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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

R. M. WHITE, editor Of the Mexico
Ledger, has been appointed a member
Of tue National Democratic Financial
Committee for Audrain county. Make
your subscriptions to the campaign
fund Immediately. Send your check
To DR.. R. W. BeTrey, treasurer Of the
Auorain County Committee, and your
name to the Ledger for publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

WITH the inevitable retirement, OF
Foraker and bis understudy Dick two
years there after, there will be q new
Senatorial deal for Ohio. Ohio is not
lacking in Sensational material.
Tuere are Garfield, Herrick and Bur
ton, thesc three and possibly a doz0n
others, but the greates6 OF them is
Burton, who is now a member OF the
lower house He will doubtless be
elected either In Foraker's place or In
Dick,s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the members Of the Modern
Woodman Lodge and those Of the NJ.
B A. and other friends who SO kindly
extended their sympathy and assis-
tance to US during our bereavement.
Mrs. Ella Bedbury and children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
MARKETED GOOD HOGS
Audrain County Feeder Had in q
Load Of 226-lb Weights That
Brought $7.37f-2

]. B. Fennewald marketed in st.
Louis from Audrain county, Mo-, OF
his own raising, 10 head Of hogs that
averaged 220 TBS and sold at 81 37f.
They were purchased by Swift s. COM
pany. Mr.. Fennewald has a reputa-
tion for making his hogs good and
when they arrive on the market there
is keen competition among the buyers
for them,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

}. B. Lavender, of near Benton City,
Mo-, is home after several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Virginia
Mr.. Lavender says the drouth was
very bad in that state, but was broken
the 23rd Of this month by a heavy
rain, Mr.. Lavender had a most en-
joyable trip, but is glad to get back
to grand old AudraIn county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

PRIVATE Allen, of Mississippi, was
at one time the humorist Of the House
Of Representatives In. washington. His
mantle fell of J Adam Bede, of Min
nesOta, who has just been retired from
the House They will have successors
in wit, perhaps, but at present theil
equals in quip and jest are not on the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
FireI FireI FireI

The f. s. L, Insurance Association
will hold their annual meeting at
their office in Mexico, over Sallee s
Book Store Tuesday at 1890 a. m.,
Oct. 13, 1908 to elect president, vice.
president, secretary, treasurer and
two directors, Also to settle the years
business and provide for the next. A
large attendance Solicited.
Il, b. Norris, Sect. vet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Circuit Court Notes

Tom Tuttle VS. Wabash; Judgement
BY consent for Plff. for s75 and costs.
State OF Mo. vs. William Anderson
pleads guilty to common assault anc
given jail sentence.
y. Printy vs. Mexico, Santa Ft
Traction Co., case dismissed.
J. B. Williamson vs. Mexico, Santa
Fe Traction Company, case dismissed
J. J. Dooling VS. Mexico, Santa Fe
Traction Company, case dismissed.
Crum VS. Pryor;jury finds for the plain
tiff.
State of Mo. VS. Willard Burton;
prosecuting attorney files information
charging robbery.
State of Mo. VS. John Wise; pros. at
torney files information charging Lar
ceny.
J. f. league VS. W. T. Hull, jury
finds for the defendant,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Piepep-Wateps

Bruce Pieper and Miss Minnie
Waters were married Sept. 20 by Rev,
O. M. Aker at the Methodist parson-
age, These young people are from the
shoe factory. They will make their
home In Mexico.
The Ledger extends Generalization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
plows RY Motor

DR.. w. H. Leavitt, Of Paris, Mo-, is
the inventor and builder Of q motor
plow, which breaks and cultivates
land at the rate of an acre an hour
and at a cost of IA cents per acre for
gasoline. DR.. Leavitt has given his
invention practical demonstration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Hon. WILLIAM TAFT, Republican
nominee for president, will deliver,
an address In Mexico at 10:45 Tuesday
October 8. He will speak from the
rear end Of a special train at the JET.
ferson street crossing, and will be
greeted by large gathering of Au-
Drain county citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

IT IS said that on an average three
thousand letters daily fail to reacn
the persons to whom they are ao-
dressed, 1t seems to us that the"Please
remit" kind come very regular and
never 90 astraY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Judge S. M. Edwards, and wife,
arrived home to-day from st. Louis,
where the Judge underwent a very
serious operation, but bis many friends
are glad to know that be is very much
improved in health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

THE American ladies are slow to
accept change" is the declaration OF
tbe president of the Dressmakers
Association. This remark will be
cuntroverted by most husbands who
have had their pockets turned wrong
atda nIlE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

A TEXAN exhioiting the working OF
his patent burglar alarm was recently
arrested in New York, Thatcity ID
doubtless jealous CT one of its chief
tndnsfrIeg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|; 80, 20 and 10 YEARS |
AGO THIS WEEK. ;
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rHrRgY YEARS Aeo TINS WEEK

THIRTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Geo. Mitchell, who was working In
the Malinda Allen Mine, was expected
home on visit.
1 Benjamin Carson, OF Galloway,
iather-in-law Of R. W. Tureman, Of
Mexico, died.
A. W. Tapscott was robbed of $4,000
during circus performance in Mex
leo.
Rev. J. o. Maple, State Commission
er to the Paris, France, Exposition, re-
turned to his home In this city.
w. L. Eubanks and Miss Florence
Wheatley, we're married.
w. II. Smith, Of Joplin, Mo opened
a grocery store in the Katrich block.
Mrs J. W. Brown, formerly of Mex.
leo, was keeping hotel In st. Louis.
Judge Wilder and family moved to
Laddonia to reside.
The State University had 2s6 stu
dents enrolled.
Geo. T. Woolery and Miss Mamie
Cleeton we're married by Squire Mil
ton Blythe.
Six 35 pound balls and 3 feet chains
were ordered by the city council for
use iD working prisoners on the rock
pile.
]. +. Potts, Of Saline county, and
Miss Roena Stanford. Of Pike county,
were married at the Ringo Hotel
here.
Married-Matt Stacy, of Louisiana,
and.Miss Jennie Wright, OF this city.
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
A Gee Club was organized with the
following members: F. N. Peters, J.
G. Trlmble, Frank Spence, G. e. La
Force.
A bridge near the fair grounds over
which Drs. French and HALEY were
driving gave way.
John RICHTER, living north Of Van
dalia, was badly injured by horse
kicking him In the stomach.
S. @. Liliis, Of California, bought
four cars Of Audrain county mules
from the Northern s. Edmonston sale
stables here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Byrns, a
daughter.
DR.. S. N. Russell was dangerously
Ill.
Andrew J. Torreyson, aged 90 years,
died In Kansas City. The funeral
took place in Mexico.
Henry Durham, telegraph line
man was knocked down and robbed In
the railroad yards in this city.
The National Grand Order Of the
Anti Horse Thief Association met at
the Windsor Hotel. Delegates were
from Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska
and Illinois.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
The engagement of Miss Louella
Allensworth, Of Mexico, and l.. M.
Dozier, Of Sturgeon, was announced.
John Duncan sold bis interest In
the Cauthorn and Duncan dairy to the
Ackman brothers, of Rush Hill.
T. M. Wright and Miss Annie
Wayne were married.
Miss Mary Guthrie, Of Hatton, died. |
She was niece Of Judge Guthrie Of
Mexico.
Il. e. q. Tucker, Dan Oauthorn and
Ike Paul were fishing near Fulton.
P. H. Cullen was president and e.
H. Carter, secretary of the Mexico
Free Silver Club.
Jas. A, Dye died at Vandalia, aged
Sc years.
Mrs. Mildred Henderson died at her
home IL miles north Of Mexico.
Chas. Gelvin, Of St. Charles, and
Miss Annie Diesel, Of Mexico were
married.
Ed. Carter was injured by running
into the fence on his bicycle ut the
fair grounds.
W. Fl. Hoffstott, Of Beatrice, Neb.,
bought the Baker s. Ragsdale stock Of
goods In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Sidney Garrett has bought from Mrs
Amanda Kunkle, the building occu
pied as a tin shop,ljust north Of the
Ledger office, for s1,5O0. This piece Of
property is nicely located and sole
cheap enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
Child OF Frank Morgan

Dies Tuesday Night
The small child of Frank Morgan
and wife, residing north Of this city,
died September % after an illness Of
several days. The funeral was held
from Berea Church Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, and interment made
In the church burying ground.
The Ledger entendS sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Lumber for Sale: Good white oak
bridge lumber and good lumber for
building purposes. Dan billiard, four
miles north of Mexico, R. b. d. I.
Phone % Olive. % At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

William Barnett was In Jefferson
City Thursday, where he went with
tive prisoners, taking them to the
penitentiary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

The case Of ]. s. Lewis vs Wabash
railroad was finished Thursday. The
plaintiff was given damage to the
amount OF $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Col. Sam Malone, who has been in
Indiana for two weeks looking after
his oil wells, is now at Webster
Grove, Mo-, but will be home Sunday.
Look out for 4 story oil stories.
DILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
A Few Good Lots.

In = county seat town In Texass
which l wish to trade for stations or
jacks. Apply to W. r Hensley, Buell.
Mo, 26 tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

THE power Of money was aRA'n uS :,
onstrated when a Pennsylvania man
knocked out a footpad by striking MN
on tbe head with q small bag Of change
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

u. e ELLIoTr, Of Thompson, has
raised s2s.OO for the Democratic cam
paipn fund. That's the kind OF q
Democrat Elliott is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Joe P. johnson, well known In Mex
leo, is now postofflce-inspector-in.
charge at San Francisco, California.
During the last week Joe has been in
Honolulu on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

The enrolment In the public schools
OF Mexico number about 1900 pupils.
There are $50 students at Mcmillan
High School.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Oohl Is Democratic beyond the
"i'' ot doubt II the voters 90
.nSpil pulls 10 counties heavily
'''a'ic there ought to be no leth-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

]. w. Miller is here from Kansas
City the guest Of his uncle, E. @. s.
Miller, northwest Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Martin Myers has resigned his posi-
tion with Guthrie 8 Son and has &C
cepted a place as clerk with W. G.
Wilkins Shoe firm. Martin is q
young man of good business ability
and will make good in his new posi-.
tim
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Mrs. Claudia Johnson has the finest
crop of corn in this part Of Missouri
on her farm, inst north Of Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

The Ledger would like to know the
present address of L. A Mcconnell,
late Of Los Angeles, California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

Mrs. LYDIA BROOKS is the guest OF
Mrs. T. M. Gill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

is because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it--heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadvance
neutrality-suspicious.
n ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
BASE MISREPRESENTATION

An Anonymous Correspondent
Sending Out False Reports Con-
eerning Folk Meeting at Mar
shall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
]. c. King Trades Restaurant

for Galloway Farm,
Sept. %, ]. @. King traded bis res
taurant, formerly owned by J. At,
Brown and later by A. O. Barnes, to
]. b. Farrens for his 1l6-acre farm
situated just over the Audrain county
line in Galloway. Possession was giver
at once and Mr.. Farreus is now pro-
prietor Of the restaurant. He will
move bis family to this city as soon as
arrangements can be made. The Led
ger takes much pleasure in welcom
ing Mr.. Farrens to this city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

R. O. Reed was here from St. Louis,
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

W. e. Weir and family have moved
to Columbia, Mo-, where Mr.. Weir
will go into business. The Weirs
have many friends in Mexico who
wish them prosperity in their new
home,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-10-01

E. B. Norris, Sect. w2t
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Idaho CountyWill PayOut Close
to So, 900 for the Election
275 JUDGES AND CLERKS
Cost sttheAmericanPeopleMuch
Money to Say Who Shall Rule

1t will require the services OF 275
persons, independent OF the con-
stables in the various precincts, to
officially pull of the coming general
election iu Idaho county. The 275
comprise the election judges and
clerks, recently appointed by the
county commissioners. The duty
of notifying these officials Of their
appointment rests with the sheriff's
Office and the latter mailed out the
notifications recently. There are
forty-five precincts and this &C.
counts for the small army Of Off.
GERS that must be employed for the
day. The law also makes it the
duty of the constable Of the pre-
cinct to be at the polls in his pre-
cinct on election day, aud in event
precinct has no constable, the
election judges must appoint one to
act for the day, this officer to have
full power to make arrests in event
of an infraction of the laws govern
ing the method Of conducting the
election. The election judges and
clerks each receive "a day and
the constable gets SO for the special
days work he performs. As eight
hours constitute days work under
the state law; the election officers
receive for their services as rule
Sc to So. 1t is estimated that it
costs on the average Of $50 q pre-
cinct to hold an election in this
county. AS there are 45 precincts
it will cost Idaho county SO, $50 to
tell the public who shall rule this
fall. Elections come high but the
people like them and are willing to
pay the bills.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Operating Combines

DR.. Aiken, James Lyttle and
the writer were out to the ranch Of
the Bales & Jones Co., Tuesday
witnessing the working of the two
combine harvesters that company
has employed this fall gathering
in the harvest. The machines
certainly do the work and do it
well. Twenty-seven horses are
required on each machine and the
way the drivers handle the amin
ais with but two lines on the lead
ers and q we'll filed box of rocks
attached to the side of the seat is
enough to make the local stage
drivers turn green with envy.
The machines cutsa swath eighteen
feet in width, thresh the grain
and leave the straw in row or in
small stacks just as you want it.
The grain is sacked by two men
who occupy place in the machine
known as the "dog house," and
as the sacks collect they are dump
ed in reasonable sized piles to be
picked up by q wagon following
1t is figured 3 machine will cut
thresh and sack the grain at cos
of two cents a bushel. In estimat
ing the cost the horses are not in
cluded but it is commonly esti
mated that by the combined
method the cost of handling grain
is reduced over fifty per cent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Working on Warehouse

Work is going right along in the
city, the new hotel is being pushed
along very rapidly and Tuesday
fifteen carpenters arrived from
Cottonwood to begin the erection
of the warehouse for Kerr &
Clifford Co., in the railway yards
of the city. This company will
put up a warehouse 6Ox20O feet
and besides thousands of feet ol
lumber necessary in its construc.
tion, a ton OF nails will be used
Two other Companies will erect
equally as large as warehouses in a
short time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Atty Duffy Of Cottonwood is in
the city today.

Atty Duffy Of Cottonwood is in
the city today.
Dan Dunn of Florence is spend
ing week in the city.
Wanted-Copies of Free Press
Of June 25 and April 80. Enquire
at this office. l4tf
Engineer Perks OF the Florence
Placer Co., is in the city this week
on business.
The date of my opening is
Thursday, September 10 th, see ad
on another page. l want you to
attend. Miss Gahagan. 14.l
Oscar Rhodes of Pollock was in
this city the last of the week on
his way for visit with relatives
over near Denver.
Geo. Woods, a cattleman of the
Snake river country, has moved
back to the city in order to send
his children to school during the
coming term. Stock looks fine in
his section he says and the crops
were never better, a bountiful har-
vest and following prosperity for
Snake river country.
Mrs. Elisabeth Craig, an aged
and respected lady of this city,
passed away early this morning
at the home of her brother-in-law,
John McClane, after lingering
illness. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow, Friday, afternoon
at 2:3O at the Christian church.
Rev. Baker, pastor of the M. f.
Church has been confined to his
home with illness for about a
week, and was unable to hold his
usual service last Sunday, but he
is rapidly recovering, and will con-
duct the usual preaching services,
morning and evening, next Sun
day. He will leave for Annual
Conference at Wenatchie, Wash :,
Monday morning.
There will be meeting of the
Commercial Club tomorrow night
at which time the question of
having a fair this fall will be
discussed. The matter of having
a railroad celebration will also be
brought up and it may be both
the fair and railway celebration
will be held at the same time.
Let all the business men turn out
and express their views.
: Quite number of people turned
out at the school election held
Monday and several tickets were
in the field. John Norwood and
Hampton Taylor were the names
on the winning ticket. Messrs
Van Pool and John Eimers wer,
on another and the third ticke
contained the names of Van Pool,
Eimers and Taylor. All are goo,
men but the winning ticket wen
in by large majority.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Old Reliable Writes Another Of
His Interesting Letters
lAuGHS At CARPENTER
Calls Him Would-Be Editor
ROaStS the G. y. P. to a Turn

Ruttabaga Gulch, Aug. 3lst 1908.
Deer Mister editer,
haint writ you emmy thing fur
a long time so when got your
letter aksin me to rite agin wuz
purity proud Nv it,.
| We hev bin too doggoned bizzy
to rite letters fur sum time, az we
hev to look after our krops, the
hale didn't git us varv bad but the
wind blowed sum NV our grain down
nifty bad, but prices IL good an We
are all felin all rite jist the same.
| I haint heerd nuthin moor from
that bruther NV mine what thei
standerd man tryed to fool the
people with, meen thet imitater
what blubered up an busted after
one trial, it wuz 30 burned thin il
made me laff, an it showd the
cense NV thet wood be editer.
| I see by the papers thet Ailshie,
Goodin Brady & Co. IL goin to hev
a kunvenshun at Boisey, now they
mite jist az we'll save the expense,
az it il all fixed alreddy an every
boldly nose it, the Bosses hev sed
who they wanted and the tother
fellers jist dance to theer musick
an ever man in Idaho who has
emmy brains nose it.
The DemOkrats raised cane &
then sum, at wallas dident theyi
it jist beets mi time, but j CESS it
wuz all rite, i am goin to stik to
which ever side wins in kourt, an
we will cary this county jist the
same, haint it funny to see them
fellers laff about the split az they
call it in the demokratik party, ]
jist tell you now it haint so bad
after all, we are all goin in to win
jist thee same, it IL true we haint
got emmy bossis too tell us jist what
to due, sum may try to tell us but
we won't do it, see? while the
Republicans jist fall all over their
selves trying to karry out the
programme marked out by theel
Bossis.
see Taft an Longworth, Rose
felts son-inlaw-dont quite agree
wun made a speech an sed he woot
kali a extraordinary seshin u,
Kongress jist az soon az he wa
elected to make sum Tariff Laws
an Longworth, he sed thet tariff
wns sll wrong, an demokrat faili'
now which wun il rite. / ges
them fellers KANT fool the peopl
awl the time, they hev had l.
years to do it in an they haint dul
nuthin so fur an i don't think sensi
BILE people will believe them enn.
moor, why didn't they do sumthi
if they wuz 80 much in faver Nv it
we awl no why, they want kampai
mummy to help elect Taft, then
fellers do lots of hollerin but no
much wurrek when they are i
offs.
l gees will stop now but al
jist bilin over, an will rite moo
soon.
Yours as always,
Old Reliable
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03

Wanted.-Six or seven cords OF
good wood. Enquire at this Office.
1876
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
District Court In SESSION This
Week
TWO CRIMINAL CASES
Short SessIon-Jurors Drawn
This Afternoon.

The August term Of District
court convened Monday and the
following cases have been disposed
Of:
J. w. Clayton vs ]. L. Gross,
contin ued for the term.
Thomas Richards vs Seattle &
Idaho Mill. & Min. Co., decree
awarded plaintiffs.
Walter Pollock, Asenath Pollock
and James DeHaven va Jennie M.
Glenn, ct al, decree awarded plain
tiffs.
Ewell j. Davis vs. Maxwell
Mining Co., dismissed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
August Weather

Local observer Norwood, in his
report of the August weather says
we had twenty-five clear days
thunder storms on the 90, 81, %,
23, and %. The rainfall was
light. being but eight tenths of an
inch for the entire month. The
masimum temperature was 90, and
minimum was SO. The past month
was hot and dry and excellent fol
harvesting. Threshers are busy
and the yeild of grain is satisfac
tory.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03

T. W. Nickel and G. w. Nickel
VS. w. N. Scales, administrator of
estate of w. M. Crandall, con.
tinued for term.
Pring- Parsons Co. vs. VIM, CLAW.
ton, ct al, decree awarded plain.
tiff.
Information filed by County
Attorney in the case of State OF
Idaho VS. John burlington.
Joe Sorrow was brought in
court this morning and arranged
and asked and granted until ten
tomorrow morning to answer
charge.
The following people were
drawn for jury duty this after
noon: and ordered to report the
seventeenth: Insert list)
N. G. Bartlett
Chas. M. Clay
r. H. Amber
Cyrus Overman
Fred Burgdorf
F. M. Herring
VIM. Buettner.
L. A. Painter
Homer II. Lincoln
j. E Callan
Stanley w. Litchfeld
A. L. Creelman
G. w. Ellenson
Olof P. Soderburg
E. j. Briscoe
John Bridge
Carl Jenney
Continued on last page
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
KOoSkia Fair

Kooskia is going to have big
fair and harvest festival October
the ninth and tenth and is max
ing great preparations to give the
people their moneys worth. Premi-
um lists will be out shortly and
those who desire to secure the
same should address any of the
business men of that town
Kooskia may be small place but
it's chock full of energy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03
Sad N eWS.

Sad News.
A. j. Turner received a telegram
Tuesday morning from Kansas
announcing the death of his moth
er, lady OF eighty-one years of
age. OF the seven children living
four reside in this state, they are
A. j. Turner and Mrs. S. Day oi
this city, DIR. Turner Of Cotton
wood and F. P. Turner of Lorena
The old people visited here on
several occasions and have a num-
Der OF friends who will mourn
with the husband and children in
the death of wife and moth
er,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-09-03

All the ladies of Idaho county
are invited to attend my millinery
opening on Thursday Sept. 10th.
Miss Gahagan. AL