Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-31
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Trunks and valises at Alexander
& Freidenrich's.
M. L. Butler is in town from the
Salmon river.
Cut prices on ladies' skirts al
Alexander & Freidenrich's.
E. w. Oliver has returned from
an extended visit to Walla Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Eldridgt
and r. Cote are back from the fair
Carpets and rugs, largest assert.
ment at Alexander & Freidenrich's.
Mrs. F. n. Eames left this week
for a visit with friends in the edst.
Jack Wilmot left Tuesday foI
Spokane on a short business trip.
MI. and Mrs. Leonard Richard.
son have returned from a trip to
the coast. rs-t@@@&AsNe AZ
Miss Lois Mckinney of Cotton
wood is visiting in this city for q
few days.
F. H. Gilbert came up from
Lewiston Tuesday for a short
business trip.
Wallace Sherwin and sArchie
Dyer are taking in the Portland
fair this week.
Mrs. A. g. Hawson and Mrs. F.
J.. Reed returned yesterday from a
trip to Portland and Seattle.
i. G. Stewart, OF Tolo, had his
right hand badly crushed last week
by getting il caught in an engine.
Attorney Geo. w. Coutts was
over from COTTONWOOD this week
on business before the district
court.
Louis Smith arrived from the
Hump Tuesday having been sub
poenaed as a juror during the
present term of court.
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Will z. Brown, manager OF the
Concord mine. returned this week
from q months visit with his
family at Riddle, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Reed left
Tuesday for the coast. They will
visit the fair and other points Of
interest before returning.
Silas Austin, Mrs. w. l.. Costley
and Miss Costley left yesterday for
Asotin. They went by private
conveyance across country.
Jacob Kokta and wife arrived
here yesterday from Chicago and
Mr.. Kokta will accept q position in
A. Browns tailoring establishment.
A large number OF signs and
poarches have been removed from
the fronts Of business houses this
week, greatly improving the ap-
pearance OF the principal business
street.
l.. d. Jones, recently from st.
Louis has accepted a position in
Hogan's tonsorial parlors. He is
an artist in his line and can be
depended upon to please all GUS
toners.
A. J. Raney, Of Kansas, is SPEND
ing q short time in this county
visiting relatives and looking over
the country. 1t is his first trip
here and he is greatly pleased with
what he has seen.
Walter Bunnell and Clyde
Nickel left Monday night for Boise
where they will join the state mill
tary baud and proceed to Portland
to assist in furnishing music for
Idaho day at the fair.
Mrs. w. R. Carey has returned
from a trip to the mountains where
she went in the interest Of the
hospital service. They have ar
ranged to maintain a hospital here,
at Elk City and the Hump.
John Hoene, q well known
lumberman of Craig's mountain
was doing business in town Mon.
day. Mr.. Hoene has q splendid
lot of both rough and dressed
lumber and will probably put a
stock in this city.
Tyra Hutchins, of Sites, is de-
livering a large amount OF vege-
tables in this city from his garden
on the Clearwater. He says the
hot, dry weather has done con-
siderable damage to gardens, the
potato crop being unusually light.
If the weather is favorable on
Sunday, September 3, the Sunday
school and II q. m. services of the
Baptist church will be held in the
Nurss' grove south Of town.
Everybody is invited. Those
who can are requested to bring
their basket dinners.
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