Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-28
Personal rlention
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Unfurnished house to rent. A
F. Parker.
Austin pays the highest marke
price for produce.
Owen and Arthur Overman, o
Tolo, were in our city last week.
Wanted 100 to hello! Phillips
the city drayman. every day.
See Austin's 5 and Zoe counters
before you buy your racket goods
TO Loan-S120o on farm lands,
Apply to Fen Batty, Grangeville
J. G. Lockwood, a cattle buyer
of Spokane, was in the city Satur.
day.
Fresh stock Of nuts, candies,
oranges, lemons, and bananas al
Austin's.
Mont Jones spent a few days
last week, visiting the Cone boys
on Slate Creek.
Go to Austin's for all kinds OF
good things to eat, and for cheese
we are hard to beat.
G. A. Parsons, of the Moose
Creek placers, was in our city the
first of the week.
Mr.. Troh, the Tolo merchant,
was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
Frank Hogan, the Barber, has
been confined to his home since
Sunday with a severe cold.
You had better hurry and buy
your glassware at Austin's while
you have a chance for choice.
Tho purest and freshest groceries
that the market affords can be
found at Austin's Cash Store.
Last Saturday afternoon, the
personal property to the John X.
Hughes estate was sold at auction.
O. l.. Benson, the hotel man of
Florence, was in the city last week.
He reports business good in that
vicinity.
The b. p. Poyneer & Co., gem
srsl : merchandise store, of Elk
CITY, has been purchased by Lapp
81 Co., of Harpster.
A moving picture show COM
pany, showing pictures of the San
Francisco earthquake disaster will
be here for the big celebration.
We propose to sell 500 mems
suits in the next 30 days. Great
big assertion, but we mean it. How?
Prices will do it. The Fair.
r. H. Loveless, of the Grange
vile Implement Co.. went to Green
Creek and Ferdinand the first of
the week in the interest of his COM
'>pany.
.-- Hello! to Ingram snd Brust's
butcher shop when you want
Phillips, the city drayman, the
man that always delivers the
goods.
Arthur Lake, of Lewiston, ac-
companied his aunt, Mrs. w. w.
Brown, home on her return from
that place, and will visit here for
short time.
Go to Austin's for sweet pickles,
sour pickles, mixed pickles, plain
pickles, pickles onion, celery sauce
sweet relish olives, or any old
thing in the pickle line.
G. II. Hart, mineralogist, of
Spokane, was in the city Saturday
on his way to Florence, where he
goes to investigate the Banner
Gold Mining Company's property.
G. l.. Hanson, of Fairview, was
in town Monday. He made large
purchase Of binding Irvine of the
Grangeville Implement Co. Crops
are fine in his part of the country.
L. II. Bartlett, register of the
Lewiston Land Office and formerly
of this city, made a short visit here
Sunday. He was accompanied by
County Commission c. M. Butter,
of Sites.
The Chemical engine company
will give an exhibition of work in
extinguishihg fire, during the big
celebration. Also the two hose
companies will compete for a hand
some prize.
A large arbor will be erected on
the grounds at the east end of
Main street, affording ample shell.
ter and a resting place for all who
wish 10 occupy it during the three
day celebration.
j. /. Overman received from the
Monarch Visible Typewriter Co.
this week, one of their latest i'm
proved machines, which is on ex-
hibition at the Office OF the county
auditor at the court house.
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