Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-12-10

bone from one limb which had
failed to heal since the accident
that cost him the loss OF both feet.
Trinity church Sunday school 10
.. m. Services IL q. m.
A. Melrose and family left Tues
day for Spokane where they will
make their future home.
John A. Burch and Miss Bessie
Marsh. Of Denver, we're married in
this city Tuesday. Judge j. A.
Jacques officiating.
Burnt wood work at DIR. Sheaf-
fer's and j. j. Pulses drug stores.
just the things you want for
Christmas presents.
The recent cold spell has pro-
vided good skating and large
number Of young people we're out
with their skates last Sunday.
Five dollar hats for 1915, $3.50
for $2.75, So hats for $50, 81 hats
for $3.50, and S1.5O hats for 1925
Special sale at Alexander & Freid-
enrich.
VIM. Crandall, the veteran
placer miner, Of Salmon river, was
in town Sunday and brought with
him some handsome nuggets from
his mines near Lucille.
A class OF candidates were init
lated at the regular meeting .of the
Eagles Wednesday night. At
the rate this order is growing it
will soon be in the front ranks of
fraternial societies in this city.
There is a Christmas present for
you in our grand Christina as
Thanksgiving sale. Special prices
shall sweep our store. Alexander
& Freidenrich.
F. B. Risley was over from Den
YER Tuesday. He says the Mod
ern Woodman OF America are 60
ing to give a big mask ball there
on Christmas night which will be
the social event of the season.
If you want s1.25 for 800 or
$3.50 for $1.15, you should then
take advantage Of the special
prices in corsets at Alexander &
Freidenrich.
Geo. Behan was out from Snake
river this week. George is taking
an active interest in the move
ment to construct a wagon road
between Salmon and Snake rivers
and raised some money while here
to be used in that direction.
st. Agnes Guild disposes of its
handiwork for the benefit oil
Trinity church and Sunday school,
at Odd Fellows hall, Friday even.
ing. Sale is proceeded by q short
musical and literary program al
1880 sharp. Admission 10 cents.
Hon. ]. G. Stephens killed a
monster gray eagle on his ranch
Monday. The Bird measured
foot 3 inches from tip to tip of the
wings, and from end of bill to tip
Of tail feet II inches; claws when
spread Z inches, weight 16 pounds.
i w. D. Linthicum, of Spokane,
e has fitted up the building next
door to DR.. Sheaffer's drug store
. and has put in stock Of jewelry
y and bazaar goods. He has put in
:, a new front in the building and
has very attractive store.
Joe Brockman was up from
White Bird Monday and says tn,
- report that he was married was ,
cruel joke. Joe is one of Idaho
county's hustling young men ant
v if he isn't married he surely ought
&c to be.
- c. r. Muncy and VIM Weather.
ford, of Dayton, WASH, are il
this city looking for location te
n put in an up-to-date stock of shoes
Y. These young gentlemen come well
e recommended and should they de-
e eide to remain, will be q welcome
addition to our business men.
t. Frank Hogan received two fin,
n Plymouth Rock cockerls from
n Walla Walla this week. Mr.
N Hogan has raised many priz'
winners OF this breed OF chicken
=, and is spending considerable
- money to further improve hi
"A pen.
rs A petition signed by a number
is of Nez Perez Indians has been sen
to the department asking for tn
removal Of E. T. Macarthur q
r indian agent at Lapwai. They
y charge him with numerous irreg
,e ularities in regard to handlin,
= their money and renting thei
lands.
, N. G. Irwin, Of higgins, re
: turned Sunday from Ashland
\ Oregon, where he went some TIM
Z ago with q view to locating bu
Z found that Idaho suited him better
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