Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-01
Personal r1ention
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Fire Insurance, Brown & Reed.
Bertsch. Lisk antitrust tinware.
Ready to wear and tailored hats
special values, at Mrs. Whites.
All our lace curtains to be closed
out regardless Of cost. The Fair.
8. f. Hodgen, Of Whitebird, was
. county seat visitor on business
Monday and Tuesday.
George Poe, a we'll known ranch
er living near Whitebird, was up
the first of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith went
over to Cottonwood the first of the
week for short visit with friends
and relatives.
Mics Beth Sherwin who has been
quite i'll for some time is steadily
improving and will soon be able to
be out again.
Peter Campbell, a well known
miner and prospector OF the Salmon
river country, was in town on BUSH
ness the last Of the week.
Mrs. A. M. Baker was unable to
teach ut the schools Tuesday on
account OF illness. Her place was
taken by Miss Alma Almen.
w. G.. Harris and Harry Deasy,
two prominent stockmen OF the
Salmon river country, were up from
their homes at Freedom the first
OF the week.
Bales & Jones will buy turkeys
and chickens. They will receive
Of the ranch on and after Nov. 10
and at Grangeville Nov. 20. High
est market price paid. dec24
James Surridge, democratic
nominee for the Legislature, was
in the city the first Of the week
meeting old friends and looking
after his political interests.
81. A. Jess has purchased . lot
and 3 half from F. o. Miller and
expects TO build cottage, thereon
in the near future. The lots are
situated near the Babtist church.
Mr.. B. Taylor, who has been
visiting bis son, Frank Taylor here
for some time, left Sunday for CAL
ifornia, where he will reside perma
uently. Mr.. Taylor formerly lived
In California.
In our clay worsted and diagona
mems suits you get style, workman
ship and fit. Many Of our Gus
toners claim they have had nj
hotter ct, and the cost is very rea
sonable. The Fair.
The ID. r. & N. Co. resnme'
service "a the Snake river Sunday
October 21st. Boats will leav
Lewiston I q. m. daily excep
Friday. Leave Riparia $40 y. m
daily except Saturday. G. w
Mount, Gen'l Agt.
II. Al. Jess who is employed a
the City Bakery, will leave to da,
for lewiston, From there he will
70 up ON the Grand Ronde rive
Ia Oregon TO look after some min
ing interests. He will probabl.
return ii . few weeks.
o. q. Lapp, the popular mer
chant Of Hsrpster and Elk City
was in the county seat on busine
the first OF the week. Mr.. lap
had completed his large business
building in Elk City and has on
OF the best ontiitting stores Their
OF any in the mountains.
L. N. Harris 4 Company ha
some Of she largest potatoes dis
played 1t their Office ever seen il
the city. The "spuds' were grow
on the Hanson farm out east Of til
city and the Smith farm north 6
! town. A few OF the largest wer
sent back to Iowa this week.
On Sunday morning 10 the Me
thodist church, DIR. Sanderson wi
address, the electors on "How I
Vote" An invitation has been ea
tended to all candidates for offic
to be present. On Sunday evenin
the topic OF the lecture will be IT
parties about to marry" Every
body invited.
Atty. Geo. Goode. who was re
Gently adjudged insane and sent t
8 the asylum at Orofino from here
was taken before Judge Steele a
Lewiston last week. Judge Steel
turned Mr.. Goode over to the car
Of his brother here in the city
Mr.. Goode came up the last of til
week aud is residing here at PREF
ent.
An opportunity rarely to be ha
is now offered to the ladies ,
Grangeville snd vicinity. W
offer special sale on so skirts mad
by the Banner brand people an
at less than factory prices to clos
them out. Those new kersey, PAM
ma, Meltons and cravenette cloth
No pains have been spared in Il