Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-02-07

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cured she wrappers and arc pre-.
pared to print them up on short
notice. S6N.
Harry e. Wood, who left here
several months ago to seek . for
tune in Alaska, has left the frozen
north and il OF present located at
Seattle. He may return here BE-
fore the summer is over.
Use . little Kodol after your
meals and it will be found TO a.
ford a prompt and efficient relief.
Kodol nearly spproximates the d.
gestive juices. II digests what
you eat. It IL sold on . guarsn-
teed relief plan. Sold here by The
Right Drug Store
Sale.-Four good milk COWS,
good 2-yr. Shorthorn bull, from
Thoroughbred sire; 3 yearling
steers, 2 yearling heifers, l first
class hack, and IL inch stubble
pillow. Inquire Of N. 8. Moore,
five and q half miles south Of
Grangeville. 1862
L. 81. Kerlee, q prosperous
rancher north Of town, called ct
the Free Press Office while In
Grangeville yesterday. Mr.. Ker-
lee predicts large crops the com.
ing year due to the abundance Of
moisture this section has been
favored with.
Thomas Kerr last week sold his
fine farm, known a. . portion Of
the old Stevens place, out north.
east of town, to Matt Gilbert. The
place contains 100 acres. Mr.. Gil
bert is at present in Virgins. L.
M. Harris & Company made the
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burke re-
turned the first Of the week from .
visit Of several days at Cottonwood.
Mrs. Burke visited friends ct Cot
tonwood, while Mr.. Burke visited
Ferdinand and other points near
there on business. They report
the Craig Mountain towns oil
prosperous.
I. G. Hattabaugh has been seri-
ously i'll for several days with an
attack of erysipelas. He 10 slowly
recovering at present. DR.. G. w.
Shaft, Of Lewiston, was called up
the first Of the week to consult
DR.. Campbell regarding the case.
Mrs. Hattsbaugh who has been i'll
for some time, though consider
ably nervous, is also recovering.
The Free Press wants regular
correspondents in the different
communities Of the county. Some
one is wanted who will give the
news each week Of his locality re-
gardless Of politics or any personal
feeling. Write or call ct this
Office il you care to take the mat
ter up. Usual compensation. 36tf.
In looking over the subscription
books of the Free Press, we find .
great many who are in arrears.
No doubs the matter has slipped
their mind and this little reminder
will be sufficient. It's not good
business practice to allow accounts
80 long overdue to continue to run
and we must insist upon settle
ment that will bring them nearer
to date. If you are not prepared
to pay all the claim, come in end
talk it over and we will try and ar
range for the payment Of small
amounts at stated intervals. SO
Dear Sir: Through the medium
OF the Free Press and In behalf Of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
l desire TO thank the many friends
outside Of the church for their
generous contributions to the col.
lection OF last Sabbath which en-.
ables us to pay Of . long stand
ing mortgage and also our floating
indebtedness. / have never in
the course. Of q long ministry met
such q liberal hearted people a. the
citizens Of Grangeville.
Yours very truly,
Feb. Z. D. G. 6ANDERsoN, Pastor.
Among our many customers for
butter wrappers was ]. B. Sloane.
who conducts the Pine Grove
Dairy, just north Of town. In con-
versation with Mr.. Sloane We
ELECTED the information that the
cows had been averaging five to
seven pounds Of butter . week
this winter. He has been doing
some experimenting this winter