Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-11
LOCAL G! ! NOTES. N!
New line Of Gents Neckwear. -
Alexander & Ereidan rich

Attorney T. II. Bartlett spent a
couple of days in Lewiston last
week. 81"
;. z Mcdaniel, the popular
packer, is laid up with a very. sore
hand.
For refreshing and hpal,hful
drink try Root Beer. At the Right
Drug store. !.
.. A. Fox Of Kamiah was doing
business in this good town during
the week. :
Z. A. Campbell of White Bird
was guest of the Wiltse house
this week. &
Born Near Tolo, September 2,
to the wife of Jake Brock, . big
democratic boy.
Mrs. NJ. f. Moser of the Moser
house was in Sites last Thursday
on business.
Ribbons, Laces and Handker-
chiefs. See the new line.-Alex-
ander & Freidenrich.
Social dance at the opera house
on Saturday evening, admission
81. All are invited
Farmer Johns Barb Wire Bal
SAN. Manufactured and sold at
the Right Drug store.
Good pasture for horses and
cattle with plenty of water.
j. II. PERRY, Mt. Idaho.
Mems and Boys Clothing. New
line and prices the lowest. Alex
ander and Freidenrich.
Henry Wax returned from Lew
iston Friday night, where he had
spent several days on business.
Stewards thresher did 5000 bush
els of barley in three-fourths of q
day in Lake precinct last week.
Get prices on Chinaware and
Tinware at the Big Buffalo store.
A new, clean stock now ON hand.
John Norwood, assistant cashier
of the Bank of Camas Prairie, left
for Boise Friday night on business.
Mr.. Campbell, son-in-law of Sam
Kennedy, late of Kootenai county,
is on the prairie looking for farm.
Ladies, call and ace the new line
Of Dress Goods and Cloths for Tai
Tor Made Suits. & Frei-
denrich.
VIM. Bowman has moved his
sawmill up to Slate creek. He has
contract to saw big amount of
lumber.
For SALE-Hogs, shoats, pies,
55head. Will take $4,000 fer
whole lot. The reaso i il scarcity
of feed. d c. Vincent, expert
mental station.
Dan Mcdonald left for Elk City
Tuesday, after spending several
weeks in the metropolis repairing
a damaged shoulder blade which
he had the misfortune to break
asst summer.
Much new grain is coming to
town daily and the prevailing price
is 80 cents per busbel at the ma
chine. The millers are filling their
granaries at this price and storing
it while the roads are dry.
Passenger travel is very heavy
these days, and the stage company
and all the livery stables which.
run hacks for the conveyance Of
passengers to and from the railroad
terminus at Sites are full to over
flowing every trip.
r. N. Barnett, who has been a
resident of the Point for the past
two years has purchased the Boss
livery stable from Byron & White
and is now in possession, and
promises to conduct the institution
SO as to give satisfaction to the
patrons OF this old stand. 81
Arthur l. Chapman, a former
res dent here in the 70s, has been
declared insane at Portland. He
was for many years in the employ
Of the government at Vancouver
barracks as Indian interpreter, and
was big man in this section dur.
ing the Indian outbreak Of 1877.
w NJ Jack has brought suit in
the district court against the vii
l,ge of Grangeville to compel the
payment of money claimed to lie
due on contract for water. He has
retained J. F. AiIshie to prosecute
the case, while W. II. Casady and
Fogg & Nugent have been retained
by tue city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geary and chill
dren arrived last week from San
Francisco for visit with the fam.
lily of J A. Swarts, grandparents
OF Mrs. Geary. Since their arrival
the children have all broke out
with the measles, having been ex.
posed on the steamer between San
Francisco and Seattle.