Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19

lrOnclad nct~ &C y - the FREE
PRass Office.
Books, pencils, tablets, ETC, at
tie M. & M. Cash Store.
Say! But isn't it hot? Cool off
At The Right Drug Store.
j. 6. Callahan is out from tie
Hump for few days.
Latest fad, Little Gem photos,
S1.OO dozen-Bunnell's.
Harvest supply Of all kinds at
IL. 4 IL. Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Scott and
Miss Georgia Reed went to 500
kane Tuesday to visit the fair.
Little Gem photos are mounted
on nicely embossed cards and only
$1.OO-BunnelPs.
j. +. bearing, OF Mt. Idaho,
made this Office pleasant call
yesterday.
T. B. Galloway. Of White Bird,
WAS n pleasant business caller at
this Office yesterday.
Little Gem photos are just the
size to send to your frienis S1OOI
dozen-Bunnell's.
Staple and fancy groceries-the
best values for your money at the
M. Il M. Cash Store.
At the Presbyterian church C.E.
at 7:l5 and evening service at 500
p. m. Sunday. A cordial invitation
to all.
See our new sample pictures
Everything up-to-date. -Bunne,ls.
Miss Freda Doris, who has been
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Flock, returned to
her home ut Lewiston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Pulse, Of
Denver, are visiting friends and
looking after business matters in
the C9ur dAlenes.
F. A. Baker, the popular Clear
water merchant, was in town Tues
day. We acknowledge a pleasant
call.
Mckee & Oliver completed a
large heater for the Jumbo mine
last week and freigter Frank Thorn
ton started in with it Sunday.
F. d. Vansise returned Tuesday
from the Warm Springs where he
has been for nearly three mon this
putting up come new buildings for
Fred Burgdorf.
B. w. Pursell, Kintersville, Pa.
says he suffered 25 years with
piles and could obtain no relief
until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
effected permanent cure. Coun-
terfeits are worthless. DR.. Sheaf-
fer and G. A Bonebrake.
McGrane 4 Co. are buying
saddle and COW ponies. and parties
having any to sell will do well by
seeing them. If you have good
animal bring it in and receive the
ash for it, tt
Miners, and men from the
country generally, when coming to
Grangeville, can find quiet, COM
fortably furnished rooms next door
to StahPs assay office. OLE.
Frank Brown came out from the
, Hump Tuesday and brought with
him 5000 in bullion as the result
of another weeks run on the Jum-
DO. This is considerable better
than the first run and makes over
SO, 900 for thirty days work, be-
sides concentrates valued at $500.
Pumps! Well we have large
line of Pitcher, Lift, Cistern and
' Force pumps, with prices that you
can't afford To do without one any
longer-see them. The Yellow
Front, opposite pos,ofiice. H. &
H. Hardware Co.
Dick Martin returned Sunday
from the Little Payette river where
|, he and S X. Bradford have been
,, doing development work on their
Galena Queen mine. They have n
four foot vein and 1S inches of
, very rich galena, sample of which
Mr.. Martin left at this Office. Mr..
Bradford remained on the property
aud will continue the work.
w. B. Trueblood, of Tolo, was
in town yesterday and brought
to this office some fine peaches
grown on his ranch 10 mile south
east of here. They were first-class
in both coloring and flavor, prov
ing beyond any doubt that Camas
Prairie can raise fruit second to
none if the proper care is only
. exercised.
Rev. DR.. Anderson preached his
farewell sermon at the NJ f.
church last Sunday and on Monday
left for Asotin where he will have
charge of the NJ. +. church dnriog
the coming year. The Doctor is a
scholar of rare ability and HI and