Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-01
Items of Interest to
GrangeviIle and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan, Geo. NJ. Reed.
Dollar salty razor at Bertsch's.
Investigate.
The finest bath in the city at
Hogan, the Barber.
200 mems suits must be sold, re-
CARELESS OF profit. The Fair.
Stoves and ranges. Charter. Oak
aud Round Oak the best. Bertsch..
The celebrated knit top under
skirts at Mrs. Whites. Parlor Mil
linery.
DR.. T. w. Nickel made bust
ness trip to the Lowe district the
first Of the week.
A salty razor that is safe. The
dollar safety razor. Bertsch, oppo-
site the postoflice.
The Gold Seal water proof storm
coat, very dressy and absolutely
water proof. The Fair.
Lisk's patent rooster for a
Thanksgiving turkey. Serve the
turkey right and get rooster at
Bertsch's
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wood here in Grange
vile Saturday. All concerned are
doing nicely.
Messrs J. O'Leary and WIN.
Mulhall. two prominent citizens OF
Denver, were county seat visitors
on business Monday.
Fred Mckenzie and Will Maxey
left Tuesday for two weeks hunt
over on what is known as the Jim
Buck" meadows, in the vicinity Of
Mill creek.
Frank Mingus, the popular
groceryman at the Bargain store
was confined to his home few
days the first Of the week will
rheumatism.
| Mrs. J. S. Vincent and daughter
Katherine, came up the first Of the
week from Lewiston, where the.
have been visiting with friends ant
relatives since the fair.
n Extra Special-while they last
10 dozen mems silk finished under
wear in blue and grey-the kim
for which you pay from 30 to Z!
cents-now going ut 80 cents. tn
Fair.
Vote for f s. Hancock, photog
rapher and undertaken at Cotton
, wood, candidate for the Office Q
coroner on the democratic ticket
A man fully competent to fill th
, office.
w. w. Brown and wife an
. daughter, Zelma, went over I
| Cottonwood, Tuesday for shor
visit with the family OF w. /
Brown, at that place. They re
turned yesterday.
1 In mems suits Of imported move
, ity goods, we claim the prices
j excel. They are "pipins'' and
r you want an up-to-date suit, com
and see. Every garment as repre-
sented. The Fair.
Grant Litchfield, of the Fore.
Reserve service, came out the las
of the week for short bushes
! visit in the city. His brother
, Stanley, who formerly resided herr
! il engaged in blacksmithing at FL
, City.
w. H. Stockton who has bee
visiting his brother, DIR. G.
. Stockton Of this place, for som
time, left last week for his hon
/, in Michigan. Mr.. Stockton We
we'll pleased with Grangeville an
. Camas Prairie.
1 Mrs. Parker Kimball and MR.
Q w. H. Harvey, both Of Pullman
came down the first OF the wee
for a two weeks visit with frient
\ and relatives. They are visitin
q at present at the nome of MIR. al
: Mrs. Frank Richardson.
ell A. S. Wright was assisting
2 the grocery department OF Il
0 Bargain Store the first Of the wee
: during the absence Of Frank Mi
gus. Mr.. Wright WAS formerly e.
; tensively engaged in the mercanti
|, business in Iowa and is at hon
/. in such n place.
t Charles Seefeldt, who former
Q conducted the cigar factory her
e expects to leave the first OF Il
/. week for Seattle, where he W
g probably reside permanently.
l. II. Holloway, who WAS also int
ested in the cigar factory wi
d Mr.. Seefeldt, will probably go the
II after time.
e A good deal Of attention is q
e tracted to a big cheese display
4 in the west window Of the Ale
e ander- Friedenrich store, weig
y ing 400 pounds. 1t is witho
). doubt the largest of it's kind ev
le seen here. 1t will be cut just +
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