Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-11-16
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Confessions at Franks.

Frank will be here when Christ
mas comes. Wait.
Charles Crawford was in town
this week from Salmon river.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
J. A. Coatney, of Westlake, was
a Grangeville visitor Saturday.
VIM. Steinheiser made a bust
ness trip to Lewiston this week.
% to 90 per cent off on all boys
and children's clothing. The Fair.
P. Reibold was a pleasant bust
ness caller at this Office Saturday.
Every fall and winter garment
to be cold regardless of profit. The
Fair.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
Watch our clearance sale which
commences on November Is. The
Fair.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith in this city last
Friday.
Ladies, if you want rain coat,
come quick. Prices cut in two.
The Fair.
j. M. Wolbert was over from
Cottonwood the last of the week on
business.
Hogan, the barber, had an artis-
tic sign placed in front of his shop
this week.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
L. r. Yates went to Lewiston
Sunday to accept position in the
Raymond house.
Earl Mclean came out from the
Hump Saturday and will spend the
winter in this city.
Mrs. George V. Harrington, Of
Elk City arrived here yesterday
On q visit to relatives.
A complete line of school books
for all grades at the Pulse drug
store. Mail orders solicited.
Come in and see the largest re-
auctions on standard articles ever
offered in Grangeville. The Fair.
Pfister is coming. See page 4.
Mrs. Geo. N. Adam is expected
home today from a two months
visit with relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Edna M. Brown left last
week for Milwaukee, Wis, where
she will attend school for the next
year.
Frank Chase returned last week
from a trip to Douglas county,
Oregon. He may decide to locate
there later.
81. G. Oliver has closed his
Harpster store and will devote his
entire attention to his mercantile
business at Sites.
John Jack and Ed. Davis left
the latter part of last week for the
upper Salmon river country in
quest Of big game.
Theodore Tollefson, assistant
cashier of the Bank of Sites, war
married last week to Miss Mae
Decker, of Kooskia.
John Norwood was able to gel
down town for short time this
week after being confined to his
home for several weeks.
Owing to the rush Of work L. H.
Mitchell will not be able to take
part in the play "My Friend from
India" now being staged here.
Hans Gilbertsen of the Free
Press force this week purchased
some lots in the Lewiston addition
and will build q residence thereon.
Lou Smith, we'll known min
ing man of this county, is now To-
Gated at Hadley, Alaska, where hi
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to return here in the spring.
Gibson & Allen have the fnesI
stock of watches, clocks, jewelry
cut glass, hand painted china and
silverware ever brought to Camal
Prairie. Drop in and see.
L. Mitchell and II. H. Hollo
way were over to Cottonwood
Thursday as representatives of the
Lewiston Tribune and Camai
Prairie Cigar factory, respectively
A good crowd attended the dance
at Denver Friday night. 1t wal
one of the most enjoyable socia
events of the winter. A few Grange
vile young people attended tn,
affair.
J. A. Dalziel has been remodel
ing the Office of the Hotel Grange