Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-18
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X. X. cutlery at Bertsch's.


the Wiltse House.
Harness. robes, and blankets at
Bertsch's. The best.
Buy your groceries and school
supplies from Austin & Wann.
Bert Garfield, Of Garfield, is a
county seat visitor on business this
week.
Call on Austin & Wann for
your school books and school sup.
plies.
Theodore Parks returned Mon
day from short business visit to
Lewiston.
Judge James Dehaven was
Cottonwood visitor on legal busi-
ness, Saturday.
A. B. Clayton, the popular Dem
yer blacksmith, was county seat
visitor Saturday.
For choice lots upon the hill in
Mr.. Halls addition, see Geo. M.
Reed, exclusive agent Nov. Is.
Which is swifter, heat or cold?
Heat, because you can catch cold.
Then try Wilson heater at
Bertsch's.
H. H. Holloway, Of the Camas
Prairie Cigar factory, went down
TO Lewiston, Tuesday for brief
business visit.
w. B, Lindsay, formerly living
near Mt. Idaho, left the, first Of the
week for Weiser, where he will re-
main indefinitely.
A reception will be given at the
M. f. parsonage tonight (Thurs-
day. from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. by
Rev. d. and Mrs. Sanderson.
Henry Telcher was down at
White Bird the most OF last week
assisting in the bank there during
the absence Of the cashier, M. M.
Moore.
Louis Shesffer and wife, who
have been employed with Hogan
tho Bagber for some months, left
Sunday evening for Seattle, Wash
ingtOn.
8. NJ. Jones came up from Lew.
iston Sunday evening. He lef,
Mrs. Jones and the children there
where they will probably spend
the winter.
! William Oldham, of Carol
Iowa, is here for an extended visi
with friends and relatives. He il
visiting at present at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wasmund.
Miss Alice Cogsn came up from
White Bird, Wednesday, where
she has been for some months. Sh,
will enjoy q short visit with friend
and relatives before returning.
Earl Henderson and Miss ANN
Clayton, OF Sites, were married il
the parlor OF the Grangeville hotel
Monday. Rev. w. N. Knox off
ciated at the ceremony. Both ar
prominent young people Of Sites
John Phillips, the popular dray
man, is taking lay-off this weel
on account Of having had the mis-
fortune to strike his foot with al
. ax. He struck the member nea
the small toe aud came near losinI
it entirely.
The Alexander. Freidenrich Com
pany sent %, 900 lbs. Of freight il
TO the Concord Mining Compan.
at Concord the first Of the week
A number Of freight teams and tn
McDaniels pack train had charg
of the transportation.
Ralph Schweiger, time-keepe
for Contractor Egan Of the North
crn Pacific with camp near Got
tonwood, and s. J. Mayo, resi-
dent engineer&t Cottonwood. wer
over Sunday for q visit with tn
N. P. men at this point.
Bishop Wells, of Spokane, wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Steinheiser over Sunday. TIL
Bishop occupied the pulpit at tn
Episcopal Church Sunday and de
livered two interesting sermons a
the morning and evening service.
Geo. w. Manning has severed
- his connections with D. F. Va
Poole in the grocery business her
and began work this week for til
Inland Abstract and Investmen
Co. Curtis Crawford is the me-
clerk at the Van Poole grocery
II A. D. Sewall and sons came u
from the Palouse country the lat
sof the week where they have bee
employed during the harvest season
They left today for their hon
at Lucille, where Mr.. Sewall By
one of the best ranches in II
salmon river country.