Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-15
Items of Interest to
GrangevilIe and Vi
cinity.
Personal nentiOn
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MOucy W iOou, OCo. AVA. ANCCu.
i Saddles, harness, laprobes, whips
horse goods, at Bertsch's OF course.
! The celebrated knit top under.
skirts at Mrs. Whites. Parlor Mil
linery.
A. J. Turner came up from Lew.
iston Saturday, from short bust.
ness trip.
Your plumbing may need stten.
ton. Investigate and remember
Bertsch.
T. M. Atwood, OF Winona, was
a county seat visitor ON business
the first of the week.
Remember q hardware store is
/ the place to buy hardware. Bertsch,
opposite the postofiice.
Hugh Taylor, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Taylor,
WAS seriously i'll the first of the
week with pneumonia.
P. H. Kelly, living near Kooskis,
was in the city the last OF the week
on business. Mr.. Kelly is men,
Der of the forest reserve service.
Comparison is the only true test
Of value. Monarch Ranges have
no equal. The price is less than
the common kind. See my line.
Walter Hickerson.
Roy Mckinney came over from
Cottonwood, the last of the week
for short visit. He left Friday
for Spokane, Seattle and other
coast cities to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham,
Of Newark, California, came the
last of the week to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Taylor. They will
visit for several weeks before re-
turning.
Mrs. James Anthony and Mrs.
Louisa Morgan left Friday for
Spokane to join Mr.. Anthony who
went there recently. They have
been residing out near Tolo for
over q year.
The Woman's Club met with
Mrs. L. M. Harris last Thursday
afternoon. An interesting and
profitable session was held. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Stantial a week from
today.
VIM. Steinheiser the popular
manager of the Alexander Freiden-
rich store, returned Saturday from
Spokane where he went to visit
Mrs. Steinheiser for while and
to purchase holiday goods for the
store.
Mrs. Helen Curtiss returned the
last of the week from Asotin where
she went for short visit with
friends. Mrs. Curtiss brought her
little daughter, Helen, who has
been visiting there for several
months, home with her.
Ernest Bentley is having great
deal Of trouble with a threatened
case Of blood poisoning. A few
days ago he scratched his finger in
some way and blood poisoning
threatened. 1t is hoped nothing
serious will be the result.
Bert Schnell came in from Joseph
Plains the last of the week for a
brief stay. He came out after some
machinery to be taken over to the
Schnell sawmill on the Joseph
Plains. They are installing a plan.
ing mill there this winter.
We have consignment of ladies'
skirts and waists which from the
Banner Brand people is a guaran-
tee of all that is chick in style and
material and we offer them at sale
prices Saturday. The design and
material will speak for themselves.
The Fair.
Austin & Wann will have their
new meat market ready for bust
ness, Monday morning. They
will handle a nice line of fresh and
cured meats. They are located in
the Grabski building, near the
court house, and conduct modern
grocery in the same building.
Mrs. J. M. Eakin came out from
the Eakin ranch on Salmon river,
Tuesday, to make her home here
for the winter. Her daughter,
Miss Bessie, is attending the city
school. Mrs. Eakin brought out
some fine apples, which were among
the largest ever brought from the
Salmon river country.
VIM. A. Wylie and wife came
out the last of the week from their
ranch over on the Selwai river.
They have fine home over in the
hills, though il is a long way to
the next neighbor. Mrs. Wyllie will
probably remain here for some
time with relatives, while Mr..
Wyllie expects to 60 up to Elk