Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-06

Neverslip horseshoes never slip,
at Bertsch's.
Bertsch for laprobes, whips and
horse goods.
Windows and doors at Bertsch's.
They are right.
Chas. l.. Spaulding, of Florence.
is out this week on business.
Clyde w. Nickel, who has been
quite i'll for the past few days is
reported some better.
Several of Miss Elsie Schnell's
friends spent very pleasant even
ing at her home, last Friday.
L. Camp, the Spokane Smith
Premier typewriter man, isin town
this week in the interests of his
company.
Thos. b. Hirrim an and Miss
Stella Paul were married at the
home of l.. G. Chadwick. Thanks
giving evening. Mr.. Chadwick
of1iciated.
The little infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Kerlee was buried
here Monday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerlee are residents of Dou-
mecq plains.
We care not how you suffered,
nor what failed to cure you, Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
puniest, weakest specimens of man
or womanhood, strong and healthy.
35 cents. The Right Drug Store.
While hunting on the hill south
of town Saturday, Wray Lewis
and Emory Zuver killed a large
wildcat. The animal was freed by
che dogs and a few shots from the
boys rifles finished him. He was
an extra large specimen.
J. Carl Van pool arrived here
the last of the week to make his
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. Van pool. He is a
graduate Of the Capital City Com
mercial college at Des Moines, la.
He will assist in the Van pool
grocery.
The Gillette orchestra went over
to Cottonwood, Thanksgiving day
where they furnished the music for
the X. Of T. ball in the evening.
They say that the dance was snc-
cess in every particular. The Cot
tonwood people were well pleased
with their music.
Milton Freidenrich is expected
to come up Sunday from Portland,
Oregon, where he has been located
for some time. Mr.. Freidenrich is
a director Of the Bank of Camas
Prairie. He grew up from boy
hood here and has large number
of friends in Grangeville and the
surrounding country.
The Thanksgiving services at the
Methodist church Thursday even
ing were largely attended Special
music by the choir and the able
address by Rev. Ii. II. Hubbell, of
the Christian Church. were two of
the features OF the program. 1t
was union service and much in
terest was displayed.
Strayed or stolen from my place
near Harpster, one red COW, no
marks ON ear, branded M on
nip, one two year old heifer. white
face Hereford stock, also branded
IN" on hip. Five dollars reward
each for any information leading
to their recovery or the conviction
of the persons stealing them. M.
j. Allen, Harpster, Idaho.
Geo. NJ. Robertson, cashier of
the Farmers < Merchants State
Bank, was in the city the last of
the week on business matters and
to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives and friends. As is customary
with Mr.. Robertson, he is making
many friends in social and bust
ness way at Cottonwood. His
youngest son accompanied him to
Grangeville.
The Grangeville Brewing com
pany have received from Buffalo
Hump an order for bottled beer
which aggregates 80 barrels, and
the first load started in yesterday,
and will be followed by other teams
until the order is FLIED. This
have built up superh
business since their establishment
last year and are now supplying
the entire central Idaho country
with their excellent product, which
is growing in popularity all the
time.
John V. Nash and wife came no
the last of the week and will make |
their home here in the future.
They will live in the George Behean /
house in the south part of the city. !
Mr.. Nash is assessor elect of idaho |
county and will be in readiness to
assume his new duties in January. |
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