Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-07-20
Items Of Interest to
0rsneevilie and vi
entity.

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, Hogan still retains the fashion
able parlors Of the city.
John Nevin, the popular Free
dom merchant, was . Grangeville
visitor this week.
"A large number of new residences
are rapidly nearing completion In
the Lewiston addition.
Hogan lie still satisfying his
customers and intends TO do 20 by
attending to his business.
Mrs. G. H. Scbmadeka and Miss
Grace are expected homo soon
from an extended visit to Portland.
Mrs. r. M. Mingus, who has
been visiting in Oregon several
months, will return homo shortly.
Roy Martineau came up from
Spokane this week and will spend
the summer with his father ct the
Hump.
J. v. Nash, head clerk with
Leo Freidenrich at White Bird,
shaking hands with old friends
here Sunday.
Ladies there's nothing 80 invigo-
and refreshing. as one Of
Hogan's facial messages and
Joe sorrow has secured the SER
vices OF Q. r. Harris who will Gil
the position of manager Of Nj.
machine works.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Crosby ar
rived home from Portland the first
of the week. They report having
had . most enjoyable time.
One woman said Idaho Tea Co.'S.
25ct coffee is better than other
store's Acct. You will say the
same thing sfter you try IL. all
]. A.. Bradbury and Mrs. Fred
White completed . report Of the
assessable property Of the city and
found the amount to be e28S, 500.
Holt and Rhodes arrived here
this week with 200 head Of blooded
beef cattle from the Salmon coun.
try. They are fine specimens oil
herfords and durhams.
The farmers are experiencing I
great inconvenience this season
owing to the scarcity Of men. NJ
less than a dozen farmers we're in
the city this week enquiring fol
help.
w. #. Swatman wishes to an.
nounce to all old patrone for whom
he has threshed, also prospective
patrons, that he will guarantee to
do better weak than any competi,
tor. jl2Ott
Russ Rice who lives on Salmon
river upon entering his cellar re.
Gently found . black bear demolish.
ing his fruit jars. Mr.. Rice siezed
an axe and in q short time had q
dead bear.
Prof. Lewis is expecting his wife
and daughter, his household goods
and school furniture here next
week. This assures Grangeville q
irst-class business college for the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Simon were
in town last week from Cottonwood,
They were accompanied by their
nieces, Misses Clara and Susie
Shaeffer, who are visiting here
from Lancaster, Ohio.
By roasting our own coffee and
manufacturing our own extracts
and baking powder, we can give
you better prices together with
qualities. Idaho Tea Co.
The only exclusive coffee and tea
all
The village of Sites 10 following
the example of other progressive
and has imposed . tax on
The council voted . free
tag to Jack, the pioneer dog Of the
and had his name engraved
On it.
The enterprising 6rm Of Parker
3 Robertson is offering several
cash prizes for q display Of grains
10 be shipped to the exposition ct
Full particulars are in
heir nd. on another page Of this
Issue.
Orrin Lamb, of Orc Grande,
WAS doing business in town Mon
lay. MI. Lamb is deputy mineral
recorder for tho new district re-
formed there and says there
will be great activity in that SEQ
lion this year.
Not q cent wanted, unless you
ire cured. II you are sick and
take Hollister Rocky
Tea. A great blessing
o the human family. Makes You
YOU well. 30 cents,
or tablets