Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-09-20

J. l.. Eckert, Of Cotton wood wal
in town the first of the week.
| For plain sewing call on Mrs. M
l.. Murray, South Hall st. 2w
Fred White, deputy revenue col.
lector, left for Lewiston, Tuesday.
1 cut on 500 mems suits. Must
he sold to raise money for The
Fair.
TO rent-Seven-room residence,
fine location, 500 per month.
Geo. M. Reed. Sept-27
w. A. Newman, the popular
White Bird hotel man, was a
Grangeviile visitor yesterday.
Don't forget to call at the La
Mode millinery for up-to.date
goods. Next door to Y. NJ. G. A.
Atty. Geo. w. Tannahill, OF
Lewiston, came up Monday to at
tend business in the district court.
You can't afford not to have q
lot in Fogg's Park addition at pres
ent prices. See Frank Burke.
Peter Pan, the latest style hats,
at the ParlOr millinery store next
door to Savings and Trust Co.
bank.
X. II. Farris and p. l.. O'Ban-
non, two Of ClearwMter's leading
citizens, were doing business in
town this week.
During the carnival there will be
cash prizes for the best rigs. You
can win the money easy with
Bertsch's harness.
Reese M. Hattabaugh and j. l.
Overman went to Sites last eve-
ming to join Senator Dubois, who
was there last night.
Miss Mona Nickel, of the FREE
Press, has been confined to her
home since last Saturday by q
severe at tack of fever.
Fred Corliss, who recently moved
to town with his family from the
Clearwater, is now engaged in Jack
Wilmorth's barber shop.
Miss Alice Cogan, Of White
Bird, is in the city this week Wis
ting her sister, Miss Tessie Cogan,
clerk in the auditors office.
WARNING:-Do not come into
my place of business if you don't
expect your moneys worth. Our
Wilson heaters are worth more,
50 come. Bertsch's.
Rev. d. G. Sanderson, OF Pome-
roy, WASH, is to be the pastor of
the M. E. church of this city for
the coming year. He will preach
his first sermon here next Sunday.
Joe Wilkinson and Johnnie Jack
left Monday morning for Chamber
lain's basin on a hunting and fish
ing expedition. DR.. Campbell left
yesterday morning to join them.
Robt. Jones, of the firm of Bales
4 Jones, arrived in town Monday
from trip to the Meadows where
he bought 500 head OF beef cattle
which the firm will ship next
month.
Mrs. Frank Burke and Mrs
Minnie Hohaus and daughter, Miss
Paula, left Sunday for Spokane.
Before returning Mrs. Burke will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Bert Fer
ris, of Lewiston.
L. F. HOrning, of Tolo, has the
thanks of the FREE PRESS force for
a large box of fine fruit. Mr..
Horning is one of the largest fruit
growers on the prairie and never
forgets the printer.
Mayor Batty and wife returned
last Saturday night from Boise,
where they had been attending the |
Irrigation Congress They also
visited friends and relatives in diff |
ferent parts of southern idaho.
Lee West came out from the
Hump last Monday and reported
work progressing very nicely in
several properties there. He SAYS
there is a derth of practical aud
experienced miners at the Hump.
A. A. Holenbeak arrived here
last evening with Otto G0izinger
from Pollock. Mr.. Gdtzinyer re.
Gently had the misfortune OF hav-
ing his leg broken by horse kick.
ing him and came here for mcdi.
cal aid
The first meeting OF the class Of
'O7 of the high school was held
last Friday evening aud the follow
ing officers elected: President.
Amy johnson: vice. president,
Hazel Toye; secretary, Frank f.
treasurer, Seneca Munroe.
The colors selected are crimson and
white, and the flower, the daisy.
J. M. Mcclure. superintendent
Of the Astoria s. Columbia river
railroad, spent a couple of days in
irangeville this week visiting his
laughter, Mrs. A. s. Hardy. Mr..
Mcclure is prominent among the