Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-15
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DR.. Naramore Of Sites, was il
the city Tuesday on business.
The Idaho stage company is nov
installed in their new Office In tn
Bibby block.
No electric line for Grangevill'
this week, but you can always &c
lines ct Bertsch'A.
G. n. Schroeder OF Lewiston
purchased the Arnold steam laun
dry the first Of the week.
If your hose needs repairing d,
not take it to the tailor shop. Try
Bertsch's repair shop.
J. T. Kern Of the Sites Journal
was in the city Wednesday, look
ing after business.
If your note Is good for the rail
raod they are also good for stoves
and ranges at Bertsch's.
Miss Emily Robbie Of Salmon
river is visiting friends and rela'
tives in the city this week.
Mrs. A. S. Hardy departed Mon
day for Portland where she ex'
poets to remain several weeks.
E. w. Whitcome Of Roosevelt,
has been commissioned as q notary
public in and for Idaho county.
J. E. Richard purchased q home
from @. T. Mcdonald this week; the
property is in the Sherwin addition.
Mrs. Lewis Bradbury is quite
i'll at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. K. Reed, Of thii
city.
Dr.. and Mrs. n. v. Riggs made
. business trip to Lewiston, Wed.
needay. They will return Sat-
urdsy.
G. w. Mount, agent Of the o. r.
& N. at Lewiston, was in the city
Wednesday looking after company
business.
Avenarius Carbolineum is q per-
feet disenfectant; get some and
spray your poultry houses. It is
1t Bertsch's.
g. E. Tonkin and family are
making : tour Of the neighboring
cities Of the prairie in the interest
Of his business.
Frank Thornton spent several
days here this week from Elk City
where he is now in business and
prospering finely.
Miss Lulu Rompf who has been
visiting in the city for the past
month returned to her home in
Spokane last Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Neighbor, last Saturday
morning. The mother and child
are reported to be doing we'll.
II you are compelled to take to
the tall pines, or il you are going
to stop in the city examine the tents
and awnings ct Bertsch's.
You can't get into the 4th Of July
parade with that old harness or
saddle. Sec those new ones 1T
Bertsche's, they are all prize win
nere.
The e. w. Oliver property west
Of the Masonic temple has passed
into the hands Of q stock company.
Mr.. Oliver will receive go, 900.
for the block.
Geo. NJ. Reed, Jno. Coram and
W. w. Brown departed for Lewis
ton, Monday where they went to
attend the meeting In behalf OF the
electric railroad.
r. A. Dunlap is erecting q new
building on . portion OF the Bone
brake property on Main street. Mr..
Dunlap will occupy the building
with his jewlery stock.
8. Holsclaw is acting in the
capacity Of Chief OF Police during
the absence Of E. Hanger who Is
taking an outing in the country
for q week or ten days.
At . meeting Of the school board
last Monday evening, Miss Mae
Neill was elected TO teach the sixth
grade which was vacated by the
resignation Of Mics Hayden.
Mrs. 81. Wax returned TO the
city last Saturday. It is her inten.
ton to dispose OF her property
here and move to Lewiston where
she will make her future home.
Grsngeville and Nez Perez will
celebrate the 4th Of July together.
Nee Perce will bring over her brass
band and other features of enter
tainment to assist In making the
the grandest ever held
on Camas Prairie.
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