Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-09-06
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Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.

Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
Grain Bags for sale Vollmer &
Scott.
Don't miss "Mable Heath at
the Armory Sept. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Mckinney,
of Cottonwood, were in town two
days last week.
Fred White, deputy revenue
collector, came up from Lewiston
last Tuesday night.
H. V. Brown, a cattleman from
South Fork Of the Clearwater, was
in town last Saturday.
For Sale-Good, paying hotel in
live town. Ill health reason for
selling. Address this Office.
Pat Toal, of Mt. Idaho, returned
home last week from the hot
springs, near Baker City, Oregon.
Frank Taylor and family moved
into town from the country last
Friday and will live on Idaho Ave.
Four grades of Gold Leaf coffee
and two of tea at Austin's. Salts
faction guaranteed or money back.
Miss Blanch Webb, OF Charlotte,
Mich. arrived here the first of the
week to visit her uncle, N. Nc
Arthur.
Jacob Vercler returned Monday
night from Spokane and will soon
leave with his family for that place
to reside.
A. Burdick, an electrician from
Spokane, is in the city visiting Mr..
Howde, of the Pacific States tele-
phone company.
Chris Olson, manager of the
Jumbo mine, and N. G. McGree,
the foreman, left for the Hump last
Tuesday morning.
J. B, Wiltse, of The Dalles,
Ore, arrived here last Friday
night to make short visit with
his brother, B. G. Wiltse.
Joe Kilen, Curtis Crawford and
Alex Hinkle left Monday fol
Gillmore's on Johns creek tc
spend a week hunting.
Mrs. Mary Bonebrake and fam
lily left last Friday for their home
in Moscow after spending some
time visiting friends in this city.
]. M. Wolbert, OF Cottonwood
was in town last Friday attendin,
to some real estate transfers mad,
at that place.
Miss Ella Moore returned las
Friday night from her trip tt
Portland and Spokane, where sh'
purchased her full stock of mil
+, linery goods.
The Ladies of the Y. M. G. A
will serve chicken dinner ant
supper. Tuesday, Sept. 18th, il
the Y. M. G. A. hall. Come al
and get a good dinner.
Harry M. Jack, of Los Angeles
Calf, arrived in the city last Fri
dav to visit his brother, John M
Jack, who is engaged as manage
OF the city water company.
Mrs. F. A. David, who has beef
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. A
Campbell, of this city, returned t.
her home at Moscow the first of tn
week.
We have good residence prop
erty in Grangeville, together wit
, so acres of land, near town, t.
trade for good 100. Enquire l.
M. Harris & Co.
II. B. Howde spent a couple q
days in Forest the first of the weel
moving the Pacific States telephon
office OF that place and attendip,
to other company business.
Miss Elsie Schnell entertained
number of young people at a 81.
O'Clock dinner at her home las
Thursday evening. Social game
followed and pleasant evenin,
was had.
Rev. H. A. Wicker returne,
last Monday night from a thre
weeks outing at Couer d'Alen
and st. Joe river. The regula
services at the Presbyterian churc
will be resumed Sunday.
J. +. Sims, of Cottonwood, ar
who has charge of the Burt L
Crosby branch store at that place
was in town several days last wee
selecting goods for the Cottonwoo
store and attending to other busi
ness matters.
James Woodward recently re
ceived notice from the per
sion bereau that pension {
$40 per month has been granted {
Martin V. Taylor, a veteran of tn
Civil War, who now lives fou
miles east of town.
enable Heath" at the Armor