Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
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ViAp W polteS MOnuay.
w. T. Cash is sick with typhoit
fever.
M. j. Browning returned Tues
day from the st. Louis fair.
A son was born in this city las
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Boyd.
Election hats the best are onl,
to be found at Alexander & Freid
enrich.
Religious services at Mt. Idaho
Sunday, Nov. 10, 1904, at 2:3O p
m. w. N. Knox.
Prints and G Muslin, four and
one-half cents per yard at Alex.
ander & Freidenrich.
Best harness in Grangeville al
Waller Hickerson's new store.
Prices right on every item.
Frank r. Pearson, formerly a
Grangeville druggist, was recently
married in San Francisco.
Mincemeat in packages, one
pound cans and 10 pound buckets
at Alexander & + reidenrich.
Edward Rose is again employed
in j. e. Richards tailoring estab-
ishment after an absence of sew.
eral months.
S. Litchfield, /. the Elk CITY
blacksmith, came out from that
camp last week and has accepted a
place In Joe Sorrows shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Wylde re-
turned last week from the st.
Louis. fair, and a visit with old
time friends in Iowa and Missouri.
Now is a fine time to do that
job OF painting, SO 60 to Kicker
sons hardware store and get the
best material in town, at saving
price too.
That much delayed car of
shingles has now arrived. Will
you let me price them to you?
The "White Corner" west Main
st., Walter Hickerson.
Grangeville's business street is
one of the best in the northwest,
but there is a whole lot of sidewalk
that should be built or repaired
before the rainy weather sets in.
The vote of Tuesday shows that
Grangeville has increased in popu-
lation fully % per cent during the
last two years. With the proper
energy we can mako it 30 per cent
in the next two.
There will be grand dance at
Johnson's new house on the A. +.
Nurss ranch, two miles south OF
Grangeville, on Saturday evening,
November -. Everybody well
come. J. M. Cronk will furnish
the music.
w. F. Schmadeka, of the Big
Buffalo store, has completed a
neat warehouse on . coroner of his
residence property, to be used in
storing a portion of the large
stock of goods always carried by
this popular store.
The campaign closed Monday
night with a rousing democratic
meeting at the Odd Fellows hall.
Hon. A. F. Parker, w. H Cas-
ady and Judge Vineyard addressed
the people with well received re- |
marks.
The big steam street roller took
q short run last week without any
hand to guide its course. En-
gineer Jones had gone to dinner
and left steam up, and some way
the big machine got started down
the street, but was soon stopped by
T. E. Davis who happened to be
near.
Its all over now. ! won't 90 to
congress this time. No, am go
ing to stay right here and pass out
bargains in all kinds of hardware,
harness, builders material, etc.
This means more good to you than
any politician can or will do for
you. l actually put money in
your pockets by making a saving
for you on everything. Try me,
the "White Corner" hardware
store. Walter Hickerson.
Wren and Greenough, the rail-
road contractors, who recently
purchased a large amount of land
near Denver, have brought about
30 head Of horses to the prairie for
winter quarters. Whether or not
this move has any bearing upon
railroad construction in this part
of the state, it proves conclusively |
that railroads are finding out that
Camas Prairie is great producer
and recognize in it a good supply
point.