Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-09-27

HIGH IN LEAvENING POWER,
WHOLESOME, and "m one y
bac k" guarantee with each
can. 25c per pound.
Mrs. G. w. Shields, Of Moscow, is
visiting Mrs. F. A. Campbell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Spencer, of Mcdonald, Kansas. q
son. Sept. %.
Mrs. G. +. Martin, of Salem,
Ore, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. F. j. Smith.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. power
upright boiler. Enquire at the
Grangeville, Laundry.
Mrs. H. f. Sweet has out attract
i've invitations for a luncheon mex
Saturday at her home, College st.
Miss Mona Jean Nickel, who has
been seriously i'll for nearly two
weeks, is reported much improved.
N. G. Brotnov, of Clearwater, is
stopping in town for a few weeks to
be treated for io-sclercsis by DR..
Ayers.
Regular services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and even
ing. Bible school 10 a. m. BY.
P. U. $3.50 p. m.
Miss Marie Nash, of White Bird,
but lately from the east. il now
engaged as stenographer in Geo.
M. Reeds office.
r. w. Hawley returned Tues
day evening from the Crackerjack
and REPORTS the cyanide plant
working very successfully.
DIR. King, Of Spokane, will make
his next visit to Grangeville for the
King Co. the latter part of October.
Wait for him if you need glasses. tt
For Sale.-A span Of horses, two
sets good harness, household goods
from parlor furniture to kitchen
utensils, one piano. Enquire oil
Seth Jones, ST., South Meadow
street, Grangeville. 9-27
o. E. Clough, of Ballard, WASH,
was visiting in this city last week.
Mr.. Clough was engaged in the
hotel business at Cottonwood a few
years ago, and is quite popularity
known over the county.
Geo. M. Reed left the first of the
week for Spokane to meet his fam
lily, who have been visiting in the
east for several months. They viii
visit the Spokane fair several days
before returning.
Just received at the LaMode mil
linery parlors a new line of the
world-renowned D. b. Fisk hats,
direct from their New York house
To introduce this new line of sly
lish headwear the price will b.
made a pleasant surprise to every
customer.
The FREE PRESS is in receipt OIL
a letter from Allan Mclean, Of
Douglas, Alaska. He says he and
Harry Woods are we'll pleased
with the country and will make it
their home for some time to come.
Allan ordered the FREE PRESS SO az
to keep posted on Idaho county
affairs.
NJ. II. Baulch, one OF Camas
Prairie's most successful farmers,
was in town the first of the week
from his farm short distance west
of town.. He reports his crops ex.
tremely good this year. His barley
went 81 bushels per acre and his
wheat 90. His total yield for this
year was 4 ,724 bushels, all OF which
was of the finest quality.
Hancock photograph gallery il
now located in the Grabski build.
ing, over Hickerson's hardware
where he has one of the finest.
arranged studios in the county, and
ID In a position TO execute betteI
grade of work than ever before.
Thanking patrons for past favors,
he extends an invitation to all to
call and visit his new stndio. 9-27
The preliminary hearing in the
case of Del Young, charged with
attempted robbery, was begun AT
Sites yesterday afternoon. On
last Thursday night Young and
Pat McGreen are alleged to have
attempted to hold up and rob Rob
ert Baldwin, near Sites. Baldwin
frustrated the attempt, severely
stabbed young. McGreen was dis,
charged and the hearing against
Young is now in progress.
Last Monday the First National
bank moved into it's new Quarters