Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-24
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Bargain prices in Ladies' Jackets
at Alexander & Freidenrich.
| Henry Wax made business
trip to Lewiston this week.
| ]. W. Bradbury, Of Lewiston,
was Grangeville visitor this
week.
The biggest values in Ladies'
Skirts and Jackets at Alexander 4
Freidenrich.
Fred Karsten made a business
trip to Spokane last week and may
90 to Butte before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Overman
went out to Tolo last evening to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
John Nevin, the popular Free.
dom merchant, was doing bushes
in town several days this week.
A. Freidenrich. of the big mer-
camille firm of Alexander & Freid-
enrich, is spending a few days in
Lewiston.
A large amount OF freight has
passed through here this week en-
route to Mat Gilberts's placer mines
at Marshal lake.
If it's Ladies', Misses OF
Child's Coat you want, see our
line before purchasing.
Alexander & Freidenrich.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. w.
Pantell will be glad to know that
she is recovering from a long and
critical illness and is now able to
receive callers.
One OF the scarcest articles in
Grangeville at present is eggs and
there has been a general hustle to
get enough for Thanksgiving cook
ing.
Holt & Roades and G. j. Hall
delivered between 200 and 30C
head OF fat cattle to Baker Ball
last week, who is buying for the
Tacoma and Seattle market. The
price paid was II cents per pound.
At the sale of state school lands
yesterday a large portion OF the
land offered was sold at good prices
some selling as high as $43.5 pei
acre.
A grand dance will be given al
Old Columbus, two miles north Of
the Sunnyside School house on the
John Callan ranch, Friday night,
December End, First-class music
has been secured, and everybody is
welcome with a good time assured.
I Miss Fowler and Miss Rien Of
Santa Rosa, CAL, arrived in the
city yesterday and al 9 visiting with
the family of DR.. Nickel. Miss
Fowler is a trained nurse and Miss
Rien a school teacher, and they
may decide to remain indefinitely.
James Kilen, capitalist of Mos
COW, spent several days in town
this week visiting his son, E. L
Kilen, of the Grangeville Saving
and Trust Co. Mr.. Kilen expects
to purchase property here and be
come q resident of Grangeville il
the spring.
l. N. Smith, who has conducted
the Mt. Idaho hotel since 1899
died at his home Saturday morning
after a lingering illness. Mr.
Smith was born in Kentucky il
1854, but came to Southern Idah'
when only II years old and fol
lowed mining and prospecting il
Idaho, Colorado a n Montana
until he went into the hotel bust
ness. The funeral services ant
interment took place at Mt. Idah'
Tuesday afternoon.
The richest strike ever made il
Thunder Mountain is reported t.
have occurred on the II. Y. abou
two weeks ago. 1t was made il
the main shaft at depth of 10'
feet. The owners refused to Civ,
out what the assay showed, but i
is known to be exceedingly rich
This property was formerly owne'
by Lawrence & Fuller of this cit.
who sold it about year ago to al
eastern company.
The school entertainment Tues
day evening was a great success
nearld 500 being received for thu
library fund. President Black Q
the Lewiston Normal, who was t.
deliver an address, failed to arriv
! having been called home after get
ting as far as Sites.
Bales & Jones shipped nearl.
, 1000 turkeys last week for Thanks
giving consumption. They wer
shipped to A. Melrose, formerly @
! this place but now of Spokane
who there disposed of them +
dealers. The market has bee
strong and there was an active de
mand for all the birds they .coul
supply.
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