Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
LOCAL NOTES

i Fresh Fruits at Gees.
/ Don't forget to register.
Homemade Ice Cream at Gees.
A full line Of typewriter supplies
at Gees. u
PALMS Candies at the Right
Drug Store.
Remember the B. B. C. store
leads on all Shelf Hardware. n
Reduced prices on Hay and Grain
Forks at the B. B. G. store.
Don't forget the Monteith con.
cert on Saturday evening next.
BoRN.-Near Grangeville, july
rs, to the wife of Steve Rossiter, q
son.
BoRN.-Near Cottonwood, July
26, to the wife Of Frank Harris. q
son.
Standard Scale books for sale at
the FREE Pass Office, 35 cents
each.
Mining location notices Of all
kinds for sale at the FREE Press
Office.
MARRIED.-On Clear creek, july
p, F. ]. Boiler and Miss Eta
Crooks. &-E
|
BoRN.-Near Kooskia, July 20,
to the wife Of John Okerberg, q
daughter.
The fruit season is now on. Buy
your Mason Fruit Jars at the Big
Buffalo store.
Cottonwood, like Grangeville, is
doubling the accommodations of its
school house.
Teachers institute will be held
in Grangeville August Is. A good
attendance is assured.
J. j. Remington, the Salmon
river sheep and ferry man, was do
ing business here this week.
J. G. Moore, of Moore's station,
is out on the streets again after a
long confinement with typhoid fever.
Mrs. T.. G. Hattabaugh and daugh-
ter Mona are up on the st. Mariei
river for vacation trip during the
dogs days.
MARRIED.-In Grangeville, July
%, 1902, Justice Bonebrake Off
ciating, Moses A. Hawcroft and
Miss Lizzie Beck.
A correspondent calls attention
to the fact that in the publication
of the license ordinance last weel
no license was imposed upon doc
tors and lawyers.
Miss Mabel Graham is visitin,
friends in Stuart and will return
home in a few days. She has ais
visited friends in Kendrick during
her absence.
Now is the time to buy you
Groceries for hay harvest. W.
can save you money on every ar
ticle. w. F. S.. prop. Big Buffal'
Cash store.
| G. A. Chace and L. ]. Horton
of Stanton, Neb., are spending sew
eral days in town looking over tn
prairie for suitable location upoI
which to start a new town.
The Oregon Saloon has Away
on hand the following popula
brands Of Whiskey: Portland Club
$3.50 per quart. Three Star Bour
bon, s1.OO per quart Reynolds
Whiskey, s1.00 per quart.
The stage company is now run
hung a tri-weekly stage from thi
point to Buffalo Hump, leavin
here Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings at 6 a. m, and al
irving at the camp the next day.
The Chronicle reports that Col
!. tonwood is to have an up-to-dat
hardware and agricultural implt
ment house on September l, whic
will be opened by John Driessel,
wealthy farmer Of Uniontowr
Wash.
Miss Lizzie Morris, of Lincolr
J. Illinois, is spending few day
y here. She is on a vacation tour I
the western states and will retur
via Portland, San Francisco, Sa
Lake and Denver. While here 81
met her schoolmate and old frient
n ]. T. McDuffie.
!, Tom Henry, ex-sheriff Of Sh,
rs shone county, is back from an e,
tended prospecting trip into Il
Thunder Mountain country. B
: saws it is q fake of the worst kim
and predicts that there will not
r 20 men left in the "camp" in Il
next 60 days.
Re- Rudolph Bertsch has purchase
the elegant residence and groun'
on South Hall street formerly o
cupied by James Jack, and W
shortly remove his family to b
o new possessions. He has an Ell
CANT little home in very desir
nm