Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-03-28

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aAkiMo POWDER
HIGH IN LEAvENING POWER,
WHOLESOME, and I'm oney
back" guarantee with each
can. 25c per pound.
Mrs. Frank Ludlow and daugh-
ter, Of 6altese, Montana, arrived In
the city on Tuesdays stage for q
visit with Mrs. Ludlow's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ingram.
M.F. Fuche Of the Nez Perez
Co. Operative Telephone Co., has
resigned as manager OF that com.
pany and will leave for southern
Idaho. DR.. Lentz Of lilo is the pre-
sent manager.
Messrs. Robert II. Jones and
Thomas Bales, members Of the
firm OF Bales and Jones, cattle
buyers, and Charles Maxey, were
in the city yesterday on . briei
business visit.
Easter services in the Methodist
church will be given by the child.
rem. Special music in the evening.
Rev Gabriel Sykes will preach Of
the evening ervice. The quarterly
conference will be held on 6atur.
day evening.
John Bridge, John Holenbeck,
Crawford Hoxey and w. n. La.
mount, ell citizens Of Pollock, are
in the city this week on bust
ness they are attending to some
legal matters occasioned by this
session Of the district court.
| P. F. Courtney and Msngue
Olcon came out from Buffalo Hump
the first Of the week. Mr.. Court.
ney left on YESTERDAYS stage fol
outside points. Mr.. Olson expect.
to 60 down to Lewiston before re.
turning to the Hump country.
w. L. Coetley and T. J. Costley
} Of Asotin, Washington, father and
brother, respectively Of Mrs. Silst
Austin, were called here by the
serious illness Of Mr.. Austin. W.
] II. Austin of Gravette, Arkansas
4 father Of the sick man, is expected
to arrive today.
! Notice to members of COMPANY
G, N. G. l.: All members are re
quested to report at the Armory
Tuesday evening, April 2, for drill
aud Saturday evening, April 6, fol
, inspection by Major Dawson.
Fred N. Mckenzie, Capt.
Apple and fruit lands in tn,
Sacramento valley under irrigation
free water right, 425 TO $50. ont
sixth down, 8 years at 6 per cent
For information inquire OF F. e
Robinson, 216 Pacific Elec. Bldg
Los Angeles, Cal. 41-l2v
: Grand Easter Bazaar, Saturday
March 80, at DR.. Shaeffer's druI
J store, given by Presby terrain ladies'
You will be sure to find just wha,
you want. Fancy and useful art
icles, cooked foods for your Easter
T dinner and toothsome sweets man.
ufactured ct homo. Remember thu
date.
G. A. johnson and wife cam,
out from the Hump country tn,
first OF the week. Mr.. johnson
has been engaged in the hotel bust
ness there, but closed his place o.
, business recently. Mrs. johnson
will 70 down on the Salmon river
soon to reside indefinitely. Mr.,
johnson will return to Concord.
Robert Jones came up frcrn
the first Of the week and will re-
main for some time securing the
right Of way between this city and
West Lake for the electric line
Practically all Of the right of way
has been secured from that poin
into Lewiston and the date oil
actual construction work will be
announced shortly.
Harry Vincent and wife arrived
here the last of the week from
Mullan Idaho, where they have
resided for several months. They
will visit here for some time. Mrs.
, Vincent will probably remain in.
definitely, but Harry expects tc
return to Mullan soon. Mr.. Vim.
cent reports that Chas. Bickford
and Carl Mclean and their fami
lies, who are located at Mullan, are
well and prospering.
G. l.. Kerlee, . prosperous
rsncher who lives north OF Grange.
vile, was among our callers Satur.
tday. He says prospects for q
bumper crop never looked more
favorable and reports fall wheat a
looking fine. The gentleman ID