Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-29
Notes CT q Week.
noke "Prospector" cigars.

Hon. VIM. Hunter, representa-
tive from Latah county, is in the
city.
"Prospecter'-that's the name
OF the new cigar that everybody |
wants.
If you want a genuine all Hav-
ana cigar insist on getting
"Prospector."
Chas. Morris, of Stuart, has been
granted a pension of six dollars
month.
Miss Alice McDermid returned
Tuesday from visit at North
Yakima, Wash.
WANTED:--A girl to do general
homework. Enquire at the office
of Fogg & Nugent.
Staple and fancy groceries-the
best values for your money at the
M. & M. Cash Store.
Heavy forest fires have been
raging in the mountains north OF
town causing much damage.
The best Of everything is none
too good for the American people
The best cigar is the "Prospector.'
Until further notice the ladies Of
the Congregational church will dis
continue the Saturday night socials.
The Soronians will meet on
Wednesday afternoon of next
week at the residence OF Mrs.
Lone Day.
Deputy Sheriff Williams made a
trip to the Hump last week to
look after the saloon licenses in
thai camp.
w. w. Brown, of the Bank of
Ca,nas Prairie, visited his brother,
w. III. Brown, at Cottonwood one
day this week.
Miss l.. j. Keener, who has
been visiting Miss Mona Hatta-
baugh, returned to her home at
Moscow Friday.
r. J. Yandell, who was for many
years resident of the prairie, died
at Escondido, Cal, on Aug. 18th,
at the age of GA years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clark and
Mrs. J. O. Randolph returned
Monday from visit with friends
and relatives at Moscow.
M. +. Amber and Dave Sasen.
berry returned Saturday from War
rens where they have been looking
after their mining interests.
|. G. Hattabaugh and Marx
Howe went to Kamiah last Satur
day to assist in instituting an Ode
Fellows lodge at that place.
Hon B. +. Morris, of Lewiston
arrived here Monday night an'
was the guest of ]. P. Hartman
He left next morning for lewiston
The Grangeville public school
open on Monday next, September 9
1t is important that as many pupil
a. possible attend at the opening
The elegant display of Chin'
ware in II. Wax's store windo,
presents most attractive appear
ance and is receiving much atten
ton.
Several more prizes will be ad
ded to the list of street fair pre-
miums next week. All prizes nc
otherwise specified will be paid i
cash.
S. McGibbon came out from til
Hump Monday and left Tuesda
for Elk City. Mr.. McGibbon
talking of going to Africa mex
month.
S. G. Fisher, of Mount Idah,
has purchased residence properr
in the southern part of the tow
and will move his family here ne,
week to reside.
Some Of the finest peaches "
have seen this year were grown
w. +. Schmadeka's garden in tn
city. They were of good size, we
colored and of excellent flavor.
Harry l.. Brown, newspap,
man of Butte, Mont, is spending
few days in Grangeville lookir
over the the resources of Idal
county. We acknowledge
pleasant call.
A Pure Paint Store-this is OF
well earned reputation for v
always have the very best paint
oils, varnish, ETC., that money ca
buy. The Yellow Front, opposi
postoffice, III. & H. Hardware G
The "Prospector" is the nan
of the new cigar now on sale vii
all the leading cigar dealers
Grangeville. 1t is made of fu
Havana stock and if you are loo
ing for the best cigar in the mark
insist on getting "Prospector."
T. X. MeClelland retured Satu
day from the Hump and repor
that Chas. Flock had just struck
seven foot chute Of rich ore on Il
San Francisco. Mr.. Mcclellan
thinks the present bright showin
in the Hump will greatly slim
late activity in that camp in I'll
near future.
General Manager Shelby, of Il
Pacific and Idaho Northern RAJ