Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
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line of fresh cereal goods.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Dave Kin.
ksid, last Saturday, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Casady, last Friday, daughter.
John Norwood and wife left last
Sunday night for Spokane to at
tend the fair.
Harry Graham and family left
Sunday afternoon for Spokane to
attend the fair.
A new stock of ladies' fall and
winter clothing; the latest styles in
cloaks, at the Fair.
Miss Leola PEBBLES has accepted
q clerical position in the Fair and
began work last week.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve dinner on election day
at the Odd Fellows hall. 2w
The Misses Maud and Ollie
Coram left for Moscow last week to
attend the state university.
Mrs. VIM. Hohaus and daughter,
Miss Paula, returned last Friday
night from short visit at Spokane.
Miss Addie Genger has accepted
q position as operator in the Paci-
fic States Telephone Office in this
city.
Mrs. Ed Vincent returned last
Saturday from Sweetwater, where
she has been visiting Mrs. Ciaw-
ford.
You can drive nails or drive
horses with the tools you get at
Bertsch's Hardware and Harness
store.
Republican headquarters for Ida
no county were established last
week in the First National Bank
building.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve dinner and sup.
per Oct. 4, 5 and 6 at the Revere
Hotel dining room. Wv
Ladies' fall and winter suits and
coats made to order by Chas. A.
Stevens & Bros. of Chicago. See
Mrs. White, the milliner.
Otto Almen and Frank Richard.
son left last Thursday night for
Pullman, WASH, to attend the
Washington State College.
4. L. Schnell, OF Harpster, was
in town q few days the first Of tbs
week. He reports that his school
there will begin next week.
F. L. Church and family, Of
Charleston, last week moved into
the house on South Hall street
formerly occupied by F. J. Munroe
Are you wearing tailor mad,
clothes? II not, try one Of Rich
ards & Dobner's tailor made suit,
and you will never wear any Other
make.
Lock the stable-while you hav,
the horse-with Yale-Towne loci
and you will always have a horse
Bertsch has the locks and the 'har
ness for horses.
Mrs. Sophia l.. Beck is fttinf
up . restaurant in the White
Front building opposite the Rever.
Hotel. She will not open for bust
ness till the carnival.
A. M. Isbell, of Denver, Colo,
was In town few days last week
looking over the country with in.
tentions Of making investments in
real estate. He was quite well
pleased with the country.
Frank G. Eames and wife and
Chas. Wannenwitch and family
and Mrs. Shoup, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wannen.
witch, left Sunday night for Spo
kane to attend the Interstate fair
A. v. Mccarthy, cattle buye,
for Carsten Bros, of Seattle, has
recently purchased and received
$50 head of beef cattle from Frank
Wyatt, of Salmon river. The
cattle will be shipped the last o.
this week.
E. A. Parisot and family arrived
here last Thursday night from
Spokane. Mr.. Parisot left the
first of the week for the Hump,
where he is engaged in mining
operations. He will only be gone
for few days.
Mike Smith, the 7-year old son
OF A. A. Smith, of this city, was
badly hurt last Saturday by the
tines Of n pitchfork striking him
in the back. He and another
small boy were playing in the barn
and Mike called to the boy tc
throw him the fork from the hay
loft He failed to get out of the
way and two of the tines struck
him and entered into the flesh tc
quite a depth in the back. DR.,
Stockton WAS called and dressed
the wound and now the boy il
nearly recovered from the accident
MNe