proposition for put
ting an electric light plant in that
city.
We have received neatly got
ten up special edition of the Marsh
field, Oregon Sun advertising the
resources of that section of Ore
gon.
1t becomes a part of your bust
ness capital If you use one of our
sets of harness. III. & IL. Hard
ware Go. The big sign across the
street.
For SALE:-Good timothy hay
for sale in the stack or delivered
i'll town. Inquire Of ID. c. Vincent
at experimental station, Grange
vile, Idaho.
Lake Superior white fish, s cents
a pound; red salmon bellies, fat
maclleral and Norway herring at
reduced prices at Schmadck a S
Big Buffalo Store.
Jack Chambers and w. l..
Phillips We're taken before Judge
jacques yesterday and assessed
sll.50 each for being drunk and
disorderly.
Lead Harness With - inch
trace, II inch name tugs, blind
( inch lines, Concord col
lars $500 cash, at Schmadeka's
Big Buffalo Cash Store.
In the crash during the funeral
of the late Qaeen i'll London 1885
persons were injured and 7O1
doctors and nurses were kept busy
at 26 stations.
Schmadeka is doing spot cash
business, and highly pleased with
the increase in trade. OF course
he is selling goods cheaper than
when he did a credit business and
charged credit prices.
A business meeting and sociable
combined WAS held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, on
Tuesday evening by the Epworth
League society. About Is couple
participated.
The Walrus and Jack and Jill
children's shoes, quoted in the
Bargain Store ad this week are
positively wonderful bargains and
not too heavy for the soft wet
weather we may expect soon.
sam Jones purchased car load
Of cattle OF Chas. Seay which he
shipped to Washington Monday.
they were all good animals and
brought nearly $50 a head. Mr..
Jones will make a shipment every
two weeks.
Il. Williams writes to have his
FREE Press changed from Harps-
ter to Greer and says that quite a
number of people in that part of
ohoshone county would like to be
to Idaho county.
County Judge II. Taylor has
opened a law Office ut Mt. Idaho
AMI viii occupy his spare time in
the practice OF his profession. Mr..
Taylor is an able attorney, a pop
MAR man and will no doubt enjoy
a good practices.
The remains Of Jno. Morris, who
died at Walla Walla on the 2nd.
whore he had gone for medical
treatment, was shipped to Sites ON
Tuesday and inferred III the Fair
view cemetery on Wednesday.
He was a son q n. Morris who re-
sides three miles north of town.
a rnmor is IN circulation here
that some Of our local politicians
are making Il strong effort to Sc
cure for one of their number the