Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-03
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Blank note and scale books TO
sale at this Office.
Walter Williams is here thi
week visiting relatives.
Plumbing, the safe, sure kind
Call up Bertsch. Both phones.
Wanted-A quantity of clean
cotton rags at this Office at once.
For Sale--Good kitchen range.
Call on Mrs. l.. l.. Phillips city. jl7
A. J. Turner returned Friday
from his holiday trip to Lewiston.
Andrew Moore was up from
Lewiston few days the last Of the
week.
Don't forget Bertsch's tin shop.
Repairing and all odd jobs neatly
done.
Wanted to rent-From 200 to
400 acres of land. Address, box "a +,
Grangeville, Idaho. is
Clinton Vaughn came down from
Spokane the last of the week to
visit friends for a time.
Fred Suren left the first of the
week for Spokane, to resume his
work at Gonzaga College.
Miss Margaret Sweet left Mon
day for Lewiston, to resume her
teaching in the Lewiston school.
The Right Drug store is nicely
settled in their new location in
the west room OF the A. Il +.
block. 1t is most desirable loca-
ton.
Miss Bess Cowan left Thursday
for Wenatchee, Wash, where she
will visit with relatives and friends
for about a month.
r. F. Whitney came up from
Orc Emo, the last Of the week en-
route to the White Bird country to
look after M. w. A. business.
Miss Aileen Green was i'll the last
OF the week and unable to assist at
the postofiice. She WAS able to
DO at work again Monday.
The Lewis Commercial School
resumed work Wednesday morn.
ing, after holiday vacation, the
school is progressing nicely this
term.
Have your papers drawn up
right by the Inland Abstract and
Investment Co. Ltd. of Grangeville,
Idaho. J. A. Bradbury, Notary
Public. dec27tf
Craig l.. Spencer left Friday for
his home at Mcdonald, Kansas,
after q short business visit here in
Grangeville and other points on
the prairie.
From the records at the court
house is gathered the information
that 1877 marriage licenses have
been issued from the Auditors
Office during the year of 1906.
w. H. V. Richards left last week
for Thunder Mountain where he
will look after mining interests un-
til next April. He will return
here in the spring.
Don G. Fisher returned the last
OF the week after short visit to
the home of his parents on Clear
water river. Don spent some time
hunting and succeeded in getting a
large deer the first day out.
In mentioning the winners of
the. prizes at the masquerade ball
last week mistake was made in
printing the name of the winner of
the lady's prize. 1t should have
been Mrs. Con Beggs instead of
Baggs, as was published.
John Byers, formerly citizen
of the Fairview district, writes to
have his Free Press forwarded to
Lakeport, Calf, where he is now
AoS"'N' iiS says tudb VIE cllHlaIt
is fine there at this time and that
the roads are dry and dusty.
j. l. Overman returned the first
OF the week from Portland, Ore.
where he and Mrs Overman went
some time ago for the benefit of
Mrs. overman's health. She will
probably remain there for some
time, as her health is steadily i'm
proving.
Geo. Nj. Reed has rented the
rooms formerly occupied by A. F. |
Parker and moved in this week.
1t will make good quarters for Mr..
Reeds zeal estate, loan and insur-
ance business
w. S. NJ. Williams and James
Surrldge, representatives elect.
left yesterday for Boise where
they will take up their new duties
at the session of the legislature,
which meets Monday, January eth. !
John Z. Cassell, representative.
elect from the Roosevelt country.
has been at Boise for some time.