Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-02-11
March 18th.
Celery at Wades'
Naval organges at Wades'.

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Hot house lettuce at Wades'.
County auditor J. I. Oyerman is
confined to his room with IN attack
OF Ia grippe.
Meetings are still in progress at
the Baptist church = everybody
invited.
w. A. Spaulding, a Florence
mining man, is spending few
days in town.
s. Large is preparing to work
the Slate creek placer property
this season.
Combination billiard and pool
table complete. For sale cheap.
Inquire at Miner saloon.
John Nevin, the popular mer-
chant Of Freedom, was doing bust
ness in town Monday.
DR.. H. S. Naramore left Sunday
for Chicago. He expects to return
to Idaho in April.
John A. Todd, the general
representative OF the Bankers Life
Insurance company, is in town
from Spokane.
The Y. NJ. G. A. is receiving
regular war dispatches and posting
them on the bulletin board at the
association building
D. D. Hambley was in town
several days this week from Nez
Perce county. Mr.. Hambly ex-
poets to 60 to eastern Oregon this
this spring to locate.
Tho old prescription file from
Pearson's drug store is now in the
possession of j. J. Pulse and part.
les wishing duplicates can have
them filed there.
Geo. A. Smith, at the Free Press
office, will take your subscription
for the daily Spokesman Review.
Have it left at your Office and get
all the latest war news.
Geo. B. Leake has sold his ex-
press business in this city and ex.
poets to leave next week for Van
couver, WASH, to reside.
B. T. Brown, veterinary surgeon,
arrived here this week from Lew
iston and expects to remain per-
manently. His family will follow
in few weeks.
o. P. Mabery a substantial Cot
tonwood farmer, was doing bust
ness in town yesterday and re-
membered this Office with a pleas
ant call.
The heaviest snowfall during the
winter fell last Monday and was
followed by delightful day Tues
day. 1t made perfect sleighing
and big demand for cutters and
sleighs.
Trinity church Sunday school 10
a. m. services IL a. m. Ash We'd
nesday service 7.3O p. m. Rev.
Willard III. Roots will hold services
in Mt. Idaho next Sunday evening.
w. H. Klein who drew the piano
at the Bargain store was in town
last week to claim his prize. Mr..
Klein has been in Spokane and
the Palouse country for some time
past and for long time the win
ner of the piano could not be found.
Orvil, the little three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moy.
er, died at their home south Of town
The funeral will take place this
afternoon, interment at the Prairie
View cemetery.
M. J. Hardness died in this city
Tuesday night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Leo j. Neighbor,
age 81 year. The funeral will
take place at two o'clock this p. IN.
at the Christian church.
Harley Stephens returned last
week from Dayton where he had
gone with view to locating.
After looking over the situation he
decided that Idaho was better than
Washington and is back on Camas
Prairie to stay.
Edward Rose, recently of Port
land, has purchased the interests
of Louis Tolley in the tailoring
establishment of Richards & Toll
ley. The new firm will continue
to make the best fitting clothes in
town and are always on hand with
the goods to prove their claim.
The Seattle Times celebrated its
second anniversary this week by is
suing big special edition Of los
pages, The Times has enjoyed a
phenomenal growth and is now in
the front ranks of the papers of the
west.
| Geo. H. Smith, prosperous far
mer of Green Cseek, was in town
Saturday. He reports the box
social held at the Red Rock school
house recently as great success,
$2l 30 being netted for church
| organ. The social was given at