Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-05-28


served at. the Right Drug Store
soda fountain.
Squirrel time is here. Our ex.
terminators are the best in the
market and prices the lowest
Right Drug Store.
A new line of children's cotton
Dresses at prices so low that you
cannot afford to make them. Al
the Bargain Store.
Delicious mixtures of the finest
flavors, as endless in variety as
superior in quality at the Right
Drug Store soda fountain.
Crescent Flavoring extracts the
best to be had at any price at the
City Bakery. Your money cheer
fully refunded if not satisfied.
Our harness and saddlery bust
ness has grown great by selling
good goods and selling them
cheap. II. & II. Hardware Co.
Goods bought for cash and sold
for cash mean a big margain to the
retail purchaser. That's the way
we do business. Right Drug Store.
Dress Clothing for young men.
We talk to day. To young men
between ii and 90 who want the
latest and best clothing. With a
determination to show the largest
and most satisfactory stock of cloth
ing designed especially for young
fellows. B. B. Cash Store.
Il. w. Overman has been elected
president of the Debate council at
the State University at Moscow
for next year. Mr.. Overman is a
son of Cy Overman of Tolo and a
brother of our popular county
auditor. Like other Camas prairie
boys he is making his mark where
ever he goes.
Last week, Messrs. Johney Shiss-
Ter, John Matheson, G. A. Mont
gomery and Sims Connely closed a
deal with Spokane parties, bonding
the Eureka mine, situated about
mile above Newsome creek
1t is said the consideration is sos,
600 and that work will be begun
ON the property at a very early
ate.-Stites Patriot.
The members of the Ladies Aux.
iliary desire to express their thanks
to the Soronian Society of the Con-
gregational Church for their gener.
Gus donation to the Y. M. G. A
S14.5O was given with which tc
buy dishes, which are much needed
in the work of the Auxiliary.
$3.50 was given to the piano fund
$40 was placed in the seat fund o.
the Association.
r. S. Frost arrived in the city
Sunday from Lewiston and will
spend some time in looking ovel
the new mining camps hereabouti
with a view to engaging in business
Mr.. Frost is well and favorably
known throughout the Northwest
where he mas wooed the Goddess O
Fortune for many years. He re
turned TO the United States quit,
recently from the klondyke, where
he spent a year.
Admission to the commence
ment exercises will be by invitation
and all small children will be ex
cluded. Last year the opera hous,
was so crowded and the children
so noisy that only a small portion
Fof the audience could hear tn,
program. 1t is impossible for the
graduates to do themselves justice
under such conditions, and hence
this year we have decided to limit
the audience to the seating capacity
of the hall. The members of the
senior class will have charge Of
issuing the invitations.
L. E. Hollingshead came in from
Rapid River Monday, where he has
been examining some mining prop
critics. We are informed that a
deal will be contaminated in few
days, says the Council Advocate,
whereby some of the best properties
in that section go into the hands of
eastern people, who will immedi-
ately install machinery and COM
mence active work on large
scale.
George Killmer was in town
from Lowe Saturday with A. P.
and NJ. l.. Morris who were max
ing final proof on their home
'steads before Judge DeHaven. Mr..
Killmer and his wife have but re-