Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-03
Fresh Fruits at Gees.

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A full line of typewriter supplies
at Gees.
Legal blanks of all kinds at the
FREE Press office
The Right Family Liniment will
cure your aches and pains.
The Right Drug Store will save
yon money on your prescriptions.
Standard Scale books for sale at
the FREE Press Office, 35 cents
each
G. +. Mckinney has taken a
position with the Bargain store
company.
Sheldon Delmage was visitor
from Salmon river. Monday and
Tuesday.
Hats at half price at Miss Nc
Pherson's millinery store at Marks
old stand.
ID. N. Mcdonald closed highly
successf ! term of school at White
Bird Friday.
WANTED. A good cook, lady
preferred. Address Golf house,
Con, Idaho. jy3tf
The bell tower has received Il
coat of paint and the scaffolding
has been removed.
w. f. Bills, formerly of the firm
of Ingram & Bills, was doing bust
ness here this week.
w. b. Huston was out from
Newsome this week and reports the
camp very active in mining way.
The Big Buffalo Cash Store leads
in Staple and Fancy Groceries.
We can save you money on every
| deal.
The hose teams were out for
practice Friday and Saturday even
ings, lining up for the celebration
festivities.
A No. l baled timothy hay for
sale by E. w. Oliver at 40 cents
per cwt., b miles northeast of
Grangeville.
f. M. Aldrich, Spokane mining
expert, arrived Monday en- route to
the mountains to examine a pros
pect for eastern investors.
The small boy started in early
to celebrate the Fourth this year,
and the popping of firecrackers has
been incessant for the past week.
Mrs. Virginia Hadorn and her
daughter Josephine were up from
Salmon river during the week and
will remain until after the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rookie, OF
the ST. Albert hotel at Cottonwood,
spent Sunday in Grangeville, hav-
ing come over to take in the ball
game.
For SALE. Eighty acres of hay
within one mile of Grangeville fer
sale, or will be let to responsible
party to cut on shares. Inquire OF
Chris Keefer.
A good delegation of our Grange
vile people anticipate visiting Cot
tonwood on July ) TO take in the
festivities of the second day of the
celebration over there.
Hon Louis Smith has returned
from trip to the Hot lake il
Grande Ronde valley, where he
} derived much benefit from the use
of the waters at that famous resort
Mrs. L. L. Phillips is prepared
to do all kinds of carpet and rug
weaving, having recently purchase,
new loom. Will buy all kind,
of carpet rags. Hall street, soutl
, Of opera house. j1tf
Matt Gilbert and Chas. Whit,
left for Marshall lake Monday OF
a long prospecting trip. The,
r could not get into better country
and We hope they will run onto {
j big thing.
: Major Frank A. Fem, superin
tendent Of the Bitter Root fores
& reserve, was up from Kooskia Fri
+ day with his family on visit t
his brother, Geo. G. Fem, and re
r turned Saturday,
10 Twenty five men are working o.
e the Wise Boy mine in Buffal
.. Hump district getting everythin
e in shape for an early start of tn
q new stamp mill, which it is hope
will be ready to drop stamps b
i, August /.
Il Chas. p. Richardson, the Moos
creek mining magnate, was in tow
Tuesday with the bullion prodnt
of the Moose creek placers. H
of reports a very satisfactory seaso
Il. considering the short water suppl
il. this year.
to Styles that bear the stamp I
~ fashion; those are the sort of Ha
ID that make up my line. You wi
u, u, find no better styles, no better nj
is terials, no better workmanship, 1
~ better prices than offer you.-
s.. Mrs. w. +, Schmadeka.
st Go to Ed Bradford's for yo,
II, lumber He has over half a mi
ed lion feet of first-class Dry Lumbe
en- both Rough and Dressed, also q