Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-14
LOCAL NOTES

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Homemade Ice Cream at Gees,
a full line Of typewriter supplies
at Gees.
Palms Candies at the Right
Drug Store.
Remember the B. B. C. store
leads ON all Shelf Hardware.
Reduced prices on Hay and Grain
Forks at the B. B. G. store.
L. L. Afford and wife are IN
from Lewiston to spend a few DAYS.
Standard Scale books for sale at
the FREE PRESS Office, 35 cents
each.
New Fall and Winter Goods ar.
irving daily.-Alexander & Freid.
enrich.
Mining location notices of all
kinds for sale at the FREE Press
Office.
Special Shoe sale Saturday. 10
per cent discount. Alexander &
Freidenrich.
New line of Mems and Bows
Clothing just in at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
The fruit season is now on. Buy
your Mason Fruit Jars at the Big
Buffalo store.
Doors and Windows, Shingles
and Builders Hardware. Prices
the lowest. Alexander & Freiden-
rich.
McDaniels' pack train of 25 head
loaded last Friday at the A. & F.
store with freight for the Jumbo
and other mines in the Hump.
Now is the time to buy your
Groceries for hay harvest. We
can save you money ON every ar
ticle. W. F. s., prop. Big Buffalo
Cash store.
9. W. Hartley, Of Weiser, spent
spent several days here this week
looking after titles to mining prop
erty in Thunder Mountain. He
returned Monday over the state
road.
Henry Hatke was over from
Westlake Monday and reports the
crops on the mountain as being
world-beaters. Many new settlers
are coming in over there and buy
ing land.
The Oregon Saloon has always
on hand the following popular
brands of Whiskey: Portland Club,
$3.50 per quart. Three Star Bour-
bon, sl.O0 per quart Reynolds
Whiskey, s1.OO per quart.
w. f. Graham has Just received
a carload of fine furniture right
from the factory. The finest that
has ever been brought to Grange
vile. When You want anything
in this line can save you money.
G. P. Richardson was out from
Moose creek this week. The water
supply has given out and he is now
fixing up the works for an early
start next spring. The production
of these historic mines was emf
nently satisfactory this year.
Commencing last Monday a daily
mail service from Sites to Elk City
was inaugurated. The future OF
that section never looked more
promising than it does now, and
there is every prospect that great
mining camp is to be built up in
that district.
Hugh O'Kane left Monday morn
ing with two Of his fast horses to
take hand in the races at Salmon
Meadows next week. He expects
to show the natives over there
something in the way of fast stock
which they have not before seen in
this section.
Edmond Fitzgerald was in town
from Cottonwood Monday on a
business trip. He is one of the
original first subscribers to the old
reliable FREE PRESS and a prosper
Gus farmer and stockraiser. He
reports bountiful crops all over the
west side of the prairie.
DR.. Nickel is on the streets again
after being severely used up by the
collapse Of a hay derrick out on the
Tilley tract west of town. A
couple of broken ribs and a dislo-
Gated collar bone were the result,
but he walked home and DIR. Sheaf.
fer fixed him up as good as new.
j. D. Davis, the Denver mer.
chant, was thrown from q binder
he was running on his farm near
Denver last week and had knee
thrown out Of place. The accident
occurred through the team running
away, and next to his own injuries
Mr.. Davis mOurns the total loss Of
new binder.
Mckee & Oliver, of the Grange.
vile machine shops, have con.