Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-03-26

Hansen's Bee Honey for sale a
the City Bakery. It's wholesom,
and pure. A!
Good location for parties to. opel
a Hotel or Restaurant at Whit,
Bird, Idaho. adv. a, II
Have your prescriptions filled
with pure fresh drugs at the RICH
Drug Store.
q. M. Butler, the Sites rea
estate man, was doing business il
town Tuesday.
The finest line of Candies Fruits
and Cigars can always be had al
the Bon Bon.
Rus Davidson came out from the
Hump last week and went on to
Spokane for visit.
Green River Whiskey. The
whiskey without a headache. At
the Oregon Saloon.
Spend a pleasant evening for
getting the cares of life by attend
ing Bread on the Waters.
Wallace Scott president of the
Bank of Grangeville, returned
Thursday from business trip to
Lewiston.
Justice James Woodward has
fitted up offices in the Grange
building and has very comforta-
BILE quarters.
). IL. Robinson has been ap-
pointed school census marshal and
will begin taking the census of
Athis district April l.
Fred Mckenzie leaves Sunday
for Elk City, where he will assume
his old places as superintendent of
the Buffalo Hill places.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingram
write friends here that they have
left Los Angeles and will be in
Grangeville in a few days.
Right now is the time to make
your selections whatever the
weather today or tomorrow NAV
be. Big Buffalo Cash Store.
John Peterson and R. Nugent, |
OF Cottonwood, were in town Tues |
day as witnesses before Judge Tay-
lor IN the horse stealing cases.
Henry H. Schiller arrived here
from New York Tuesday, where he
has been for some time past. Hel
Will go to Weiser in few days.
Martin V. Taylor, a recent ar.
rival from Missouri. bought 4OOi
acres of land from f. w. Oliver
paying $50 an acre for it, his week
John Hoene has or hand at his
mill two miles southwest of Keutb-
erville, 100000 leet of first class dry
flooring, rustic and shiplay. Place
your order early.
|. G. Hattabaugh has purchased
some line residence lots of CIV Over |
man ON South Meadow street and
Will erect n handsome residence
thereon this summer.
G. W. Jackson, the Sioux City
sheriff, reached here Saturday and |
left Sunday with George Sclnard |
who is wanted in Iowa to answe, |
to the charge Of robbery.
Trinity church services Sunday
March 20: Sunday school at lol
a. m; services Il a. M; Wednes.
day April /, st Agness Guild $50
p M; Study club 7:3o p. m.
$. S. Glidden, prominent bank
er and mining man of Spokane
died in Los Angeles last week Mr.
Glidden was well known here bv
the early settlers and still has some
mining interests in this county.
Miss Eva Eakin entertained a
number of her friends last even.
ing at cards at the residence ofl
W. A. Hill. Refreshments were
served ana "a most delightful even
ing spent.
julius Peterson and sons, rof
Cottonwood, have sold their AGO
acre ranch south of Cottonwood IN
Henry Baune for S6S0O TbaI
parties were in town Monday fx-
ns mp the papers on the deed.
The Epworth League of the
u. Il. church will hold a dime
'ocial at the home of Mrs. Richards
IN next Friday evening, April 3
| good time for all. Strangers in.
TIED to come and get acquainted.
The ladies' Aid and Missionary
ociety Of the Presbyterian Church
re planning for sale of fancy
nd domestic articles. The sale
I'LL be held on Tuesday followingl
,aster in the Presbyterian meeting
all.