Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-04
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
entity.

Mrs. w. ID. Pinger, Of Seattle
sister Of X. Bertsch, arrived Thurs
day night. The visit came as 8
pleasant surprise to Mr.. Bertscf
and family as they had not beer
informed of her intended visit.
You need clean healthy bowel.
just as much as pure, wholesome
food; without either, you cannot
keep we'll. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea eliminates all i'm.
purities. Tea or tablets. So
cents. John J. Pulse.
VIM P. Hausmar and wife and
Mrs. Ainsworth arrived here last
Friday from Madison, Wisconsin,
on a visit to the latters son, DR..
ID. II. Ainsworth of the Hump.
They expect to remain about two
weeks.
Mrs. G. Fl. Jennings, Boston
"Our babies (twins), were sickly.
Had several doctors, but no results.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
made them strong and robust. +"
80 cents. Tea or tablet form.
John J. Pulse.
L. F. Horning, OF Tolo remem-
bered this Office with a quantity of
fine Royal Anne cherries last Fri
day. Mr.. Horning was once a
printer himself and his kindly feel
ing for those in the trade never
lets him over look an opportunity
to make them glad.
Mr.. Frank G. Eames will open
an exclusive grocery and crockery
store in the Grabski building about
August 10. Mr.. Eames has had
long experience in this line and
we bespeak for hi i'm a liberal
patronage. In another column
will be found his announcement.
There is a movement afoot at
Kamiah to move the town across
the Clearwater river in order to
get off of Indian land which has
been the cause Of greatly retarding
the growth of the town as no title
could be secured to the property.
In event of the change the town
would then be in Idaho county.
D. r. Atherton h as installed
q new electric motor in his machine
shops and here after the power will
be supplied by electricity instead
of gasoline engine. Mr., Ather-
ton has built up a large business
and is keeping abreast with the
demands of the trade by installing
the most improved machinery and
modern methods in all depart
ments.
Ladies of our city and country |
will be pleased to exam: |
inc the systems for designing and
completing dressmaking and trim.
ming which are now on exhibition
at the Bargain Store by Miss Perry
who has taught it for eight years.
Miss Perry has been public
teacher in schools of seven states
and will do justice to her pupils in
this work. au All
The guessing contest as to the
number of handkerchiefs in the
of the b. l.. Crosby Co. g
store has ended and the prize will
be awarded in few days. The
exact number was 1915 and Mrs.
Sarah Spedden guessed 1877 and
Mrs. VIM. Allen 1875. Each came
within one of the correct number
md as the prize is 81 worth of
iandkerchiefs it will probably be
divided.
Lou Bates returned last Friday
rom a trip to Thunder mountain.
lie reports the finding of the body
# Ernest Jones in a cabin on
creek where he is
to have died of mountain
ever as he was known to be sick
when last seen. The body was
n bad state OF decomposition
vhen found and it was impossible
o move it. A game license was
ound on his person which had
een issued here but nothing is
.nown Of him or h is former 6
esidence. II