Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
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in town Monday.
Furnished rooms at the Hotel
Revere, 25 and 80 cents. 14tf
For the best, and latest photos,
60 to the Bunnell Studio. 12tf
Roy Gordon of Cottonwood is in
town this week on business.
Miss Louise Henry has gone to
Berkeley, Calf, to make her home
with the Crosby's.
Deputy Game Warden Mason
returned this week from trip in
the Newsome district.
Miss Ella Moore will arrive from
Portland this week with y COM
plete stock Of millinery.
John Roberts, rancher OF Free
dom, came to Grangeville the first
of the week on business.
Seth Jones of the Snake river
country, was at the county seat
the first of the week on business.
Johnnie Powell left yesterday
for the Buffalo Hump country
where he will work in the mines.
j. " Baker OF Cotton wood is in
town this week, being called here
as witness in the Egan murder
case.
When you want builders hard.
ware Of every description call on
Earl G Wood and get price lower
than the lowest. l5tf
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Turner of
Cottonwood, were in town yester-
day, the Doctor being called here
as witness in the Eagan murder
case.
Walter Brown and family of
Cottonwood were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Brown recently disposed Of
his property over in that thriving
little city to John B. Aichlnar.
J. Burkenbine of Kooskia is
here this week, being called as q
witness in the case of State Of
Idaho Va Jesse Spotted Eagle, the
Indian charged with grand larceny.
Bartlett pears will soon be ripe.
Place your order now. Fall and
winter apples and prunes. Goods
sold at orchard or delivered. Fine
fruit and low prices. j. F. Jenny.
Cottonwood, Idaho. l5-l7*
Some ore samples from the Ever.
green property down on the Clear
water show copper and gold values
to the amount Of $167 q ton. The
property ia going to show some
values in ore that will startle the
people some Of these days.
The barn on the Horton farm
west OF Denver was struck by
lightning and totally destroyed
during the thunder storm last week
No insurance. Yon had better
let A. F. Parker write a policy on
your barn and contents during
this freak weather.
J. G. Thompson, photographer,
will remain 10 days longer 30 those
wishing first-class photos will dc
we'll to call on him within that
time He guarantees all OF his
work. Now is the time to have
your photo taken while there is a
first class artist in your town
Gallery open Sunday and week
days.
Robert Walker, the well known
pioneer, has rented his fine farm
north OF town for three years and
will shortly leave for the winter
with the intention Of visiting his
old home and old friends in Ken.
lucky and Missouri. He will hold
q sale Of his chattels before his de.
parture, and will thereafter take
life easily after his many long years
Of hard work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Chadwick
are enjoying visit from Mics
CcTu MdtDcT III DodT LAKE, Ia.
the boyhood home of Mr.. Chadwick
Miss Mather taught at Meadows,
Idaho, last year, and has been tax
ing special training in Spokane
during the summer. She leaves
today for Meadows to make final
proof on timber claim, and will
return to Grangeville next week
for longer stay.
George Blaine, formerly of these
parts, arrived in town last week
enronte to Elk, Dixie and the
Hump mining districts, on tour
OF inspection and to pick up what.
ever promising prospects he may
fall across. Mr.. Blaine is now
located in Nevada, 20 miles from
Winnemucca. where he has some
silver.lead prospects which he il
developing, the ores from which
are in great demand at the Salt
Lake smelters for fluxing purposes.