Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-26
Fresh Fruits Mt Gees

Farmers are getting ready for a
big hay harvest.
Better than ever, Soda Water at
the Right Drug Storr.
j. l. Gross, the Stuart merchant,
was doing business here Monday.
The Right Family Eminent will
cure your aches and pains.
The stage travel to and from the
railroad is quite heavy these days.
The Right Drug Store will save
you money on your prescriptions.
j. j. Maraseck was up from
Stuart Monday on a business trip.
Hats at half price at Miss Nc
Pherson's millinery store at Marks
old stand.
Geo. Baker left Monday for the
Hump after a months visit in
Grangeville.
Merchant Matt II. Truscott was
doing business here Monday from
Mt. Idaho.
Henry Wax has received this
week carload of Studebake err hacks
and wagons,
Pat Cusick and X. l.. Smith are
registered at the Wiltse house from
Buffalo Hump.
BoRN.-Near Mt. Idaho, June
20, 1902, to the wife of John Skel-
ton, 12-pound son.
Mrs. Ben Zehner returned Thurs
day from two-months' visit to her
old home in Missouri.
r. III. Farris, one OF Clearwater s
prosperous farmers, was IA pleasant
caller at this Office Monday.
Attorney McNamee will deliver
the Grafton at the two-day celebra-
ton at Cottonwood July 4 and 5.
The Big Buffalo Cash Store leads
in Staple and Fancy Groceries.
We can save you money on every
deal.
A heavy shower of rain would
be blessing all along the line to
everything and everybody. 1t is
needed.
II. Ii. Davis arrived from Benton
county, Arkansas, last week and is
spending the summer with j. G.
Mattox.
r. S. Van Arsdal, of Harrod.
burg, KY, arrived here last Friday
on a visit to his old-time school.
mate, Walter Hickerson.
Saturday was another busy day
in growing Grangeville, and many
signatures to the county seat re
moval petition were secured.
The Big Buffalo Cash Store car
supply your wants in Shelf Hard
ware for much less than the regular
hardware store. Give us a call.
MARRIED. Near Grangeville, OF
June Is, 1902, w. N. Knox. min
lister of the gospel, officiating
Charles Bickford and Miss Grac,
Nurss.
For SALE - Eighty acres Of ha,
within one mile OF t;rangeville fo
sale, or will he l. { 10 responsible,
party to cut on shares. Inquire o
Chris Keeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcconnell
are up from their ranch on Skoo
kun Chuck creek on a visit for
few days to their son, j. X. Nc
Cornell and family.
T.. w. Oliver is having $50 ton
of hay hauled from his ranch north
east Of town to the railroad to CON
plete his contract for 600 tons Ell
tered into last year.
John II. Forsman was over frol
the Cottonwood side Monday an
reports the country as in need of
{ good, soaking rain, otherwise ever,
thing is looking spendidly.
] will still give bargains in flu
! niture and wallpaper. My ne
. stock has just arrived. Come
, and see for yourself at w. +. CIR
t hams Furniture Store.
, Misses Lena and Olive Martil
daughters of Mort S. Martin, ha,
returned from attending the Sc
sion of the Lewiston normal scho
and will return again in Septembe
] L. G. Chadwick and wife
: the Consolidated Hydraulic Mimi
, company, operating on Saline
S river, were doing business he
the past week, returning Monda
Mrs. l.. l.. Phillips is prepar
> to do all kinds of carpet and r
0 weaving, having recently purchas
{. new loom. Will buy all kin
of carpet rags. Hall street, sou
of opera house. jltf
n A report comes from Sites Il
II the old schedule is to be restor
II for reasons unknown to this co
l. munity. Better give us that ra
is road and thus obviate the necess
5. for these frequent changes.
p The Oregon Saloon has alws
'e on hand the following popu
d brands of Whiskey: Portland Gil
lie s1.50 per quart. Three Star 30
n bon, s1.00 per quart Reynol
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