Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-18
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.
Fire Insurance, Brown & Reed

Fire Insurance, Brown & Reed.
Bertsch for harness, saddles,
blankets and robes.
Charles Seefeldt was Cotton
wood visitor the first of the week.
Dollar safety razor. Twelve
blades. Money back if not salts
factory. Bertsch.
Mrs. E. r. Cawley left last
week for Nashville, Nebr., to visit
for few weeks with friends and
relatives.
We are in the field for business.
We don't want all the trade. We
only ask for our part. Austin &
Wann.
Clyde Nickel. w. II. Holly and
John Jack went down to Lewiston
Thursday to take in the last few
days of the fair.
A new board side walk has been
put in and portion of the old
hitch rack removed on the east side
OF the Big Buffalo store.
Alma Almen took charge Of Mrs.
Walter Crosby's room in the city
schools last week while Mrs.
Crosby visited the Lewiston fair.
j. M. Mcdonald went down to
Lewiston last week to take in the
fair and attend to some legal mat
tiers. He returned Thursday even
ing.
j. P. Rush, farmer living out
west OF town, left the last OF the
week for Los Angeles, TO spend
the winter in the land Of sunshine
and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pearson,
of Whitebird, came up the last OF
the week from their Salmon river
home. They may decide to reside
here for the winter.
i w. E. Bunnell is building q
neat Groom cottage on his lots in
the south part Of the city. Charles
Stuttleberg has the contract and il
erecting . model home.
Earl Wood, for several months
valued clerk in Rudolph Bertsch'i
store, left the first Of the week fol
California. Mr.. Wood will prob
ably reside there permanently.
Len Richardson, bookkeeper a
the Bargain Store, left last weei
for business visit at Spokane ane
other points beyond. Mr.. Rich
ardson expects to be absent abou
two weeks.
The Bargain Store Compan,
> have installed an up-to-date eleva
tor in the grocery department. o
their store. They cay the machin
, works admirably and is grea
E convenience.
G. T. Seifert and wife left Sunda,
for San Francisco, California, wher
they will reside in the future
= Mr.. Seifert has disposed of his in
n terests here and may reside il
{, California permanently.
: About twenty-five members G
9 the Episcopalian Sunday Schoc
l. spent very enjoyable evening a
: the Parish house Friday night
K Interesting and instructive game
j. we're played and delicious refresh
q ments served.
r Frank Hogan and family wen
3 down to Lewiston last week t
take in the fair. Frank returne
i Friday night, the rest of the fam
D lily remaining until Monday, t
v visit with relatives and friends be
!. fore returning.
9 Glen Eames left Saturday fo
Q Spokane to join his brother, Ralph
who left here several weeks age
r Mr.. and Mrs. Games will folio,
: the boys in about month and wi
j. make Spokane their home.
L A. w. Cobb, the White Bir
druggists, was a county seat visito
9 the last of the week. Mr.. Cobb
a delegate to the Grand Lodge {
a l. o. o. f. which convenes 9
n Couer d'Alene, Idaho. the fifteent
9 Of this month.
. James Mcconnell and family r.
turned Thursday night from
u visit of several weeks to Seattl
and other coast cities. The
d stopped at Lewiston and enjoye
n the fair u few days on their return
9 Mr.. McConnelPs daughter, Mir
e ME, is attending school in Lewisto
It this winter.
" Mrs. D. II. Sasenbery, who wel
I. down to Lewiston and Clarktso
p at the opening of the fair, will Wis
IT her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
N Hall, a few weeks before returning
a. Mr.. Halls fine new residence j
le Charleston is about completed an
y Mrs. Sasenbery expects to RENAL
L with them until they are NIGEL