Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-11-01
K. X. cutlery at Bertsch's.

ubnV soy E'oA.
B. G. Wiltse left yesterday for
Spokane on y short business trip.
LADIES' When you are buyingJ
hats remember the La Mode.
Pfenfer block.
Frank McGrane came up from
Lewiston the first OF the week from
short business trip there.
Loat-On the streets Of Grange
vile an open face, silver case
watch. Finder please return to ].
P. Hartman.
4. Cole & Son have again start
ed their feed mill in this city and
are prepared to furnish chopped
feed Of all kinds.
Wanted-An apprentice girl,
with sumo experience in dressmak-
ing preferred, al the La Mode milf
merry and dressmaking parlors.
C. II. Anderson, special agent
for the Springfield Fire & Marine
Insurance Company, was in the
city the first Of the week on bust
ness.
w. B. Van Vert went down to
Whitebird, Tuesday, to do some
papering and painting for Leo
Freidenrich, the Whitebird mrr-
chant.
The Misses Cowan, Moore and
Sweet spent last Sunday with Mis-
Celia Hayden at the Hayden ranch
near Sites. They report pleas
ant visit.
j G.. A. Heath is to have public
sale at his place about miles
north of town, Thursday, Nov. 8.
The farm ia known az the old
Kerlee ranch.
just arrived by express, another
assortment OF latest styles Of
women's fall and winter coats.
Prices from 80 to $500, At
i Alexander Friedenrich Co.'s.
| w. +. Greaves returned yester-
day from trip in southern Idaho.
He visited Twin Falls, Buhl and
other points. He was ell,pleased
i with that section OF the state.
/ w. r. Bonebrake, manager Of
/ the Right Drug Store. has ordered
a new Smith typewriter. 1t is Of
the latest model and among other
features has the new tri-chrome
device.
!. The election returns will bc
, flashed on a lnrge sheet near the
office of the Grangeville Electric
Light 4 Power Co., Tuesday night
The light company will look after
. the machine.
w. A. Hall came up from Clark.
, ston, Tuesday, on a short business
trip. Mr.. Hall reports that Mrs
Hall has the best of health in the
lower climate and is well pleased
with her new home.
! r. d. Buckingham has bills out
for a public sale at his place neal
. Lowe, on November 10th. Mr.
Buckingham. will dispose of goot
, deal of property at the sale. HI
!. expects to move to Charleston THU
: winter.
: There will be public speaking
by Lycurgns Vineyard and f. M
Griffith at Kooskia, Friday evening
Nov. 2; at Woodland, Saturda.
!. evening, Nov. 3; and at Lowe Mon
: day evening, Nov. 5, all are cor
daily invited to attend.
i Frank g. Games left on Friday
:, stage for Spokane. His family ha'
y all gone a few weeks before an,
they will make their future hom
there. Mr.. Eames has been in tn
grocery business here for severa
. months and made many friend
r during his stay.
- Y. M. Costley, head clerk a
= Austin & Wann's, is making goo
improvements on his lots north 9
Fifth and A streets. He is re
3 modelling the cottage that stand
there at present and will soon be
= gin the erection Of q 7-room cot
:, tage on the two remaining Lots.
- Mrs. G. Fl. Schmadeka returne
the last of the week from Portlan
q where she has been residing for th
s. past two months. Her daughter
y Miss Grace, will remain there Il
;. several months to complete he
70 musical studies. She is studyin
both vocal and instrumental must,
% Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swarts I
o. Fairview received q hurry-up Wis
Dr. last week from their nephew
% Lieut.. Leonard Of the U. S. Army
70 on duty at the Preaidio. III
family had just about time to 81,
at him a dinner when the call Of dnt
y, summoned him back to San FraI
4 cisco.
8. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ellenwoot
"a of Denver, we're over Sunday for
81 short visit. Mrs. Ellenwond
postmistress at Denver, while NJ
r. Fleetwood is in charge Of til