Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-10-05
Personal r1ention

FOR hENT70ZO-0cr0 IaTm. OoO
NJ. Reed. oct5
Robert Maxey of Spokane, il
visiting friends here.
w. 8. Dyer OF Lewiston, arrived
in the city Saturday.
John Wood is . new clerk il
Bertsch's hardware store.
Jacob stites "a q Grangevills
visitor from 6tases Saturday.
$50 m~n's and boys suits to &c
regardless Of values st The Fair.
The Mammoth feed barn il being
materiallyimproyed with q shingled
rOoI.
MI. and Mn. Robert Gnmth
we're in town from White Bird
Tuesday.
Henry Kuther, the Denver mer-
chant, was . Grangeville visitor
yesterday.
L. Grabski has laid the founda-
ton for another building near the
court house. 4
Will Harris left Sunday for
Spokane where he will reside in
the future.
Ed Duffy came up from Spokane
Tuesday for . few days visit with
old friends here.
The interior OF the Catholic
church is being remodeled and gen.
orally improved.
Amos Carver, . pioneer of
Salmon river, was q Grangeville
visitor this week.
10 tailor made suits for ladies at
factory prices. Come in and be
convinced-at The Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Yates left
Tuesday for Lewiston where they
will remain this winter.
Geo. J. Neighbor left this week
for Lowe, where he has purchased
the hotel ct that place.
A. J. Williams, one Of Kooskia's
substantial citizens, was doing bust.
ness in town yesterday.
The glass for the Bank Of Camas
Prairie arrived Monday and has
all been put in place.
IS per cent of on all mems and
boys suits. Come in and see
them ut The Fair.
Archie Dyer, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever, is reported
as improving slowly.
Harry Jack left Tuesday night
for Los Angeles, Calf, where he
will spend the winter.
Geo. X. Reed went to Lewiston
Sunday and will arrange to move
his family down in the near future.
JAS. Oliver has his new black.
smith shop about completed and
will be ready for business in . few
days.
Jonas Fuller has returned from
. trip to the mountains where he
went to look after his mining in.
terests.
Carl Carlton and Fred CLARK.
former walters in the Jersey house,
left Sunday for Lewiston to remain
indefinitely.
Judge Steele has overruled the
motion to dissolve the attschm..
IN the cefe Of - Castle va. e. ,
u. Gr&ttan.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Bradbury
have begun housekeeping in Geo.
new residence in the
addition.
Con Hoheluchter has purchased I
IN interest in the keystone bar {
which will be opened again for 9
business in a few days. :
Chas. Stuttleberg has laid the j,
foundation for Q new store build !
ing, 24x60 feet, on his property :
west Of the court house. :.
Ray NJ. Lewis, son of Prof. G. :
Lewis, arrived in the CITY Tues.
lay from Spokane, where he is em-,
'loyed in . railroad Office. .
Miss Lois Mckinney returned !
rom the Portland fair Saturday =
md after a few days visit here Left :
or her home at Cottonwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Thomson v
arrived here yesterday, from Okla. q
IONA for a short visit with the \
alters uncle, A. w. T~alkineton. I
To make room for a fine line Of Y
Try goods we will until sold, Offer
III our mems and boys suits and !.
.vercoats regardless Of cost. The Il
Fair. y
A slight blaze was discovered in Il
n ont building back Of Fen g
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