Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-26

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medical college.
w. X. Craig, who has been day
clerk at the Jersey House for some
time past. left this morning for
Spokane.
Gem Photos 75cts and 81 90 per
dozen. If you want the genuine
the latest on embossed mounts and
styles go to the Elite Studio.
A nice line of electric fittings
has just been received at the light
ing station. First come, first
served until gone.
Special sale Of millinery 20 per
discount for Saturday Sept %,
1901, at Alexander & Freidenrich.
Miss Lydia Castle left last week
for short visit with friends in
Moscow. After her visit there she
will go to her home in the east.
Sixteen Imported Trimmed Hats
to close at 20 per cent discount
for Saturday. Special sale. Alex
ander & Frciden,ich
Mrs. l.. A. Hepburn returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit
on Salmon river. She was ac-
companied by Mrs Wand.
Hugh O'ksne offers IS 90 for
the best team of Brood mares
hitched to vehicle to be exhibited
Friday Oct 4, at 3 p. m in from
of his saloon.
Mr.. I. Cook and family, OF Golf,
arrived here last Saturday, where
they will reside for the winter in
order to give their children the
benefit Of our public school system.
Mr.. Mcguire, ofCottonwooL, has
sold the old Dresser ranch of 100
acres, one aud one-half miles north
of Cottonwood, to German; for
$500.
II. A. Moorehouse was tried in
Justice Jaques court Tuesday on
the charge OF cutting wood on land
belonging to Foster 4 Chapman
and w. w. Bledsoe A jury trial
was had and they returned a YER
dict Of guilty and the court fned
him $40. The case will be APP
pealed to the district court.
There will he services at the new
Church Of Christ church in this
city next Sunday morning and
evening. A Sunday school will,
also, be organized in the morning.
The new church will be formally
dedicated on the Sunday following
News has just reached town that
w. e. Stephens, of the Big Buffalo
Syndicate, has purchased one
third interest in the Cracker Jack
mine Of Hawley & Flint and will
Immediately put ten stamp mill
on the property.
County Attorney Scales received
Tuesday a telegram announcing
the death of his youngest sister,
aged 80, at her home in North
Carolina. This is the fifth death
in the Scales family in the past
six months.
AT the Presbyterian church a
young peoples service at 500 D. IN.
with sermon on "The Young Man
Who Lacked One Thing Essential. !"
There will be appropriate music by
the choir. At 7:15 G. E. Conse-
Grafton meeting and at 1000 a. m.
Sunday school. A cordial welcome
will be given at all these services.
Heating stoves for everyone at
popular prices. Cook stoves that
has the best record on earth and
ranges, well they are not to be
classed with any other as their
superior points are too many to
enumerate here, in fact new and
complete line of all at H. & III.
Hardware Co.
The Grangeville Athletic Associa-
ton will meet tonight in the
Pfeuler building to effect perma-
nent organization and elect officers
The results of Il properly CON-
Quoted organization of this kind
arc always beneficial and we hope
our young people will take an ac-
tive interest it.
Frank McGrane has returned
from Lewiston where he has been
experimenting the delivery OF a
large number of horses purchased
by himself and brothers to the
agents of the British government.
who need the animals in the war
against the Beers Their last
shipments amounted to $50 head.
Not all Of these horses were bought
on Camas Prairie, although the
largest percentage were The
shipment included purchases made
all the way from Ontario, Baker
City, Grande Ronde. Pendleton.
Walla Wal'a. Dayton. Pomeroy,
Asotin, and Lewiston, a ! of which
sections had been rounded up by
Tom and James NJ Crane and Ben
Reeves, while, Frank gives his
personal attention to the Clear
water jurisdiction.
Remember that the Big Buffalo
Cash Store is headquarters for all
harness and saddlery and will give
outside merchants prices which will