Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-04
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
entity.
Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.

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Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
| L. M. Harris went over to Dem
yer Tuesday on business.
The latest effects in millinery at
Miss Moore's in the Bargain store.
| Don't forget the price Of suits
|s2O and up. Richards & Dobner,
the Tailors.
Chris Schleier, substantial far
mer, OF Denver, was q pleasant
caller at this Office Saturday.
City property in Salem, Oregon,
to trade for Grsngeville city prop
erty Enquire Of Fen Batty. 9-27
Orders for suits to fit, made by
the Continental Tailoring Co.. Of
Chicago, will be taken at the Fair.
/ G. A. Bonebrake was quite i'll
Tuesday and Wednesday. He is
threatened with an attack OF Ia
grippe.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve dinner and sup
per Oct. 4, 3 and 6 at the Revere
Hotel dining room. 2w
Ladies' fall and winter suits and
coats made to order by Chas. A..
Stevens & Bros. Of Chicago. See
Mrs. White, the milliner.
w. A. Hall came up from his
home in Charleston Saturday night
for brief business visit. He re-
turned to Charleston yesterday.
John Mathison, an old resident
Of Newsome, and who owns some
valuable property on the prairie,
came out the first of the week on q
short business visit.
| J. w. Hockersmith was down
town Tuesday the FIRST time for
some weeks. He has heen having
IN attack Of heart trouble lately
which confined him around home
pretty closely.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Neal came over
from Craig Mountain the last oil
the week. They have been resid-
ing there for some months. They
have moved into their home in the
northwest part OF the city.
| Rev. T. T. Denhardt left yester-
day for Spokane. He will remain
there for q month or six weeks
when he will 60 abroad to Egypt
for q six months stay. He will
probably return here next summer
! M. R. Hsttabaugh moved thu
last OF the week from the Rics
cottage ON North A street to tn.
Will Jones property in the south
part OF the city. The Rice prop
erty is to be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Geary.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon, o
Villisca, Iowa, an instructor IL
instrumental music, is expected Il
arrive here the last Of the week fol
. visit with friends. Miss McMa
hon may decide to locate here per
manently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt L. Crosby
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby, ROY
Manning, and the Misses Almer
and Henry were Cottonwood visi
tors, Sunday. They report u mic,
visit and an enjoyable ride ove'
the prairie,
J. P. Letter, formally q wei
known mining man in this section
Of Idaho. writes from Chloride
Arizona, that he is we'll and pros
pering. Mr.. Letter says he ex
poets to return to Grangevill,
when the railroad arrives.
Mrs. g. S. Stockton returned
Friday evening from u short visi
TO Spokane, where she met Mrs
Andrew Stockton and William
Stockton, Of Flint, Michigan
mother and brother Of Mr.. Stock
ton respectively. They will visi
! here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norwood re
turned Friday evening from ,
short visit to Spokane where the,
enjoyed the fair for q few days
Mr.. Norwood was we'll PLEASED
with the fair, saying that the ex
! hibits OF live stock were partic
, plarly fine.
Rev. H. H. Hubble, Of Lewis
ton, will arrive here this week {,
assist this winter at the Christian
! Church. He and Rev. Mcdonald
will have charge of the church ant
! expect to have excellent atten
! dance and many large meeting
this winter. Mr.. Hubble will moi
be in readiness to assist unit
about the 2lst of this month.
Word has been received from
! Mrs. Rothlisberg and family VIII,
7 went from here to Salt Lake Cit,
TO reside several weeks ago. They
have purchased desirable prop
erty in Salt Lake City and will re
! main there for some time. Tn,
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