Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-09-17
L. r. Tolley, OF the tailoring

II. N. lOAlcy, VI bu0 bdlIOrluR
firm Of Richards & Tolley, went to
Idaho Falls last week and expects
to return Friday. He will be ac-
companied on his return by Mr..
Richards family also two first-class
tailors who will be employed in
taking care of the rapidly growing
business which the firm enjoys.
| F. E. Fogg is up from Lewiston
and will remain until after court.
He will then remove to Lewiston
where he will look after the law
business for the firm Of Fogg &
Nugent, while G. FL. Nugent takes
care of things at this end Of the
line.
John O'Brien, an old pioneer of
this county died at the home of
Chas. Flynn last Friday at an ad-
vanced age. He was a bachelor
and had been in the mines
of the county since the early
sixties. His remains were sent to
Grangeville for interment.
Rev. j. S. Smith has been re-
turned to the M. E. church in this
city for the coming year and not
Rev. Deweese as was reported.
A number of errors were made in
the first report of the conference
and in sew eral cases the appoint
ments were omitted entirely.
E. w. Oliver has purchased the
business property of DR.. McDer-
mid on Main street, which is one
OF the best business corners in
town. There will be no changes
made at present and the doctor
with the other tenants will con-
tinue to do business at the old
stand.
The call for the redemption of
county warrants appearing in this
issue includes the last of the out
standing warrants which was is
sued before the county went on to
the cash basis and at the rate they
are calling them in it will only be
few years until Idaho county will
be entirely out of debt.
w. I. Fogle, formerly editor of
this paper, has purchased the Poin-
dexter shaving parlors, and took
possession Wednesday. Mr.. Fog
gle YIELDS the scissors with as much
dexterity in barber shop as he
does in print shop and will enjoy
a good patronage. -Prinville Jour
nal.
L. 6. Thomas, of the Allen,
Gilbert Ramaker piano house, is
selling a large number of pianos
in this section. Last week he sold
one to Mrs. Roby on Salmon river
and one to o. G. Lapp, the Harp
ster merchant. The reason for his
success is that he handles the best
instruments made and sells them
right.
Services will be held at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday as
follows Sabbath school, 10 a. m.
preaching, II a. m. j; Christian En-
deavor meeting, $40 p. m; preach
ing, 7.3O. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening 7.30. All are in
vited to attend these services.
II. A. WICKER, pastor
Mrs. A. G. Hawson announces
big millinery opening at her store
on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
Sept. 10, 81 and %. Mrs. Haw-
son has spent much time and care
in personally selecting the most
stylish and up-to-date creations in
the millinery world and the ladies
of Idaho county are cordially in
vited to call and inspect her stock
which is sure to please the most
fastedious.
An excellent exhibit of high
class hogs will be made at the
Spokane Interstate Fair, which is
to be- held this year from October
5 to 13. There will be "a fine bunch
of blooded animals sent from the
east and many fine hogs will be
there from Oregon, Washington,
Montana and Idaho. The Hazel
wood Company of Spokane will put
in about 20 fine porkers. The dis
play of draft horses also will be
better, probably, than last year.
1t may be impossible to get any
finer horses, but there are sure to
be more of them.