Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-04-18
Personal r1enti0n

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Bertsch, the saddle man.
x. K. K. get II from Bertsch.
For Sale Good bicycle $40. See
r. g. Walker. 46tf
We please our customers. MUIR
rays Meat Market. 46tf
Orders for the pompadour, pin
ssfisses and hair switches Ut Mrs.
Whites. 45tf
Nicely furnished rooms at the
|Idaho. See Joe Wade at the Free
Press Office. 45tf
w. L. Costley, an old-time demo-
rat, was q substantial caller the
kst Of the week.
Bertscb, the man that sup
es the farmers with harness and
ming tools.
Comfortable furnished rooms Of
4 REASONABLE prices. Joe Wade at
Free Press Office. 46tf
i NJ. M. M. means Murray's Meat
z Market. At the old stand. Give
us call. 46tf
Lost:-A small gold ring with
initials, "R. g." thereon. Finder
please leave at this Office. 46tf
Joseph Pelikan Of Spokane, who
owns property In the Hump, was
In this city the last Of the week.
Cool, comfortable rooms for the
summer in the Idaho building. SEQ
Joe Wade at the Free Press Office.
Progressive people paint with
pure prepared paint purchased
from Bertsch.
Two garden plots in town, with
excellent soil and all under fence,
to rent for cash or shares. A. F.
Parker. 46-2
We make . speciality OF satisfy
ing our customers. Your wants
in the meat line promptly attended
10. Murray's Meat Market. 46tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sharp OF Lucille
arrived in Grangeville the last Of
the week. Mrs. Sharp left the
first Of this week forSpokane where
she will make visit with friends.
The Methodist parsonage is be-
ing reprinted by Rev. Sanderson,
d. e. Bridgeman, B. L. Crosby
and others. The paint was don.
ated by the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Methodist church.
Last week @. T. Mcdonald sold
to Mort Martin, Jr., six lots in the
west half Of the Lewiston addition,
for $1,000. Mr.. Martin will i'm.
mediately commence tho erection
Of modern cottage.
]. A. Zuver Of southwest OF
town, was . Saturdays caller.
Nf. Zuver does . great deal Of
vegetable gardening and has prac-
tically completed the blowing Of
tho ground and will begin planting
his crops shortly. "A
Charles Spaulding left the flrst
of the week for, his claim near
Florence and will begin the sea-
sons work. He was accompanied
by L. E. Sawyer, of Portland, Ore,
who will remain in the hills dur.
ing the summer.
Roy L. Peters was q county seat
visitor on business few days the
last of the week. Mr.. Peters
home is near Joseph where be IL
engaged in ranohing. He ssys
that everything promises . profit
able season in his section OF the
country this spring.
A sign on the front door at
Bertsch's hardware store has been
of special interest to several young
ladies for the past week. The
most conspicuous part Of the sign
reads "Get your license here. A
closer investigation revealed the
fact that it was not marriage license
but hunting and fishing license. y
Edahoe Tribe No. 8, 1. o. r. NJ,
OF this city, will be represented ct
the Grand Council Of Idaho by
VIM. Won Berg and Joe B. Wade.
The Grand Council will meet in
Lewiston next month. Joe Wade
was made Great 6annap OF the
Great Council OF Washington and
Idaho at the session of the Great
Council which met in Tacoma,
WASH. last May.
]. A. Foster, one of Idaho coun-
ty's prominent democratic, was in
Grangeville the last of the week.
While the spring is . little late,
Mr.. Foster says that all conditions
considered prospects for Q good
crop are better this year than ever
before. Many Of the ranchers out
his way are already blowing and
If the dry weather continues the
first of the week will see . pillow in
every field.
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