Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-04

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BAKING POWDER
HIGH IN LEAvENING POWER,
WHOLESOME, and money
back" guarantee with each
can. 25c per pound.
The latest Styles in suits at
Richards & Dobner, the Tailors.
If You want suit to fit we'll,
wear we'll, and look we'll, 60 to
Richards & Dobner, the Tsilors,
Call for the Gold Leaf brand Of
teas, coffees. spices and extracts.
At Austin's Cash Store. None
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. II. V. Riggs
returned Tuesday evening from .
short visit to the Spokane fair.
She reports an enjoyable trip.
Miss Moore offers some fine in.
ducements to fall millinery buyers
this week. Her line of hats 10
most complete and up-to-date.
Miss Hazel Stsrkey came down
Friday evening for two weeks
visit with friends in the city. She
lis stopping with Miss Beth Sher-
win.
A. Engel has built a dance hall
in the northwest part Of the city
and will conduct it during the fair
and probably after the Carnival 10
over.
Otto Nail aud John Hayden,
two of the students of the city
schools here last year, have gone
to Moscow where they will attend
the University Of Idaho this winter.
VIM. Reed and Charles Pitch
ford, both Of Asotin, Washington,
came up the first Of the week TO
take in the Carnival. They have
friends here and will spend several
days before returning.
Mrs. L. Il. Ewing, OF Gowrie,
Iowa, arrived here last week for q
six weeks visit with her son, 81.
L. Ewing, who resides about six
miles north OF the city. She il
we'll pleased with Camas prairie.
| Claud Flint came out Saturday
from Florence for q two or three
days visit in the county seat. He
reports things pretty quiet, as far
as mining goes, at Florence these
days.
! At special called meeting OF
the school board, Tuesday, G. H.
Schmadeka, was elected on the
board OF directors to fill out the
unexpired term of d. L. Wylde,
who left here in July for Fort
Morgan, Colo.
| D. Kerlee, living at the foot
hills south OF town, killed q large
brown bear on his place last week.
The animal was found and freed
by Mr.. Kerlee's hounds. Thit
makes the fifth animal Mr.. Kerlee
has killed on his ranch.
Matt Gilbert left the first of the
week for the Marshall Lake min.
ing district with $4,000 lbs. oil
supplies for the Marshall Mining
and Milling Company. The com.
pany expects to make pretty
good showing this winter.
s. E. Leitch, formerly of Grange
vile aud more recently in bust
ness at Cottonwood, orders the
Free Press sent him at Calexic0,
San Diego Co., Calf, where he il
now located. Mr.. Leitch's health
was very poor at this point and be
left for sunny California in hope,
of getting better,
| A good deal of railroad talk and
speculation was caused Monday
evening by the appearance Of 10 OF
20 Italian laborers. They returned
the next morning to Cottonwood,
however, where they are employed
in the railroad camps. AZ far az
could be learned they merely came
over to see the town.
Secretary Hanna, Of the Y. NJ,
G. A. reports that the, classes are
to begin next week. They were
all organized the first Of this week
but owing to the Carnival it WA,
thought best not to begin active
work until later. The association
starts out this fall with the hes,
prospects in its history.
Little Elizabeth A. Crea, aged Il
years, IL months, and 10 days
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID