Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-13
LOCAL NOTES
Don't miss hearing Mrs. Windus

Miss McCallie at the opera house
ednesday, August 10th.
Candies, nuts, gums, oranges
mons and cigars, wholesale a
AIDES.
The ladies minstrel show will
given at the Odd Fellows hal
: 'iday, August 21.
Mrs. McMasters Of Lebanon
re-, is visiting her mother, Mrs
'rah Coveney, of this place.
! f. NJ. Ehrhardt, cashier of tn,
! aho county bank, was over from
)ttonwood Saturday on a bushes,
ip.
The Misses Emma Rothlisbere
I'd Maude Breeder left yesterday
Harpster, where they will stay
week visiting friends.
Robert Watson, one of the
I oneer farmers of the Cottonwood
lie, was doing business at the
unity seat this week.
Walter S. Clark was up from
arpster this week on business
injected with the extension of the
ad from Harpster to Sites.
! The corner stone for the new
!. Il. church at Moscow was laid
onday before large crowd. A
3 program was carried out.
Mr.. Johnnie Gotzinger of Pollock
.aho, is visiting his sisters, Mrs,
mos Markham, and the Misses
arie and Freda Berg, this week.
The venerable Jack Boyer was
town Saturday for the first time
nee his recent severe illness at the
)mo of Harry Faulkner near
enver.
1t is reported that Weldon Brey-
n Hepburn, Idaho's bachelor
nator, was married in Pennsyl-
mia to Miss Gheratine Yeatman
esterday.
Judge Vineyard in company
it'll Henry $. Haslitt, of Dixie
it for Thunder mountain this
orning. The Judge will be gone
)out three weeks.
The Big Buffalo Cash store does
wholesale and retail business.
Re have the goods and the price.
}e can save you money. Let us
how you. Big Buffalo Cash store.
Fen Batty and Henry Tamm left
r Burgdorf springs Friday for
puple of weeks outing in which
me they expect to rid themselves
a slight attack of rheumatism.
+. M. Roberts of Sites, has sold
is paper, the Sites Patriot to r.
kerns, recently of Spokane and
naconda, who will issue the
lper under the name of the Sites
)urnal.
The new wagon road now build
6 into Thunder mountain is with
20 miles of Roosevelt, the prin-
Pile town in the camp. There will |
great deal of machinery taken
TO the camp this fall.
Mrs. A. G. Hawson and son.
sse, left Sunday night for Port
nd, Oregon, where Mrs. Hawson
II stay for a couple of weeks, but
sse will remain and attend the
shop Scott academy.
Our harness department is the
lding feature of the day. Our
'rkmanship is of the highest
lndard and if you want No. |,
nd-made harpess, leave your
Ter at the Big Buffalo Cash store.
Jas. Snrridge was up from Harp
n this week and reports an i'm
'nse crop of all kinds of farm
oduce in that vicinity. The hay
ryest along the Clearwater is
er and farmers are highly graft
d with the yield.
Calender, a mining town in the
imp district, was partially de-
Dyed by fire Monday. Four
ildings were burned and the
lance of the town was saved
~ by the liberal use of dyna-
tie.
In order to make room for my
stock of furniture, will sell
entire line at a great reduction.
d springs, S2.75; iron beds, $500;
tables, CIT, $500. In ,
lnection with my undertaking a,
'iness l will run my hearse free
The city limits. :
6-tf w. Z. GRAHAM. !
'ADDLEs, SADDLEL-Have Just !
eived the latest, up-to-date line '
adde's with the latest improved
He'd body, Nelson steel fork. 2
bile rawhide covered trees, the 4
saddles to wear on earth. 1t o
pay you to see these saddles
IRE they are all gone. 1t is a a
sure to show these goods. b. B. fl
b Store. e
Irs. M. A. Moser, formerly of h h
city has leased the Commercial -
Il at PalOuSe citv Th;S lady