Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-04-04
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Don't use "muck rake" Gel
Q garden rake ct Bertsch's.
You don't mind the mud IL you
have Bertsch's harness.
E. o. Colvin, Of Kooskia, wa
In town last Saturday.
James Lemon, of White Bird
was in the city Saturday.
We make our harness and re-
pair other peoples. Bertsch.
Seth Jonee ST.. left yesterday fol
Illinois where he goes for q briel
visit.
g. M. Reynolds left the last Of
the week for Spokone, after q
weeks visit here.
John Chamberlain came up from
Lewiston and other outside points
she first Of the week.
Don't be such . cut-up unless
you use Keen Kutter cutlery. Al
Bertsch's opposite the post Office.
Silas Austin is recovering grad.
ually and IL considered out Of
danger.
8. r. Church was MP from
Charleston this week ON q short bus
iness trip.
F. M. Mitchell, the Whitebird
electric light man, has been in the
city several days this week.
DR.. Stockton, who has been Wis
iting friends in the east, is expected
homo the latter part Of the week.
James Wood was over from Cot
tonwood . few days this week
visiting wish friends and relatives.
George w. Grove, who ranches
i've miles west Of Grangeville, was
among our callers the last Of the
week.
Miss Ina Adams 10 the new as
sistant at the Nex Perce Cooper.
alive Telephone Company's Office
here.
F. NJ. Bowman, . prominent
farmer Of the Denver district, was
. visitor In the county seat the
last Of the week.
Geo. G. Graham came over this
week from the Taylor ranch across
Salmon river where he has been
stopping for . time.
A. Gustafbon, who came out from
tho mines Ut Neweome, recently,
went down to Lewiston the last
Of the week for . short stay.
Rev. d. q. Sanderson has been
invited TO deliver the address at
the anniversary OF the I. o. o. F.,
lodge At Whitebird, April 26th.
Jacob Matthieson, the president
OF the Farmers b Merchants State
Bank, ut Cottonwood, was Q visi-
tor In Grangeville the first OF the
week.
]. L. Brust. of Joseph, and w.
G. Brust, Of Cottonwood, were In
the city this week to attend the
funeral OF their nephew, Erwin
Brust.
Beginning this week the Ar
mory rink is to be open to the
public but three nights every week,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur-
day.
Charles Spaulding Of Florence,
returned the first Of the week from
Spokane where be has been for the
past fortnight on q business mis-.
sion.
James Anterior this week took
the management Of the Princess
rink and will conduct the place
for . time. The rink will be open
every night.
Wanted-Person TO travel in
homo territory; salary $3.50 DER
day and expenses. Address, ], A.
Alexander, 125 Plymouth Place,
Chicago, Ill. 44*
Fred Mckinney came over from
Cottonwood the last OF the week
for . short business visit. He is
employed a. bookkeeper at the
Monlux sawmill near Cottonwood.
Mangus Olson went down TO
Lewiston and other outside points
the last Of the week. He will re-
turn here and 60 into the Hump
country in the near future.
Wanted: Twenty head Of stock
to pasture. Good timothy pas.
ture and running water. Four
miles northeast Of Graneeville.
Taylor Bros, route 2. A Il.
Geo. A. Smith, foreman at this
ofhce, was i'll a few days this week
with an attack Of IL grippe. r.
Cote was also under the weather
for some time from the same all.
ment.
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