Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-02-26
LOCAL NOTES.
Best Candies at Gees.


ticles at the Right Drug Store.
w. B. Turner remembered us
with a pleasant business call Tues
day.
ii. B. Fulton came up from
Boise Tuesday to appear as wit
ness in the Childers DEMONSTRATING
case.
M. w. Addineton, of Council, is
here as with, S. in the district
court.
Brown & Reed have II insurance
companies. Look closely after ex-
pirations.
Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson entertain
ed a number of friends Wednesday
evening.
Have your prescriptions filled
with pure fresh drugs at the Right
Drug Store.
For reliable insurance call upon
Brown & Reed Office in Bank of
Camas Prairie.
B. G. Steele is in the city this
week in attendance upon the
district court.
w. II. Smith, of Melrose, Nez
Perez county was doing business
here this week.
Arthur Davis, of Warren, is in
town this week on business before
the district court.
c. +. Leland, our general ex-
{ press agent, spent Sunday in Lew
iston, visiting friends.
An elegant stock of New Books,
Stationery and Typewriter Supplies
just received at Gees.
G. j. johnson, Kamiah mer-
chant, spent several days in
Grangeville this week.
The lumber is being distributed
for the new sidewalks in the
western part of town north of the
court house.
Painter Dick Hartman is i'm
proving the appearance of the in
terror of the post Office by giving it
new coat of paint.
Miss Eta Graham left last week
for her home in California after an
extended visit with her sister Mrs
b. F. Taylor in this city.
Rev. w. III. Root will hold SER
vices at white Bird next Sunday
evening and at John Day, Tues
day evening, March 9.
Haynes & Laurence are now run
ming their wood saw, and will saw
your wood on short notice. They
will also chop feed every Saturday.
Foster & Hall have stocked up
enormous quantities of ice in the
cellar of their new meat market
for use during the coming dog days.
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.
r. w. Pinnell, a mining man of
Garfield, passed through here Tues
day enroute to Salmon river, where
he goes to examine some mining
property.
Three of the incest lots in the
city near the court house for sale
for few days only for $3.50. Don't
miss buying them.
PARKER & Young.
The Episcopal church Melted
SS440 from the "Charley's Aunt"
entertainment and the public got
more than that amount in good,
innocent amusement.
Mrs. Francis j. Smith and
daughter Leora have removed
from Mt. Idaho and are now
occupying their own residence on
State street which they purchased
from Mrs. London.
VIII pay cash for few quarter
sections of good, uninimproved
farm lands on Camas Prairie
Those only who want to sell need
address me stating lowest price.
Lock box PAT, Hamilton, Mont.
The Northern Pacific has issued
a very nice pamphlet advertising
the resources of territory tributary
to their lines, but as usual had
very little to say about Camas
Prairie.
Frank KAHN was visitor from
the Cottonwood side this week.
He recently purchased the w. f.
Mckee residence on State street.
and xepects to remove his family
and make his residence here
shortly.
The real estate firm of Parker &
Young sold, on Saturday last, the
entire GOO acre farm adjoining
Grangeville on the south, which
was the property of the Aram
estate, the consideration being s25
per acre. The purchaser is Craig
| l.. Spencer, one of the eastern
clients of Parker & Young, and it
Z, b;c ;ntantion tn Sand a man from