Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-13
Personal nention


Garden hose at Alexander g.
Freidenrich's.
Geo. Renner was up from Harp
ster, yesterday.
There is but one Hogan, he is
the fashionable barber.
D. L. Wylde has returned from
. business trip to Bismark, n. d.
Mrs. J. Stantial has gone to
Portland for q week or ten days.
Eli Coder, Of Harpster, has been
granted q pension Of $40 q month.
Miss Margaret and Mabel Sweet
returned from Portland last Tues
day.
Ladies' oxfords 10 per cent dis
count at Alexander & Freinen-
rich's.
The genial Paul Tyre, Of Harp
ster, was a Grangeville visitor,
Saturday.
James Surridge, q pioneer Of
Harpster, was Q Grangeville visitor
Saturday.
Lawns, organdies, white goods
at reduced prices at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
Binding Irvine: machine oil, and
all kinds Of extras, at Grangeville
Implement Co.
The economy fruit jar is in the
lead. Call at the Big Buffalo Cash
Store and Q them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Magee are
expected home from Portland this
week to stay for the summer.
A. Schatzle, q prosperous farmer
of Clearwater, was a business Wis
itor in this city Saturday.
Our local National Guard held
their first drill last night at their
quarters east Of the Jersey House.
M. Schmidt, an up.to-date brew
er Of Milwaukee, has accepted q
position in VIM Won Berg's brew
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steinheiser
will reach home tonight, after a six
weeks visit to coast points and the
fair.
Mrs. Seth Jones, Jr. left Tues
day for Los Gatos, CAL, to visit
her parents. MI. and Mrs. Robt.
Larimer.
Jonas Fuller, returned home
last Monday night and reports the
Portland fair q most delightful
exposition.
A very pleasant lawn party was
given last Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Wallace Scott to q number
of young people.
Gentlemanly treatment and ar
<istic applications of the most ex-
Auisite lotions are characteristic Of
Hogan's parlors.
Sam Dillinger who has been
visiting friends near Genesee the
past two weeks, returned to the
city Monday night.
Claude Flint and Grif Griffith
arrived Tuesday from the Cracker
Jack and report the camp in a
fourishing condition.
Mark Van Wrinkle, of Kamiah,
is attending matters relating to
his Office now before the board OF
county commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Markham
and Mrs. J. 8. Vincent and daugh-
ter were among those who left this
week for the Portland fair.
The delightful messages and
summer treatment one receives at
Hogan's fashionable parlors are
most refreshing these warm days.
The Grangcville Implement Co.
sold five binders and 1000 pounds
of Irvine last Monday and have
plenty more left to supply the
demand.
III. 81. Holloway, proprietor of
she Grangeville cigar factory made
4 business trip to the Clearwater
country and Cottonwood last
Monday.
The Idaho Transportation Co.
is working their line from Sites
to it's fullest capacity. They
have handled more than 200 people
the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Scales, Mrs,
Catherine Scales and Miss Ellie
Cobb left Tuesday morning for q
two weeks outing in the vicinity
of Buffalo Hump.
Mart Jackson, who was injured
last week while wrestling, has de-
cided to remain at the Hump where
his fractured limb is improving as
rapidly as possible.