Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-12-11
LOCAL NOTES

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machines.
Peter Raub was in town from
Lucille Friday.
Fresh eggs, butter and lard al.
ways on hand at Ingram's. tt
Adam Brust of Cottonwood was
doing business in town Monday.
New line of Jewelry at the Big
Buffalo store. Write for our cata-
lOgue.
Chris Ohlsen left Sunday for
st. Paul where he will spend the
winter.
G. A. Taylor, representing Glass
\ Prudhomme of Portland, was in
town Saturday.
The finest line of Candies, Fruits
and Cigars can always be had at
the Bon Bon.
IT. McDuffie of Grangeville has
been appointed a notary public in
and for Idaho county.
Mrs. H. Wax left Tuesday for
San Francisco where she will visit
relatives during the winter.
Christ Behnen, prosperous
farmer living near Denver, remem-
bered this Office with pleasant call
Monday.
Grange, lille is threatened with
wood famine unless the roads soon
get in condition for hauling out of
the mountains.
VIM. F. Reynolds and Martha
Reynolds of Ferdinand were mar
ried in this city Sunday, Rev. ].
s. Smith officiating.
A. johnson can furnish your
house with the best line Of Furni-
ture, Dishes and Heating Stoves
ever brought to Grangeville.
In a l7.days' run Of the Dewey
mill at Thunder Mountain recently
60 pounds of gold, valued at $12,-
600, was taken from the plates.
i J. E. Nelson of Lewiston and
Speedy Swift Of Spokane, two pop
ular commercial men, were inter-
viewing our merchants last Friday.
Do you need Furniture, Stoves
or Crockery? If so go to A. john
son, who can supply you with just
what you want at prices that suit.
Supreme bargains Refrigeratore.
You can never buy them again at
the prices we are naming during
our cleanup sale.-H. & H. Hard.
ware Co.
The State Teachers association
will meet in Weiscr this year, De
cember 90 and 80. Extensive ar
rangements are being made for al
exceptionally good meeting.
SrRAYED.-Two horses; gray il
branded X on left hip; bay brand
ed a heart on left hip. Suitable
reward will be paid tnr their return
to J. P. kce, Grangeville. d4
w. E. Graham will engage il
the Second Hand business and will
buy and sell old goods in connec
ton with new goods. Here is tn
place to get bargains in furniture
Iron Beds for SO.
II James Bryant, living near Kama
B. lost a little four-year-old son las
90 week from scarlet fever. Their
90 % are a number OF cases reported O
g g the reservation, but the doctor
# are getting it well in hand.
The elegant display Of Chris
mas goods at the Right Drug stol
is attracting much attention ar
speaks we'll for the enterprise
the proprietor. Mr.. Wright b
o lieves in getting what the peop
want and then letting them kno
at he has it by the liberal use
. printers ink.
= Rev. E. A. Chase died at /
sons residence north Of Denv
: last Friday, aged GA years. ]
o. had been a resident of Camas Pr;
nth rie for 20 years, having moved he
c. in 1882 from Oakland, Ore.
. leaves a large family of gro,
children, most of whom are re
dents OF this county.
Is. At its regular meeting Can
at Camp 5943, Of Denver, held Dece
D Der 2, the following officers w
. elected: Consul, G. P. Hinkle;
: wiser, d. H. Bolte; banker, J.
Miller; clerk, J. Pulse; escort,
Rowe: Waterman H. Zehucr; s
4" try, w. Letter; managers, +. 81
). NJ. man and l. Zehner.
Senator-elect j. L. Eckert
doing business and meeting friel
in town Friday. He denies t
q he is pledged to vote for Shoup
o. senator, but does not wish to
onth who he will support. He will
I'm. nose any movement to create a
county whereby Idaho county
lose desirable territory.