Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-11

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BAKING POWDER
HIGH IN LEAvENING POWER,
WHOLESOME, and "m ney
b ok" guarantee with each
can. 25c per pound
Pfster 10 coming. See page 8.
What Grangeville says. See
page 3.
Messrs. Geo. M. Robertson and
w. l.. Farnsworth were among the
Cottonwood citizens who came over
Saturday to boost for the Clifton
wood ball team. They speak we'll
Of the two days celebration at
Cottonwood.
A party composed Of DR.. Jesse
l.. Rains, Ed Davis and Wayne
Arnold, Of this city and Prof.
Aldrich, Of the state university at
Moscow, left the first OF the week
for few days fishing trip in the
vicinity of Moore's lake.
Herburt Hattrup OF Keuterville
was in town the first Of the week
on business. Mr.. Hattrup has
disposed OF his property in this
county and intends leaving shortly
for Juliaetta, where he will buy
and ship stock.
]. J. Pulse, vice president OF the
State Board of Pharmacy, left for
Occur d'Alene city yesterday to
attend q meeting of the bosrd.
w. B. Keller Of the Idaho Drug
Co. will have charge Of bis store
during his absence.
A. Freidenrich, Of the the Alex.
ander- Freidenrich Co., came up
last night from Portland for two
or three weeks stay in the city.
He reports that Mrs. Freid enrich
and Milton and other Grangeville
people now in Portland are ell we'll.
Mr.. aud Mrs. M. Reese Hatta-
baugb went down to Site last
Wednesday where Mr.. Hatta baugh
delivered the Fourth of Jul y ora
tion to the large crowd asse mbled
there. They say that Sites OBJ
servance OF the Nations holiday
was a complete success.
Burns & Steinhouse, who have
been drilling in an old we'll on the
ranch Of M. Hl Baulch. five miles
west Of town, struck an ine1haust-
able supply OF water this week.
The old we'll was 1lS feet deep and
they had drilled but % feet when
they struck . flow Of water coming
within 100 feet of the surface.
Mrs. M. Hastings Of Springfield,
Mo-, and Mrs. M. II. Morris of
PomerOy, WASH, are visiting at
the home Of their brother, Dr., T.
w. Nickel, this week. Mrs. Nor
ris was former resident of this
and will be remembered by
q large number of old friends.
In 1856, the national Democra.
tic platform declared that the sep
aration Of the moneys Of the Gov.
eminent from banking institutions
is indispensable for the safety OF
the funds of the governments and
the rights Of the people. lent
that proposition as true today as
it was City one years ago?
Taylor Smith OF Keuterville was
q caller at this Office the first OF
the week. Mr.. Smith is the single
man Of the county and reports
more business than he can handle.
He has disposed of over 500, 600
shingles already this season and
expects to saw some 800, OOO more
before the close OF the season.
A cleansing, clean, cooling, sooth-
ing healing household remedy is DE.
Wits carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. For burns, cuts, SCR tches,
bruises, insect bites, and sore feet
It's unequaled. Good for Piles.
Beware Of limitations. Get De.
1t is the best. Sold by
Right Drug Store.
Jacob G. Eimers and Mis- Rosa
Hurley, both Of Denver, we're
married in the city last Wednes.
day, July 3. w. N. Knox was
the officiating minister. Both the
young people are very popular and
we'll liked in their home com.
munity and have the best wishes
of their many friends.
Walker J. Davis shipped ont
put $1,000 pounds of wool to
Portland the past week for which
be received in the neighborhood of
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