Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-08
K. K. cutlery at Bertsch's.


resided here, are located
1t Elk City now, whore they ex-
pect to conduct . laundry.
Geo. Yahras, q Hump miner and
prospector, left yesterday for Neva-
do. He expects to take advantage
of the opening Of . reservation
there in the near future.
In mems suits Of imported novel.
ity goods, We claim the prices to
excell. They are "pipins'' and if
you want On up-to-date suit, come
and zee. Every garment as repre-
sented. The Fair.
Geo. Behean brought up 100
head OF cattle last week which he
sold to Bales & Jones. The animals
were all in the best condition and
were fattened ON Mr.. Behean's
ranch over on Snake river.
Geo. Fem has been all but laid
no with an attract Of rheumatism
for several days. Since his trip in
the mountains, he has had no little
trouble. He 10 able to be up and
around but cannot indulge in heavy
labor.
Russell Woodward, an employee
Of the Free Press, bad his wrist
severely cut while visiting at the
foothills Sunday. He was leading
. horse when the animal became
unmanageable and in the scuffie his
wrist was badly cut.
Miss Jennie Tanner came Sun.
day from Kalispell, Montana, for q
short visit. She accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Bonebrake, home.
She will probably remain here un.
til Mr.. and Mrs. Bonebrske leave
for California, where they will
spend the winter.
The Union Bible, Study, which
meets every Monday evening at
the high school room, will take up
the prophecies which foretell the
second coming Of Christ. The class
is DESTROYS Of . full attendance OF
the members and extend an invi-
tation to the public.
Wallace Scott, of the First
National Bank, returned Sunday
from . trip Of several weeks in
Missouri, Illinois and other statee.
He attended the American Bankers
Association at st. Louis and reports
. profitable meeting. Mrs. Scott
who accompanied him remained in
Illinois for short visit.
Jerome Crispin was in this weel
from his ranch on Clearwater. Mr..
Crispin has one Of the best farm,
in that country and is right in thu
midst of some of the best hunting
country in the state. He says tina
bear, especially, have been numer
ous this fall. Mr.. Crispin CAM
out on business and to vote.
G. A. Carlson and wife, DR.
Thos. A. Russell, and Mrs. B. w
Sharp, Of Spokane, were in thu
city the last Of the week. Mr.. Carl
son is superintendent Of construc
, ton for Porter Bros, who have tn
! grading contract for the new N. P
branch here and DIR. Russell i
, chief surgeon. They are on Officia
) business.
William Wycoff, formerly a
= employee Of the Big Buffalo stor
and we'll known here, is in the cit
, this week on business. Mr.. Wy
coff is located at Asotin. He
we'll pleased with the improvement
Grangeville has made in appear
ance during his absence. He wi
. return to Asotin shortly.
! F. s. Winner, editor and proprie
/ tor OF the Camas Prairie Chronicle
1 published at Cottonwood, was i
the city on business Monday. Mr.
Winner has recently moved hi
= printing plant in Cottonwood fror
Main street to . building near til
l. I. o. o. F. hall. He says bushes
= is good and everybody prosperinl
!. Austin & Wann have receive
their new delivery wagon. 1t
gaily painted in bright and attract
. i've colors, we'll made, and is or
o of the best of the kind in the cit,
;. The firm is doing an excellent bu
. mess and will soon have their me,
It market ready to satisfy their Gu
. TONERS. The vehicle was pu
;. chased through the Grangevil
. Implement Co.
4 Mrs. w. 81. Harvey and Mr.
n Parker Kimball, who have BET
n visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
n Richardson and other friends ar
,s relatives here for several DAYS, lie
n Monday for their home at Pullman
On account Of the reported dip
liberia scare ut Stiles the lsdi
y drove through to Kooskia. Thu
II had q most enjoyable visit viii
n hora