Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-10-17

PRESS ONCE.
Books, pencils, tablets, etc., at
the M. 4 M. Cash Store.
Oliver G. Lapp has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Harpster.
Harvest supply Of all kinds at
H. & H. Hardware CO.
Geo. X. Reed left this morn
ing for Buffalo Hump.
Stage Manager. w. E. Travis
left for New York yesterday.
DR.. Stockton, of Denver, has
opened an Office at the Hotel Idaho.
in this city.
X. w. Crosby arrived Monday
from Nome, where he has spent
the summer.
The contract for building the
bridge at Harpster was awarded to
A. j. Turner.
Little Gem photos are mounted
on nicely embossed cards and only
SOC per doz.-Bunnell's.
Ladies Jackets and Capes at
reduced prices. Alexander &
Freidenrich.
Cold? Well we have the best
line of heating stoves ever shown
in town. H. 4 H. Hardware Co.
Frank McGrane leaves Tuesday
for Lewiston with another ship
ment of $50 head of Camas Prairie
horses.
The Great Northern railroad is
equipping 141 miles Of its system
over the Cascade mountains to run
by electric power.
The finest line of Ladies Shirt
Waists, to be found in the city is
at Alexander II Freidenrich.
VIM. Hohaus is again on duty
at the HI. 4 H. hardware establish-
ment after serious spell Of sick
ness.
The Episcopal church convention
now in session at San Francisco,
has decreed that ministers of that
} denomination shall not perform the
r marriage ceremony for divorced
people.
J DR.. A. J. Cooper, who, attended
> the late meeting of the Idaho Med
. seal Association at Pocatello, pass
ed the second highest examination
, on the list. n
Fred Anderson was over from
e Cottonwood Yesterday and informs
us that it was his colt that received
9 the End premium here during thu
fair instead of Hans Hogan as pub
q lished.
= A gentleman named Stull, o
t New York, is reported to hav'
3 purchased all the placer ground OF
t Houston creek, twelve miles from
J. Warrens, and will install dredg'
i apparatus for working the same.
Q Levi Magee was elected deput,
6 grand master at the late session o
:. the Grand Lodge, /. O.. Q. f., ant
e Mrs. Magee was elected grsn'
It treasurer of the Rebecca Grant
lodge.
J. j. w. Wilkes, Grangeville, G. L
d Palmer, Mt. Idaho, r. M Pearson
g White Bird, E. w. Oliver, Grange
}. vile and ]. G. Austin, Clearwater
l. are the jurymen selected from. Ida
county to attend the term of U. S
district court which convenes a
a Moscow on October %.
< Frank Pearson aud Jack Woo
y will open drug store in the prem
u Uses lately occupied by the must
3 store about November I. Tn
II boys have ordered their stock, an
their many friends wish ther
B. abundant success in their new uu
" dertaking.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, {
% Pollock, spent several days her
1t last week on visit to Peter Smith
who was severely injured by run
te away. Mr.. Smith is quite q sic
" man, but is slowly recovering, hi
!. severest injuries being internal.
70 A. F. Parker has been al
q pointed agent for all the lands
al this county owned by the Hollan
g bank, of Spokane, and solicits tn
attention of land buyers to tt
" bargains which this company offer
ID as they are closing out all the
a, holdings at very low ra ties.
Id The Rathbone Sisters will gi,
Of a grand ball at the opera house G
I'd Oct ober 81. The ladies alway
" make success Of their entertain
e. ments adm a GOOD time is assure
a. to all their guests. Tickets 81 o.
a. First Presbyterian church sc
s. vices on Sunday, Oct. 20, are q
is follows: Sunday school at 10 ,
9, M; Christian Endeavor at $50 |
ID M; evening services 1910. III
e. pastor will speak on "Spiritu,
Athletics. Special music by Il
- choir. The public is cordially il
~ vited to attend all services.
'. To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
l. Having on the sth day of Octob,
~ 1QO1 hnnuht ont tho ;nkovoc< ~ ~