Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-04-03


The Prospector cigar leads all
others.
Where did you outfit? In the
rush. at the M. & M.
The Rush y Where? At the
NJ 4 M. Cash Store.
Standard Scale books for sale at
the FREE Pass office, 80 cents
each.
Pabst's Milwaukee export beer
for sale by the carload, or barrel
at A. G. Hawson & Co.'S.
The Right Family Liniment will
cure all aches, pains. Trya bottle
at the Right Drug Store.
The Right Headache Tablets
will cure that headache, manufac-
tured and sold by the Right Drug
Store.
Pabst Blue Ribbon, the most
tasty and appetizing Of Eastern
beers. Has valuable nutritive
QUALITIES.
The Genesee News says: Jake
Kambitch is up Grangeville way
and may purchase an interest in
the brewery at that place. =
G. NJ. Day and family have re-
moved from their ranch north OF
town recently purchased by James
Hamill, and are now domiciled in
their city residence.
The sprng term Of the state
supreme court for the northern
district opens at Lewiston on April
It'll. There are Is eases ON the
docket for the term.
Judge Allen Miller spent several
days here this week from his home
in White Bird and reports the fruit
trees in that neighborhood as
loaded with blossoms.
A. G. lawson was made happy
by the arrival Of his wife and sor
from Arlington last Friday. The
family will remain here perman
emily, and we are glad to gree
them to growing Grangeville.
Just the thing to make thos'
thoroughbred chickens LOOK thei
best, lay lots Of eggs, make yo'
feel proud of them aud put dollar
in your podket, Lees Lice Kille
on sale at II. & II. Hardware Go
The we'll known pioneer, Johl
M. Silcott, was removed from m
: old home at the Lewiston ferry I
: the hospital at Walla Walla las
!, week. He has been u victim {
: paralysis for some time and
;, daily growing more and more feeble
A great clearance sale for th
q next thirty days. | will sell N
4 entire stock of furniture at reduce
prices. Everything must go. Woo
= bedsteads at $3.50. Iron bedstea6
4 at $500. A good hardwood chat
a Zoe each. At the Graham Furn
\ ture Store.
n Wright, OF the Right drug stor
sr is nothing if not original His sho
window was handsomely al
a. uniquely decorated for the East
in holidays by an excellent display
u novelties appropriate to the East
r. season, including some live rabbit
10 the whole making shew whit
e. old and young alike appreciate.
Of w. f. Schmadeka has been
very sick man this week wi
IN typhoid.malaria, which it W
ty thought would .develope into pne
of monia, but he is now pullil
On through, although it will be sol
e. time before he is able to resul
as business.
re The southern routes into Tit
81 der Mountain are involving sue
at ers who follow them in untold han
ships. Horace Lewis, one of
promoters Of the Ketchum rou
got his outfit of pack animals
a to far as Cape Horn, on the Sawtoc
its range, and the last storm block
the the trail behind and ahead of him
it IT,, that he can neither advance |
lily. retreat, and his animals are
the the danger of starvation.
ION ION "A neighbor ran in with bot
T The he of Chamberlain S Collie, Chole
lars and Diarrhna Remedy when
ns' son was suffering with sew
;. cramps and was given up as beys
hope by my regular physician, v
stands high in his protest.
SO After administering three doses
for it, my son regained conscionsn
the and recovered entirely wit
res, twenty-foun hours" says \
un- Mary Haller,o of Mt Crawford,
This Remedy is for sale by all DIR
It'll, gists.
ere A private letter to the ed
and from J. A. Moody. of Harvard
ing Iowa. states that the recent
ook card back east lasted three di
during which the thermome
ave dropped to four degrees below Q
ow- and all trains were blockat
tain He purchased land here last .
ping uary and was anxious to k
our what damage had been done
e to winter wheat by the cold 81
, we Doubtless he will be SURPRISED
and laarn that we have had no