Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-03-14

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Mrs. Lewis Wylde, Of Denver,
was visiting in the city few days
the first Of the week.
The latest in spring styles u
Miss Moore'e millinery parlors,
located in the Bargain Store. Al.
County Assessor John v. Nash
was . Cottonwood visitor on bus
iness connected with his Office last
week.
Exclusive ideas in millinery
creations ut Miss Moore's millinery
parlors, located in the Bargain
Store. Al.
Maynard Genger returned the
last Of the week from Portland and
othe r. coast cities after . visit Of
seve raj weeks.
II You want first class hand
made harness that will wear and
not rip, call at the Big Buffalo
Cash Store. Al
A. F. Turner Of the Right Drug
Store, returned the first Of the
week from . business trip ct Wes-
ton, Oregon.
MI. n. ]. Munroe will occupy
the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday at both the morning
and evening services.
b. D. Knorr writes from Burk,
California, that he lie steadily i'm
proving in health. He believes
the California climate will prove
most beneficial to him.
Master Fred Sempert, who has
been i'll for several weeks at the
home Of bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Sempert, is gradually improving
though he is still unable to walk.
For time he could not talk and
WAS hardly able to see.
The Alexander Freidenrich Co.,
announces the arrival Of their new
spring line of millinery which EN-.
braces the most beautiful cOncep-
tons and artistic creations Of New
York 70 foremost millinery design
ers.
App pie and fruit lands in the
Sacra mento valley under irrigation,
free water right, S25 TO $3.50. one
sixth down, s years at 6 per cent.
For information inquire of #. E.
Robin son, 216 Pacific Elec. Bldg f,
Los Angeles, Cal. 41.l2w
DR.. F. A. Campbell, assisted by
DR.. Stockton, performed . very
serious abdominal operation last
Wednesday upon Mrs. Perry Wig
gins. The patient is getting along
fiue and her recovery is but . ques-
ton Of q short time.
j. G. Reser, who was interested
in the Dixie property until recent.
~, left Grangeville the first of the
week for the Legget Creek District
where he will act as fore.
man OF the properties Of the Leg.
get Creek Placer Mining Co., the
coming summer.
VIM. Jones has left for Meadows
where be will purchase some stock
and look after other matters for
the fir m Of Bales & Jones. Last
week this firm shipped from Sites
five cars of cattle and purchased
six to eight cars Of hogs over in
the vicinity Of Cottonwood for
future delivery.
o. G. Lspp, Of Harpster, was in
town the last of the week on BUSH
ness. Mr.. Lapp who is interested
in the .. G. Lapp Co., which firm
recently opened its third store at
Sites. The company has stores at
Harpster, Elk City and Sites aud
is doing q large merchandise bust.
ness.
G. M. Cummings, OF Brooklyn,
Iowa, arrived in the city the last
of the week. He went down to
Freedom and other points on the
Salmon river Monday morning.
He is interested in some mining
properties in the Dixie district,
which be will probably visit before
returning home.
A. A. Easton of the Marehall
Lake District was in Grsngeville
the last of the week receiving
medical treatment for blood poison
ing which has effected his left arm.
Mr.. Easton says the Marshall Lake
and Bear Creek districts are COM
ing right to the front as paying
producers and he looks for great
activity down there the coming
season.
Peter Kearney, Of near Lucille,
was in Grangeville the last of the
week to get some horses which he
recently purchased. He reporte
the cattle loss mp in that country
as slight and says what little they
did experience was from trolling"
The grass is coming out in fine