Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-04-12
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ker-Clark Co.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed,
Graugeville, Idaho.
Go to the Fair for bargains in
mems and ladies' suits.
All kinds Of Easter egg dyes at
Pulse drug store, 8 cents.
G. H. Lyons, of White Bird was
Grangeville visitor yesterday.
Fine bananas, lemons and grape
fruit at the Buffalo Cash Store.
Russell Woodward is slowly re-
covering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Sam Melbourn, pioneer Of
Salmon river, was in town last
week.
G. ]. Hall, the we'll known stock
man, Of Salmon river, was in town
Saturday.
E. M. Griffith left Sunday on
business trip to Spokane and
Seattle.
Fancy Barbor's lettuce, rhubarb,
spinach, and asparagus at the Buff
falo Cash Store.
We have some cheap town prop
erty, improved and unimproved.
Parker-C Clark Co.
Fred Mckinney has accepted a
position in the post Office and will
aid in distributing mail.
Attorney F. E. Fogg was up
from Lewiston this week looking
after his real estate interests.
Mrs. G. s. Stockton entertained
a number OF friends at an elaborate
dinner last Saturday evening.
Next Sunday is Easter and the
different churches have prepared
special programs for the occasion.
w. L. Brown and G. w. Brust,
two OF Cottonwood's leading bust
ness men, were Grangeville visitors
Friday.
Mrs. j. I. Overman entertained
q number Of friends last Friday
evening, and most pleasant even
ing spent.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rothlisberg near Denver last
week. DIR. Rains was the attend
ing physician.
L. II. Mitchell left Monday for
the Marshall lake mining district |
where he has recently secui ed valu-
able interests.
Prof. G. A. Lewis left Monday |
for Nee Perez where he expects to
secure q class in penmanship and
book keeping.
Any one wanting good homes
for little children, at reasonable
prices, inquire at Robt. Dunlap's
jewelry store.
Geo. V. Harrington has return
ed to his home in Elk City, after
spending the winter at his old
home in England.
r. G. Rucker arrived here Sun
day from Norman, Oklahoma, to
accept a posion in the Alexander
Freidenrich store.
Dinner served every day at The
Grill in the Wade building for 25
cents. Try our special Sunday
dinner at 35 cents.
Pat Curtin, one of the old timers
OF this section, returned Sunday
from California where he has been
spending the winter.
Miss Myra Wood was unable to
teach last week on account of ill
ness and Mrs. Walter Crosby took
her place in the city schools.
]. A. Moody left this week for
his home at Minneapolis but will
return with his family in a short
time to remain permanently.
I have surplus of three year
old apple trees. Also a lot OF large |
poplars and naples, just the thing |
for street planting. Prices reason
able. d. L. Wylde, at Grange |
vile Nursery. m29-al3
Robert Nugent, an old pioneer
OF this county, died at Cottonwood
Friday evening after short ILL
ness, age 65 years. He leaves no
relatives his wife having died many
years ago. The interment took
place Sunday.
James Eldridge came out from
Concord Monday, for a few days
stay here. He says the water is
starting nicely in the Hump and
the Jumbo is now running II
stamps steadily. While the snow
is not deep in the mountains, it is
very compact and Mr.. Eldridge
predicts a good supply OF water
this coming season.