Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-05-24
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Fire insurance. Brown & Reed.
s. w. Litchfield is in town from
Elk City.
Miss Leona Van Vert closed q
successful term Of school at Lowe
last week.
Wanted-At this Office, clean
cotton rags suitable for wiping
machinery.
See my line Of Reeds flintstone
ware, guaranteed for 10 years.
Walter Hickerson.
H. O. Skinner and family left
Monday for Spokane where they
will make their future home.
Ice cream freezers, refrigerators,
hammocks, in plenty-prices lower
than ever. Walter Hickerson.
G. NJ. Schnell left this week for
Joseph plains and will spend the
summer on his ranch in that Sec
ton.
Chas. Stuttleberg has begun the
erection of another store building
on his property west OF the court
house.
For sale cheap-A phaeton and
single driving horse and single har-
ness. Call at Alexander Freiden-
rich Co.
Mrs. Geo. M. Reed and children
expect to leave next Monday for
the east where they will spend the
GUNNER.
Miss Bloom Taylor, Of the city
schools, has gone to Pullman to
spend her vacation with her
parents.
] have first class plumber and
will do any kind of work very rea-
sonable. Call and get my prices.
Walter Hickerson.
Dug Holten, well known in this
county is now in Lewiston having
come there after going through the
San Francisco disaster.
8 Mrs. M. Mason arrived here last
week from New York city and will
make an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Wallis.
Chas. P. Wright, mining man
Of Portland, is in the county
this week looking over some Of the
placer properties in this section.
s. w. P. paints and varnishes;
also all kinds Of white leads and
oils. Will sell you brushes SO cheap
you can't afford to borrow. Walter
Hickerson.
A car Of shingles just in; a car
Of windows. doors, mouldings, etc.
now arriving. am naming prices
that will please and interest you.
Call and see me. Walter Kicker
son.
The Idaho County Pioneer Asso-
citation will hold their annual meet
ing on June 18th at the court house
in Grangeville, at 2 o'clock p. m.
w. s. M. Williams, pres; |. H.
Robinson, acc.
Jack Crawford, a pioneer placer
miner of Lucille, was in town Sun
day enroute home from o trip to
Spokane. While in that city he
purchased large gasoline engine
which will be used in operating the
mines.
Charles H. Goodale and E. j.
Costello, civil engineers, arrived
here Monday night from Spokane
and left the next morning for War
rem. 1t was not learned by whom
they were employed or the object
Of their trip.
w. Fl. Campbell, the planning
mill man, narrowly escaped seri-
GUS accident Tuesday by having
his right hand caught in the planer.
As it was, three of his fingers were
Onuly Cuu anu ~ Will NC SOulC VIAIc
before he can use the hand.
Miss Margaret Sweet returned
Tuesday from Dayton where she
has been employed in the public
schools, The board has wisely Of
fered her the same position for the
coming year but she has not fully
decided as to where she will go.
Miss Sweet is an exceptionally able
teacher and her services are always
in demand.
A musical entertainment will be
given at the Armory hall on the
night of May 80, by the Grange
Amature Music Club, under the
management of w. d. Gillett,
musical director. Some of the best
local comedians have been engaged
who will furnish a few comic
sketches, making a first class en-
tertainment from start to finish
The proceeds will be used to buy
uniforms. So we hope to see
every body there. Reserved seats
35 cents, general admission %,