Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
LOCAL NOTES
Fresh fruits at the M. & M.

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Fancy groceries at the NJ. & M.
Cash store.
DIR. McDermid is visiting in Spo-
kane this week.
Masonic lodge meets Saturday
evening next, November 10.
Fresh eggs, butter and lard al
ways on hand at Ingram's. tt
E G. Hollingshead was up from
Pollock this week on mining bust.
ness.
New line OF Jewelry at the Big
Buffalo store. Write for our cata-
logue.
}. b. YOrke was visitor from
the Clearwater side Monday and
Tuesday.
Fred Wiley was a visitor from
Warren last week en- route to the
lower country.
Merchant NJ. Ii. Truscott was
over from Mt Idaho last Friday
on a business trip.
A complete line of books, sta
tionery and school supplies at the
M. & M. Cash store.
Fred S. Pope, major domo of the
Jersey house grill room, is on the
sick list this week.
| Geo. A. Francis, formerly of this
place, has opened secondhand
store at Cottonwood.
The o. r. & N. Co. has resumed
daily steamboat service between
Lewiston and Riparia.
Geo. Baker and J. p. Lefller left
this week for prospecting trip in
the Baker City country.
2. II. Ready has sold 16O acres
adjoining the Denver syndicate
act to Henry Anderson.
The Y. M. G. A. people have
received the gymnasium outfit re-
Gently purchased in New York.
Negotiations for the transfer oil
several farms in this neighborhood
to eastern people are now pending
Henry Wax returned Sunday
from visit to San Francisco where
he went on an important business
trip.
f. S. Kinney, manager for thu
Buffalo Hump syndicate, spent sew
eral days in the new county sea
this week.
The Women's club met at tn
residence of Mrs. DR.. Stock ton las
Thursday and reorganized for tn
winters work.
A. Johnson can furnish you
house with the best line of Furni
ture, Dishes and Heating Stove
ever brought to Grangeville.
Do You need 'niture, Stove
or Crockery? II 80 20 to A. John
son, who can supply You with jus
what you want at prices that sui
Wallace Scott returned Sunda
II from a trip through the Palous
5. country where he went to visit th
20 several stores in which he is intel
10 ested.
50 Ed Heightsmann was over frol
: Nezperce last week in order to vot'
He is holding down good job
the big town of the reservatic
country and expects to reside the
this winter.
a The early closing agreeme
" among Grangeville merchants
at working nicely, and the gener
hope is expressed that it will
maintained indefinitely.
Evangelist Simmons commenc
series of gospel meetings at t
D. Baptist church here Tuesday eve
nth ing which are attracting large &c
= gregations of earnest seekers aft
the truth.
The railroad prospects are loo
ing mighty encouraging these da
Is and nobody need be surprised
see two lines Of railroad built il
at growing Grangeville before n
P. years Thanksgiving day.
w. Z. Graham will engage
the Second Hand business and
buy and sell old goods in com
= ton with new goods. Here is
P. NJ. place to get bargains in furnitl
" Iron Beds for 50.
Bring your sacks and get all
potatoes you want for 30 cents
. sack. / will sack them for
u D. cents per 100 pounds extra.
onth at my ranch near Denver. Hs
EN-. Faulkner.
- Dreary November weather
prevailed ever since election
with plenty of rain, wind and 81
206. Plows are. running all over
prairie getting the soil ready for
winter wheat.
&C.
Mrs. L. l.. Phillips is prep
40 do all kinds of carpet and