Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-22
Items of Interest to
0rangeville and Vi
cinity.

Money to loan, Geo. M. Reed.
X. X. cutlery at Bertsch's.
Barn for rent. A. F. Parker.
They all speak well Of Guiana
cigars.
Nicely furnished rooms to rent.
Inquire at this Office.
The whole or part of 11,room
house for rent. A. F. Parker.
Laprobes, whips and horse goods.
See Bertsch, opposite the p. o.
Big game hunting is at its best.
Get reliable firearm at Bertsch's.
Stoves and ranges at Bsrtsch's.
Round Oak and Universal are our
leaders. Look them over.
Don't buy windows, doors,
shingles or mouldings until you get
my prices. Walter Hickerson.
For Sale-Six lots in best resi-
dence district. Cheap if taken at
once. Address box 332 Lewiston,
Idaho. n15tf
Frank Hockersmith and bride
returned from their short wedding
trip Friday and are now living in
their new home.
j. w. Pantall, of Lewiston, was
in the city the last of the week on
business. Mr.. Pantsll is now with
the Mark Means Company.
Henry Hesterman. Jr., and Lee
Harris, Jr., went over to the
Hesterman ranch near Garfield the
first of the week for a few days
visit.
For Rent Five-room house,
$1l.OO; Seven-room house, $3.50;
Eight-room house with fine ground
and large barn, $1,000. Geo. M.
Reed.
The Davis party who expected
to leave last week for q pleasure
trip to the coast cities, had to give
up the trip for a time. They may
leave next week.
I DIR. Ayers and Geo. Beckman
went out over the prairie Saturday
to enjoy some duck shooting.
They returned in the forenoon
with a few birds.
Will Mann, of Austins & Wann's
grocery, and Geo. Manning went
out to the Cove the first of the week
for a short deer hunt. They re-
port little success.
An extraordinary large and fine
line Of silverware, and fine china,
new in design, up-to-date in every
way, down to date in prices.
Walter Hickerson.
Will Webb, of the Grangeville
Implement Co., brought a fine
deer to town last Thursday. He
killed the animal over on the Clear
water, she first Of the week.
j. M. Gilmore and w. B. Van
Vert went up on the hill east of
town, in the vicinity of Dry Creek,
to spend few days in quest of
deer. They returned the first of the
week.
Mrs. Jacob Vercler and daughter,
Vivienne, left Sunday for their
home near Spokane, to join the
rest OF the family. Mr.. Vercler
has good position teaching there.
They will reside there permanently.
Mart j. Browning, formerly q
barber at this place, came over
from Cottonwood the last Of the
week on business. He has sold
out his interests in Cottonwood and
will take brief rest before locating
again.
More wild ducks and geese are
reported to have flown over the
prairie last Saturday than on any
day for several years. Some good
shooting could have been found on
the numerous ponds and creeks
of the prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Palmer. of
Vossburg, Wash, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Len Richardson, of this
city the last of the week. Mrs.
Palmer is a sister of Mrs. Richard
son. They returned to their home
the first of the week.
Lost:--One bay mare. weight
about 400 pounds, no brand, both
hind feet white, wire mark on
foreleg, star in forehead. Disap-
peared from Luke Williams ranch,
Nov. 5 or 6. $1,000 reward will
be paid for notice of whereabouts.
E. M. Thompson, Grangeville.
M. s. Mason, who was seriously
hurt by a falling tree in the Cove
last week, is recovering nicely at
his home in this city. Mr.. Mason
does not know just what struck
him, but owing to the high wind
M h;ch Drovo;1oI a. that t;,,o - 4.