Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-09-27
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and VII
cinity.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.

to trade for Grangeville city prop.
erty Enquire Of Fen Batty. 1927
Orders for suits to fit, made by
the Continental Tailoring Co.. Of
Chicago, will be taken at the Fair.
Call for the Gold Leaf brand OF
teas, coffees, spices and extracts.
At Austin's Cash Store. None
better.
Your fuel bill and insurance will
be much less if you use a Wilson
heater. You can get them at
Bertsch's.
See Mrs. White, the milliner,
for all late styles in trimmed and
untrimmed hats. Opposite First
National Bank.
For up-to-d date and decided styles
and high class ladies' tailoring visit
La Mode millinery parlors, mex,
door to Y. M. G. A.
Mrs. Mary Gllbertsen and son,
Joseph Gilbertsen, left last Tues.
day morning for Spokane, where
they will spend the winter.
Every one wants comfort and
their home beautiful. The best
way to get both is by using a Will
son heater. The kind Bertsch sells
Go and see them.
w. f. McGaffee, of Freedom
was in town the first of the week
Mr.. McGaffee is in the employ o
Henry Alters, the prosperous Sal
mon river cattleman.
What's head without a Fiskhar
Seems a funny thing to say,
But you hear 80 many say that
They re the hats that sell and stay
9-27 At the LaMode.
DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Shinnick ar,
entertaining the doctors father
and sister who arrived Monday
from Watertown, Wisconsin, for {
visit OF several weeks. Elk City
Mining News.
James Lemon, democratic nomi
nee for county commissioner, wa
in town from White Bird Saturday
Mr.. Lemon is one of our most sub
stantial citizens, and lie the RICH
man for commissioner.
The local organization Of tn
socialist party had q meeting il
this city last Monday night. Ar
rangements are being made to hsv
Geo. H. Goebel, popular socialis
speaker, in this city in the nea
future.
James Strong, Louis Reeves an,
John Golzinger we're in town tn
first of the week from Pollock
They brought out about 100 hea'
of beef cattle that had been pur
chased by Robt. Jones fe,
weeks ago for the firm Of Bales
Jones.
II. A. Davis, the prominen
sheep man Of this county, sold 200
head of mutton to A. V. Mozart
the first of the week. Mr.. Nc
Carte is representing Carsten Bros.
of Seattle. The sheep are now o.
the range at the Hump and will b
delivered next week and shipped
to Seattle.
Resident Engineer S. j. Mayo
stationed at Cottonwood, and G. A
Farnsworth, who is also in the EN-
ploy of the N. P. at Cottonwood
were in this city lastThursday even
ing with a party of friends as tn
guests of Engineer G. w. Caughran
who is in the employ of the N. P
Co. at this place.
Hon. James Surridge, democrati
nominee for representative, was u
from Harpster Saturday. Mr.. Sur
ridge is one Of the pioneers of thi
county, having spent over 30 year
of his life here. He is thorough,
familiar with the needs of tn
county, and is just the man to rep
resent us at Boise.
II. Z. Mattieson will occupy tn
middle store room of the new Al
exander & Freidenrich brick whel
completed. He will carry Ml
line Of general merchandise. TIL
Right Drug store will occupy tn
west store room and they expect t.
conduct one of the incest and mos
up-to-date drug stores in tn
county. Mr.. G. A. Bonebrake i
now in Spokane purchasing new
goods to increase their stock.
The Crescent Literary society q
the High school, perfected its an
nual organization for the presen
school year last Thursday nigh
aud elected the regular officers
Ralph Williams was elected presi
dent, Don Fisher, vice-president
Amy johnson, secretary, ant
Blanche Wasmund, treasurer. tn
society has it's meetings ever
Thursday night and the program
consists of musical aud literar
numbers.