Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-03-07
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Fire Insurance, Brown & Reed.
Shelf hardware at Bertsch's, oil
course.
T. E. Eckland of Tolo was called
here Saturday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Rauch.
Martin Wagner went up to Spo-
kane the first OF the week on a
weeks business trip.
Opposite the postofice. Whoa
Bertsch, for bargains.
Lew Bates left the first Of the
week for Moscow and Spokane, to
remain indefinitely.
Onion sets and garden seeds in
large variety now here. Alexan-
der Freidenrich Co.
Evangelistic meetings are in
progress at Baptist church. Will
: continue indefinitely.
Onion sets and garden seeds in
large variety now here. Alexan.
der Freidenrich Co.
A new shipment Of Chase &
Sanborn's coffees just received by
Alexander Freidenrich Co.
N. J. McGree OF east of town,
favored the Free Press by calling
when in Grangeville the first of
the week.
A new shipment Of Chase &
Sanborn's coffees just received by
Alexander Freidenrich Co.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Bonebrake
have rented rooms in the Grabski
building and will reside there in
the future.
Get in line for spring house
cleaning. Our new carpets and
floor coverings are here; linoleum,
too. Alexander Freidenrich Co.
Carl Hanna was in the last
OF the week from his home near
Lucille, on q short business visit.
He returned home the next day.
Atty. w. II. Hubbard Of Indian
apolis, Ind, who was representing
. client in a. district court case,
left for the first Of the week.
G. s. Beall, Of the Bargain
Store, went up to Spokane yester-
day for q ehort business trip. He
will be gone a week or ten days.
The family Of Dan Thompson, Of
Whitebird, was seriously hurt in q
runaway accident last week while
returning from q school entertain.
ment.
The Princess skating rink was
open to the public Tuesday night.
A good eized crowd skated for
several hours. .Gillette's band fur
nished music.
Mrs. Bertha Sherwin and daugh-
tiers returned the last Of the week
from IN extended visit at Los
Angeles, California. They will
remain here indefinitely.
You can always tell q gentleman
by the hat he wears. Ours are
gentlemen's hats. Prices from
$1.25 to Sc. Alexander Freiden-
rich Co.
William Wallace Irwin, lately
managing editor Of the Northwest
Magazine at Boise, was in the city
the last OF the week on business.
Mr.. Irwin is one Of the best known
men in Boise newspaper circles.
Alexander 4 Freid enrich have
had the electric wiring under the
balcony rearranged and twenty.
five globes added thus increasing
the lighting OF their store and
making nighttime like day.
Charles Spaulding came out the
last OF the week from Florence.
His mission is in connection with
the Knudson trial at the court
house this week. He returned tC
Florence Sunday, to subpoena more
witness in the case.
Fred Cross, living out north oil
town, al thrown from a horse
Sunday and sustained q broken
collar bone. The horses falling
was the cause of the accident,
MI. Cross has been under the care
OF DR.. jesse. L. Rains, who il
rapidly healing the injury.
Miss Alice Cogan left the first
of the week for Colville, Washing
ton, to assume her duties rs mana.
ger of the telephone lines at that
point. She has been enjoying a
short visit with relatives and
friends bere for the past two
weeks.
E. E. Van Vert writes from
Saint John, Washington, that be
is well satisfied with his surround.
ings there and that he will prob.
ably not return to Grangevillt
until next summer. He is pastor
OF the NJ. E church ut Sain,
John.