Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-25
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L0st-One black male pig, Whit
face, weight rs pounds. j. w
Byers. TT
To loan. Money ON bankabl'
notes ut 10 per cent. Inquire q
this Office. TT
Harvester oil OF all kinds ant
oil cans. Lowest in price. See
Earl Wood, opposite Crosby's.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. MAI
Geary, on Monday evening, q nine
pound baby boy.
Hay Pulleys, manila rope fol
haying, at Earl Woods, Opposite
Crosby's. Stf
Wanted:-2OOO pounds clean
timothy seed on or before October
!. 1907. Parker & Batty, Grange
vile. TT.
In order to close an estate
offer 480 acres near Harpster for
Gil per acre. A. F. Parker, ad
ministrator, Grangeville, Idaho.
Mrs. Mart jackson expects to
leave this week for Buffalo Hump,
where she will meet her husband
aud remain for the summer.
Mrs. Boliver Schofeld and two
daughters, of Lewiston are expect
ed here this week to be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs 8. w. Schofield.
A. P. Riggs Of near Wheeling,
w. ", arrived here with his fami-
~ Tuesday, and will spend some
time looking over the country as
the guests OF Mat Gilbert.
Insure in the State Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Moscow, q
strong home company, and save
money. L. G. Chadwick, Agent.
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Clyde Hamill, who left here in
January for Charleston where he
conducted a butcher business, has
disposed Of his interest there and
returned to Grangeville.
DR.. Pfister, the eye specialist
will be at the Grangeville hotel
from 4 p. m. Monday July 20 to
the noon OF the 3Oth. This will
bs Grangeville's last opportunity
until fall. Examination free.
Atty. w. H. Cassidy, Past Grand
Chancellor of the X. p. has receiv.
ed from the order q beautiful jewel
Of solid gold ss token of the ap-
probation in which he is held.
For Sale-Four work horses,
two sets double harness, and two
sets double harness, and two wag-
ons. Can be seen at the Cy. Over
man ranch, near Tolo. 8.l1*
H. e. Heppner returned Mon
day from visit Of several weeks
to the Meadow creek placers south
Of Florence, which are being de-
veloped by Mr.. Unterman and as
sOciates OF New York.
Tho hay harvest is progressing
nicely al over the prairie, and the
Yield will be fully up to the aver
age. The crop made It's most sub
etantial growth in the past two
weeks, being prom noted by the fire.
quent rain showers and warm
days.
John Berger WAS q visitor from
Kuterville Monday aud brings the
same good tiding that comes from
all parts Of the county of the big
crops of grain, hay and fruit. His
father, aged "a, died last week.
The family came here twenty years
ago, and this is the first sick ness
they have had.
Rev. Summerville Of Lewiston,
held morning service. followed BY
holy communion, at Trinity Epis-
copal church in this city last Sun
day forenoon. There was large
congregation present, and in the
absence Of resident pastor it il
expected that Mr.. Somerville will
make monthly visitations here.
Because OF it's non absorption of
heat. Ruberoid roofing ensures
cooler interiors than metal or
shingles. In winter it is q pro-
lection against draughts, because
1t ia air tight. This feature makes
1t invaluable as siding for poul-
try houses and barns. Vermin
proof, Sold only by Earl Wood,
opposite Crosby's.
When you buy range come to
our store and investigate. the
merits of the Monarch. Built on
modern principles. Among the
many points is the ventilator in
the oven which keeps an even
temperature and allows all gas
and smoke to escape. The range
is fifty per cent better than the
Comfort and the prices much low.
er. Earl Wood, opposite Cros-
hv,s aA