Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and VII
cinity.

Buckingham & Hecht shoe ct
The Fair.
The celebrated John Kelly shoe
at The Fair.
Ladies' cravenette rain coats at
Alexander & Freidenrich's.
II you need glasses or the ones
you have need changing, wait for
King.
For Sale-Millinery stock and
fixtures. Apply to Mrs. A. G.
Hawson.
Miss Ella Palmer visited with
Mrs. w. H. Palmer near Harpster
last week.
Harry K. Moore went into Flor
ence to look after work on his
mining property.
Miss Ollie Vansise has accepted
a position with A. Brown, the
tailor as book keeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Lawrence
and Mrs. McDougal recently visited
with DR.. Busey at Lowe.
w. G. McNutt is back from Elk
City and Gro Grande where he has
completed surveying the townsites.
Hans Gilbertsen arrived here
yesterday TO accept . position In
the FREE PRESS composing rooms.
Geo. Blaine, the we'll known
mining man of the Hump district,
is now located at Cecilville, Cali
fornia.
Phillip Nutting has returned
to Lewiston and 9. II. Schroeder
is again in charge Of the steam
laundry.
Miss Bessie Brundage Of Elk
City will make her home with Mrs.
McDougal this winter and attend
the public schools.
DR.. w. K. Jameson returned to
Moscow Friday after a weeks visit
with his. grand daughter, Mrs. f.
A. Campbell of this city.
Remember our boys, youths and
children's clothing and overcoats
cannot be beat anywhere in assort-
ment OF prices at The Fair.
D. r. Atherton has been making
some substantial improvements
about his residence property that
add materially to the appearance.
j. n. Gilmore, an Iowa attorney
who has been visiting here for a
few weeks past, has decided to be-
come a permanent resident and
will be Joined by his wife in . short
time.
Miss Alene Green left Tuesday
for Portland where she will act a.
hostess at the Idaho building dur
ing the latter part Of this month.
She is we'll fitted for the position
and her selection was a wise one.
Fred Mckinney will take her place
in the post Office during her alb
sence.
The Nez Perez county fair to be
held Octaber 3 to 7 inclusive will
be the first fair to be held in the
Inland Empire and promises to be
one Of the best. 1t is Of especial
interest to this section as most OF
the prizes and premiums are offered
for local competitors and our pro-
are sure to win a good share.
Write for premium list.
w. f.. S~chmadeka, proprietor Of
the Big Buffalo Store, was given .
pleasant surprise party last week
In honor Of the anniversary Of his
birthday. Mrs. Schmadeka 30
carefully managed the affair that
Will had no intimation Of what
was going on until the guests began
to arrive. The evening was de-
lightfully spent with games and
social talk after which q splendid
supper was served.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone Co. has been working in
Roosevelt and south this week
putting in their poles and fixing
the right-of-way. They will have
the line completed to this place by
the first of the month. This means
much to the people Of this section
besides it brings people and trade
to this city as it will be the near
est point Of communication with
the outside world. Thunder
Mountain News.