Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-01-10

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people attended the Odd Fellows
ball at Denver last night and re-
port a very pleasant time.
J. B. Krieger, of the saw mill
firm Of Terhan < krieger. was in
town Saturday and added his
name to our subscription list,
Mrs. M. Mason, dress and cloak
maker; Ladies fancy waists; also
childrens dresses. Upstairs over
the Jack Hardware Co. store.
Lone Day, A. J. Turner, and
E. A. Day left Monday for a ten
days fishing expedition on the
middle fork of the Clearwater.
Honest goods-right prices
good service, all these are helping
towards our success. II. & Fl
Hardware Co. The Yellow Front.
Mrs. Laura johnson, of this city,
is quite i'll at home on Main street.
Her daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Baker,
OF Whitebird, is here in atten1-
ance.
Chas. Nail, the proprietor of the
Halfway house between Sites and
Grangeville, was in town Saturday
and reports travel very brisk along
that route.
There will be divine service at
the Catholic church in Grange
vile on Sunday, January l3, at
ten o'clock a. IN. Everybody
kindly invited.
Camas Prairie is enjoying SPLEEN
did sleighing and the jingling bells,
blowing horns and merry laughter
of sleighing parties are most
familiar sounds.
The Buffalo Hump syndicate
have made final entry on the
Vesuvins, Nesuvius Fraction, and
Red Star claims in the Buffalo
Hump district.
The Moscow Independent has
changed hands and will in the
future he edited and managed by
Messrs. ID. 7. A. Macintosh and
Geo. S. ChilCers.
Joseph Pfeufer is having II neat
wire fence built around his prop
erty one block south Of his store
and will erect new residence
thereon in the spring.
At the Presbyterian church next
Lords Day; in the morning, "Our
Burning Hearts" In the even
ing, "The Burning Bush Spec
ial music in the evening.
George Wilson, who has been
teaching school near Denver, has
gone to his old home in Oregon,
where he has accepted the position
Of principal Of the Yoncalla
schools.
James Wells returned this week
from months trip to Dixie cam p
with freight from Sites. He says
this is the hardest trip he ever had
in his life as we'll as being very
Improbable.
No 80 days, no pay you tomor-
row, but spot cash and lowest
prices ever known on Camas
Prairie. That is the way Schma-
deka's Big Buffalo Cash Store is
doing business.
The !. N. 4 G. Stage Co. put on
sleighs this morning between here
and Sites and the patrons of this
popular company can now enjoy a
good sleigh ride in going to and
from the railroad.
See our Venetian green enam-
eled steel ware. 1t is the most
beautiful and ornamental ware
ever offered; our line is now
complete. H. & II. Hardware
Co. The Big Bell.
The city government has fitted
up two rooms in the old Grange
building to be used as council
The floor is covered
with linoleum and everything pre-
sents a neat appearance.
Mr.. w. L. Travis, general man.
ager of the l. n. & G. Stage Co.,
is spending Il few days here look
ing after the company's business.
He will so from here to Portland,
and will remain some time there.
Our sewing machines are abso-
lutely perfect and not to be COM
pared with the many cheap ma
chimes that are advertised which
Are dear at any cost. II. & II.
Hardware CO. The Yellow |
Front.
Woodcock s Little Game will be
given at the |. O. O. +. Hall,
January Is, under the auspices of
st. Agnes Guild, for the benefit of
heir church debt. Tuesday even
ng, January Is. Admission 80
,ents.
The people are delighted with
,chmadeka's Twentieth Century
'lan of doing business. a~~ds
odd for cash only, credit no vs In
'reat all alike, both rich and poor: :
md sell goods cheaper than ever
Known in Grangeville.
Hogan Bros. are having brick
urnace built at the back of their
,arber shop for heating water for