Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-25

w HOLESOME, ana III o n
back" guarantee with each
can. csc per pound.
Promenade concert at Armory
tomorrow night.
Fix up for winter. Window
glass at Bertsch's.
Largest up-to-d date line of cloaks
in the city. The Fair.
$50 suits for children and boys
at 4 off. Come and see them. The
Fair.
You will find the most up- to.
date street and patterny hats Mt the
La Mode, Pfeufer block.
Ladies have you investigated
those stylish shirt waist specialties
at the La Mode? They will please
you.
The La Mode has street hats,
that in style, quality and price
cannot be excelled. Just drop in
and see them.
Mrs. f. Stahl and son, Eddie,
left this week for Berkeley, Cal.
where they will join Mr.. Stahl who
has decided to locate there.
Mrs. Rev. Sanderson, a graduate
of the Conservatory Of Music,
Ottawa, will take a limited number
of pupils. For terms apply at the
M. f. parsonage on Saturday p. m.
Vote for E. S. Hancock, photog-
rapher and undertaken at Cotton
wood, candidate for the Office Of
coroner on the democratic ticket.
A man fully competent to fill the
Office.
J. V. Nash, democratic candi.
date for assessor, was shaking
hands with his numerous friends
in this city yesterday. Mr.. Nash
is.one of the strongest men on the
ticket and is going to be elected.
T. E. Quinlan, democratic candi-
date for county commissioner from
the first district was meeting Gran
geville friends last Saturday. Mr..
Quinlan is one of the most substan-
tial and popular citizens Of the
bounty.
DR.. Pfister, the eye specialist,
will be at Grangeville hotel, Tues
day morning only, Oct. 80, on his
return from Cottonwood. This
will be the last opportunity to con-
suit him until spring. Examina-
ton free.
E. s. Hancock, the we'll known
photographer and undertaken of
Cottonwood. is the nominee for
coroner and is fully competent to
occupy the position, if elected.
He will serve the people econOmi-
cally and faithfully.
Walker j. Dayis and Miss
Blanch Hastings were married
yesterday at the home of the BRIDES
parents. They are both estimable
young people. Rev. Knox officiat-
ed. The happy couple will make
their home in this city.
Miss Alice Cogan, formerly local
manager of the Pacific States Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company's
office here, but lately of White
Bird. has accepted a position in the
phone Office at Colfax, Washing
ton. Miss Cogan left tho last of
the week to take charge of the
Office there.
The Curtiss Dramatic Class will
present one of their laughable
comedies at the A,mory on elec-
ton night. Candidates can have
one good laugh while they are
being counted out'' or "counted
in" as the case may be. Returns
from the election will be read from
the stage during the action of the
play.
Chas. II. Jackson, the "Demos-
themes of Idaho" a speaker of ex-
ceptional ability, spoke to large
audience at the Armory Tuesday
evening. The address consisted
chiefly of views of the Mormon is
sue from democratic standpoint.
1t was very well received. Riggs
concert band furnished several
selections.
M. Reese Hattabaugh, the dem
ocratic candidate for member of
congress. has the following dates
engaged: Nez Perez, Nov. 1; Cot
tonw wood, Nov. 2; White Bird, Nov.
3 and Grangeville, Nov. 5. These
meetings will, no doubt, draw the
largest crowds of any in the cam
paign as Mr.. Hattabaugh is deserv-
eddy the most popular speaker who
has spoken at these places during