Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-16
Personal r1ention

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Razors honed at Joe's while you
wait.
Prints and G muslin 4 hc yard at
Alexander and Freidenrich.
See the new belts and caps at
Alexander and Freidenrich.
Jim Lytles little son Willie, was
buried in Denver on the 18th. Inst.
John Schmidt, aged 70, was COM
mitted to the county farm last
week.
F. M. Doty, of Sunnyside was
doing business in the city yester-
day.
Carpet weaving promptly and ar
tistically done by Mrs. L. l..
Phillips.
Court is no place to take your
whiskers bring them to Joe's the
new barber.
Brace up, every body; spring is
coming, and day light is doubling
up at both ends.
Night police, Tom Cole, was off
duty four or five days last week
with an attack of Grippe.
When your whiskers hurt you
go to Hogan the Barber. He don't
need the money, though.
d. NJ. Story is again in in town
having finished his school in Dist.
No. 43, near the big buttes.
Mrs. r. II. Rice is expecting her
sister, Mrs. Sutherland, OF Oregon,
to arrive this week on visit.
w. f. Gibber, Clearwater, left
Grangeville last Saturday with a
load Of freight for Thornton at Elk
City.
Herman Gehring, of Cottonwood
was in town the first of the week
looking after his school land inter-
ests.
Owe Scott, who resides about five
miles north of Denver, lost one of
his children last week from Scarlet
fever.
Sheriff Green took Alexander
Ross to Sites Tuesday where he
met the officers from the insane
asylum.
Fl. F. Church started yesterday
with a car load Of horses to Alberta
where he is intending to invest
in real estate.
The Eagles ball Tuesday evening
was we'll attended and an enjoy
able event to those who "tip the
fantastic toe."
About twenty-five young people
gave Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Overman
a very pleasant surprise last Fri
day evening.
G. T. Mcdonald has employed
Miss Emma Rothlesberg to do
Office work in his law Office during
the coming session Of the district
court.
DR.. r. E. Dunlap, lately from
Chicago, was looking over the city
the first Of the week with a view
to locating here. There is always
room for a good man.
Several teams loaded here last
Thursday for j. o. Levander, of
Golf, who is evidently doing a good
business at his general store at
that growing point.
Eugene Weaver who has for
some time past been stopping at
G. III. Arnolds restaurant was on
Tuesday declared a county charge
by the probate judge.
J.W. Crosby of DesMoines, Iowa,
is in the city and expects to locate
here as he is well pleased with the
outlook. He is a cousin of G. F.
Hockersmith of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown, of
Clearwater, came over the first of
the week. Mrs. Brown will re-
main in the city for a couple of
weeks visiting with Mrs. George
Robertson.
Have you five cows? if SO you
need a Sharples cream separator.
am agent for Idaho county and
will show you the worlds best sep.
arator.
Walter Hickerson.
The action in the case of VIM.
Mcdonald VS.. Charles T. Nc
Donald, has been dismissed by
plaintiff on the ground that plaint-
iff had been misinformed as to
facts alleged in complaint.
Ex-senator Joseph Stephens suf-
fered stroke of paralysis Tuesday
and is reported in a critical condi-
ton. He returned only a few
days since with his wife from
winters visit to Texas.
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