Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-21

UsAO pRCCluA announcer
ment Of the Daily Drawings to
take place during early part of
December. Valuable presents to
be given away at Alexander &
Freidenrich.
The special sale held last Satur-
day by Alexander & Freidenrich
was the most successful they have
held, and for several hours I'm the
afternoon the store was crowded
with delighted customers.
G. F. McKenney left Wednes-
day for his home at Maquon, ILL
nois, where lie will spend the
winter and endeavor to dispose of
his interests SO that he can return
here to stay in the spring.
II you want a machine made
harness with few tin spots on or
a factory made saddle remember
that we can furnish you with them
at Portland list price less the
freight charges. w. f. Schmadeka.
The members of the Masonic
fraternity here presented Gardner
l. Porter with a handsome silver
tea set on the occasion of his re-
cent marriage as a testimonial OF
their esteem and cordial good
wishes.
l. G. Hattabaugh returned Sat-
urday from a trip to Spokane,
where he placed his daughter in
Brunot Hall to complete her
musical education. He left again
Tuesday on brief business trip to
Wallace.
f. Richardson, of Whitebird,
is in Boise closing up a 2eal for
seven claims in the Thunder
Mountain district to an eastern
syndicate. He also sold half
interest in the Shutdown group to
Avery G. Moore who purchased
for his father, the price being
5000 cash.
Sam Jones informs us that the
Nebraska gentleman of whom he
bought his thoroughbred cattle
last summer will be here next
week with another shipment of
fine stock. He will only
bring a limited number and those
wanting first-class bulls should see
him at once.
Avery G. Moore returned yester-
day from Thunder Mountain where
he has secured considerable in
terest in mining properties in that
district. He is enthusiastic over
the outlook there and believes that
next summer will see a boom in
that camp that will rival Cripple
creek.
Olof Ahlberg has sold his fine
farm near Denver to q. L. Web
Der and will move to Seattle
shortly for permanent residence.
Mr.. Ahlberg has been a resident of
Camas Prairie for 90 years and is
one of the oldest subscribers of the
FREE PRESS in the county. We
wish him success in his new home.
Chas. P. Richardson arrived
from the Hump Saturday where he
has been experimenting the repre-
sentation of the Boston Buffalo
Idaho syndicate properties. He
reports the claims Of this company
as looking we'll. He left Monday
for the Moose Creek placers, and
will return shortly and leave for
Oakland, CAL, where Mrs. Rich
ardson and child are spending the
winter.
II. B. Brown was in town sever
, al days this week showing around
some mammoth potatoes raised by
w. H. Meglemere on Rapid river.
The tubers are beauties, four oil
them weighing IA pounds. while
90 weighed 81 pounds. In any
other country these murphies
would be advertised to beat the
band, but such products are not al
all uncommon on our fertile
soil.
: Why waste your time and
money on machine made harness
| Get yourself a hand made harness
1t will last you just twice as long
! We make the best hand mad,
) harness on the coast. You car
buy factory made shoes for S1.Ot
per pair, while the hand mad,
shoes cost you $500 per pair
,, You can buy factory made boots a
$50, while the hand made boots
cost you from $500 TO $1,000
This is just the difference betwee j
! hand made harness compared wit
machine work. Get in line at tn
! Big Buffalo Cash Store.
Last Saturday was cracke
, jack day at the Big Buffalo Casl
!, Store. Well, the clerks had t.
', hurry. Is pounds granulatet
. sugar s1.0O; 9 pounds Arbuckle'
and Lyons coffee sl.O0; % pound,
prunes S1.O0; gallon pickle
s1.00; 10 bars borax soap 20 cents
) 5 pounds soda % cents. And the
harness room was crowded all da,
with pleased customers buyin,
schapps, brides and spurs by tn
e Wholesale. 1t was fine day TO
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