Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-08

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BAKING eoWoER
HIGH IN LEAvENING POWER,
WHOLESOME, and money!
back" guarantee with each
can. 25c per pound.
Wilson heaters. They are good.
Bertsch, Of course.
Charles ]. Hall, the Salmon riv-
or stockman, was In the city yes
terdsy on business.
Richard P. Nash, OF White Bird,
was in the city election day, meet
ing his many friends.
L. F. Horning of Tolo has .
quantity of fine cabbage which he
will sell at the ranch at l cent per
pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Evans left
yesterday, for their home in Los
Angles, where they will spend the
winter.
r. F. Fulton went down 10
Sites yesterday for . short profes.
sional visit. He expects to return
Friday.
Isaac Zehner, the popular pro-
prietor of the Denver Touring
mills, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Jim Wong left yesterday for out.
side points to spend the winter.
He will probably 60 to Portland
and Seattle.
8. NJ. Jones left yesterday for
Lewiston for . short business trip.
He will visit his family there .
short time before returning.
For Rent - Five-room house,
$11. 90; Seven.room house, $3.50;
Eight-ro0m house with fine ground
aud large harm, $1,000. Geo. M.
Reed.
| Chas. Sales came back from Spok.
ane, Friday. Mr.. Sale went there
recently to have his eyes treated
and returns with his eyesight much
improved.
II. B. Perks, OF Portland, Ore.
, was in the city the last Of the weeh
on business. Mr.. Perks is a min
ing expert and is interested in
Salmon river mines.
Dressmaking and ladies suit
made at nominal cost all garments
cut by the tailors square inch sys
tenn fit and workmanship guaran
teed at Mrs. Whites millinery
|. store.
The dinner and supper served b!
the ladies Of the Catholic churcl
at the l. o. o. F. hall election d.,
was we'll patronized. The ladie
are to be complimented upon tn
excellence of the meals.
!, Lawrence Bibbs returned tn
\ first of the week from trip Of sew
eral weeks in eastern states. HI
!, spent most of his time in Kansa
City. During his stay he took il
81 fairs and carnivals.
!. A sale OF home woven rag rug
4 will be held at the home OF Mrf
= L. L. Phillips in this city mex
n November IA. This will be goo
opportunity to get . nice rug a
right prices.
: ]. A. Whitaker returned Tues
day from Spokane, where, . fe,
r days ago, he accompanied Mr.
Whitaker, who vent there for n
;. lief from ear trouble. She is n
: covering nicely and expects to n
turn home about Thanksgiving.
d DR.. g. s. Stockton reports ii
2 following births for last week:
d Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Weir. a boy
d To Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hamill,
d boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Weir live OF
west Of Denver and Mr.. and Mrs
Hamill reside north OF Grangevill'
!. Charles P. Wright left yesterda
r for Portland, after having spel
d several days down on the Saline
l. river, where he is interested
10 some placer properties. He wi
3 attend to some important busine
there and expects to return
K about three weeks.
!. Gabriel Sykes, Presiding Ed
I, !. of the Walla Walla district, wi
!" preach at the Methodist church
= this city ON Nov. IA. at Viii
!. Bird, Nov. Is. at Cottonwood, No
20 10th. Mr. Sykes has spoken he1
70 before and 10 known ~ q forcefa
eloquent speaker.
Glove, Courtship and Marriage
will be the lecture theme in Il