Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-08
Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan, Geo. NJ. Reed.
Dollar salty razor ct Bertsch's.
Investigate.
: Roast your Thanksgiving turkey
in Lisk's patent rooster. Bertsch.
James Wood left for Lewiston
yesterday. He will probably spend
the winter there.
A salty razor that is safe. The
dollar safety razor. Bertsch, oppo-
site the postoffice.
Chas. Seefeldt expects to leave
this week for Seattle where he will
reside indefinitely.
DR.. T. w. Nickel is moving his
family into the Wilson residence,
on Idaho Ave-, this week.
Curtis Crawford, Joe Kilen and
Glen Hanna made . short visiting
trip to Cotton wood the first Of the
week.
Harley Stevens and wife, Of
Charleston, we're up last week on
business and to make . short visit
with friends and relatives.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Sloan, living north Of the
city, last Wednesday, Oct. 31st.
All concerned are doing nicely.
Otto Lizst left Sunday for Seattle
to reside indeiini tely. Mr.. List
was a painter and per-hsnger by
trade and has been here for several
months.
F. M. Peck, q we'll known Hump
miner, left yesterday for Nevada.
He will visit the mining camp OF
Goldfield and expects to file on
some government land there.
There will be Q meeting Of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company at Cottonwood On We'd
nesday, November IA, 1906. All
farmers are invited to attend.
Extra Special-while they last,
10 dozen mems silk finished under.
wear in blue and grey-the kind
for which you pay from 80 to u
cents-now going at 80 cents. TIT
Fair.
Frank Stuart, who formerly re
sided here, is located at present .
Gillette, Wyoming, near she seem
of the recent Indian outbreak. HI
is conducting a restaurant at Gil
lette.
In our clay worsted and diagona
mems suits you get style, workman
ship and fit. Many Of our Cut
toners claim they have had n
better fit, and the cost is very req
sonable. The Fair.
L. M. Harris started yesterda
morning for weeks hunting tri
in the mountains. He will 60 u
near Orogrande, on 10-mile creeh
, He started out alone and expects I
r walk the entire distance.
George ]. Seay, formerly sheri
, OF Idaho county, and now . pro-
porous rancher out near Winon'
was in the city the last Of the wee
on business. He returned to w
mona Monday in time to vote.
!, John Byers of the Fairview di
trict was doing business in tow
Saturday. Mr.. Byers expects
! leave this week for Cottage Grow
. Oregon, and from there will 60
| California to spend the winter.
!, G. II. Schroeder, Of the Grang'
Vile Steam Laundry, had the mi
fortune to break his left arm Ia
week. He caught the member
( the large washer and was unable
q remove it in time to escape injur
Wanted - Gentleman or lat
with good reference, to travel
rail or rig, for firm Of $3.50, 0O
y capital. Salary 81, O72. per ye'
and expenses advanced. Addres
with stamp, Jos. A. Alexande
y Grangeville, Ida.
Elmer Rouse and Miss Add
, Straugh. Of Harpster, we're marie
= in the city last week. The your
4 people are highly respected al
: we'll liked in their home town al
:, vicinity. Rev. c. T. McDona
= was the officiating clergyman.
Your stomach churns and
"a gests the food you eat and il fou
It or torpid, or out Of order, yo
~ whole system suffers from blot
"a poison. HOLSTERS Rocky Mou
n tain Tea keeps you well. 35 cor
v tea or tablets. The Right DR.
}: Store.
l. Edwin Abrahamson last we
}. received his fine baritone horn fro
r the factory in Michigan. 1t is
,. York make, with sand blast fini