Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-06

90 VI Onhoe"h Nouuty wa
notified of Junkin's capture an
came here after him.
The Big Buffalo Cash store ha
just received the largest shipmen
OF whips ever brought to Grange
vile, the amount of purchase be
ing $500. The whips came fror
Keystone Bros factory at Sal
Francisco. In this grand displa,
there are whips ranging from II
cents to $3.50 each.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have secured the big steam
swing for this afternoon and even
ing and will charge only five cent,
for a ride. They will serve ic,
cream and cake. The money Sc
cured will be used for genera
church work and a liberal patron.
age should be given the affair.
In order to make room for my
fall stock of furniture, / will sell
the entire line at great reduction.
Bed springs, So. 70; iron beds, SO 90;
extension tables, eft, $500. In
connection with my undertaking
business l will run my hearse free
in the city limits.
jul 6-tf w. E. GRAHAM.
SADDLES, SADDLEL-Have Just
received the latest, up-to-date line
of saddles with the latest improved
swillled body, Nelson steel fork,
double rawhide covered trees, the
best saddles to wear on earth. 1t
will pay you to see these saddles
before they are all gone. 1t is a
pleasure to show these goods. b. b.
Cash Store.
Drs. Naramore & Campbell re-
,eived a telephone message from
The Hump Tuesday calling one of
hem in to see Mrs. Pearsot, who
'eceived internal injuries by falling.
DR.. Naramore left and will remain
n the Hump where he has con-
ract to practice for the mining
l.. &. Thomas will open his pia-
10 store at Nez Perez this week,
lie has orders at that place for
hree pianos which he will deliver
oon. Mr.. Thomas has sold and
delivered "a pianos on Camas
'rairie the last three months,
which certainly speaks well for the
Allen, Gilbert, Ramaker company
which he represents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilley have re-
urned from visit to Miss Ora
randolph who is just closing very
satisfactory four months term of
,hool at Kippen, Idaho. Mr..
illey says that all the fall wheat
nd flax is looking fine all over the
orthern part of Camas Prairie but
re spring sown is not so good, but
i'll make very fair crop.
William Hamilton, the SLAYER
little Mabel Richards, was Justly
rung up to aguy wire "Wednesday
orning by a mob of enraged citi-
ms at Asotin, Wash. He was
ken from the Jail at Asotin. The
ctim of the man was the beauti-
| l3-year old daughter of sheriff {
ichards, of Asotin county. !
). g. Chamberlain, of this place.
honOred with an invitation to be
esent at the big banquet to be
ven at Davenport's in Spokane,
lgust 10, in honor of &. f. Tar I
IL, second vice president of the l
Iuitable Life Insurance Associa-
IN. Mr.. Chamberlain will be /
lied upon for an address. He I
III leave here the 10th. /
John Proctor, of San Francisco.
ent few days here this week in a
oking after his extensive real es- {
tie interests. He has decided to t
ose out some of of his best farm n
operty and has placed same in
'nds of Parker & Young. He !,
Is one of the pioneers to Elk =
ty camp in this county in the =
rly '6Os. II
Chas. j. Hadowal and Jas. G. b
lngenberg are here from Chicago r;
'king over the country. They
connected with the Corn Ex-
ange bank of Chicago, but are "
slrous of investing their money y
western enterprises. They came ~ y
'ect to this place from Chicago =,
wing heard considerable about VI
IS country.
There was good turnout at the IT
mic given by the X. of p. at ~
ttonwood last Saturday. Attor- III
Y. IL. Nugent went over from
re and gave the boys a short tr
K and, to show that they ap. IN
'ciate the presence of visiting of
'ther, they treated Mr.. Nugent
tie royalty and expressed the p
IRE to have the Grangeville BOYS r,
it them often. ~
The town of Cottonwood is put. A.,
up a new Jail. 1t is to cost
u. The old one was burned
vn short time to effect the es- re-
Q OF a prominent citizen, who l1 -,
penned up over night, pris- va
r. HOWeyer the nrinnna, AZ