Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-06
LOCAL NOTES

Fresh fruits at the NJ. & NJ
A. l.. White Il Co., Insurance
Mrs. Nancy Jones visited Whit
Bird last week. 'e
Fresh eggs, butter and lard al
ways on hand at Ingram's. If
BoRN.-In this city, October 30.
70 the wife Of John L. Byron, a
New line Of Jewelry at the Bio
buffalo store. Write for our cata.
logue.
A complete line of books, sta
tlonery and school supplies at the
M. & M. Cash store.
Samuel johnson of Granpeville
has been granted an increase of
pension of $40 per month.
Mrs. O'Kane left for Portland
last week, being called there by the
serious illness of her sister. Mrs
Hogan.
+. W. Lawrence of Helena ar
rived here Friday en- route to the
hump to look after his mining in.
terests.
q. d. Brockman has sold his
hne farm near Denver to a friend
OF VIM. Mulhall, the owner of the
Denver tract.
William Hutton has purchased
the l2O-acre farm ON the reserya-
ton line north of Denver formerly
owned by G. A. Gorrell.
Walking Skirts, new models.
new materials, made from all wool
cloths in black and pretty shades
OF Oxford gray and blue. Call
and see them at the Big Buffalo
store.
W. E. Graham will engage in
the Second Hand business and will
buy and sell old goods in connec-
lion with new goods. Here is the
place to get bargains in furniture.
Iron Beds for SO.
Bring your sacks and get all the
potatoes you want for 80 cents per
'ack. | will sack them for 10
'ents per 100 pounds extra. Call
It my ranch near Denver. Harry
Faulkner.
F. B. Ball, the well-known cattle
'uyer, spent several days here this
week from Seattle. He is still in
he market for beef cattle, and
kinks prices have about reached
he top notch.
Robert Goan, the 13-year-old son
# w. A. Goan of Mt. Idaho, was
brown from horse near the De-
any school house last week and
nstained a severe fracture of the
kull, but no serious results are an
icipated.
Mrs. L. L. Phillips is prepared
o do all kinds of carpet and rug
Weaving, having recently purchased
new loom. Will buy all kinds
# carpet rags. Hall street, south
4 opera house. jltf
Commencing last Monday the
clearwater Short Line began the
ocular winter schedule. The train
low leaves Sites for Spokane aud
at 500 in the morning
nd arrives at Sites at 6:45 in the
evening.
At the late Rebekah assembly,
!. o. o. F., Mrs. Moblcy was
lected president; Mrs. Levi Ma
zee, of Grangeville, grand warden;
hrs. Carrie Myers, of Boise, Sec
etary; Mrs. Hamlin, of Silver
lily, treasurer.
w. E. Worden, formerly in Ma
,ee's store, is now located at Puy-
,llup, WASH, where he is in the
andy business. Rolla Polla, the i
zig gambler, is also there with his
ure- thing games during the hop
,icking season.
Geo. A. Snow of Wallace spent
everal days here en- route to the
Hump where he has extensive
mining interests. He believes that
he Hump is going to make one of
he biggest gold mining camps; in
he northwest.
Dan Greenwalt arrived from
Boise Friday, after spe nding the
hummer in Thunder Mountain
where he has extensive holdings of
mining properties. He
thinks the Thunder Mountain
is all right.
Attorney j. M. Mcdonald left
or his old home at Seymour, Ind,
with the intention of do
ing some missionary work for Idaho
county among his old neighhors in
the Hoosier state. Among other
things he took back affidavits of
the weight and size of some of the
products of our soil exhibited at
the late street fair.
VIM. Mulhall, the new proprie-
tor IF tho nanvor svndicata tract