Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-08-25
Rembrandt Photos have quality 9tf
Groceries at Hanson Miller's. lott

Rembrandt Photos have quality 9tf
Groceries at Hanson-Miller's. lott
Good photos at the Rembrandt
Studio Off
City delivery and prompt too a
Hanson-Millc store. loft
200 votes with every 81 purchase
at b. b. Cash store. 1877
Hay and steam rolled grain of all
kinds at knorr's warehouse. 24tf
A good safety razor for one dollar
or best for three fifty at Bertsch's 12tf
Look for the ballet on the free
piano contest at the Big Buffalo Cash
store. 1871
If you want your friends to think
you have new suit just have your
old one pressed and cleaned by the
Electric Laundry. 1872
Shave yourself. cut down the barber
bills, you can do it with one of those
safety razors Bertsch sells. One dol
lar to three and half. 12tf
For Sale-Household furniture of
kinds including caapets, rugs, furni-
ture, dishes, stoves, etc. Party at the
house to receive prospective buyers.
IL. E. Sweet. 12tf
Little Earl Bradbury is suffering
from infantile paralysis, having been
stricken down with the disease Sun
day. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradbury hope for the speedy re-
covery of the bright little chap.
James Murphy has sold his black
smith shop to Nose Hawcroft, the
deal being made last week. Murphy
is good smithy and has built up
fine trade. His successor knows how
alright and will take good care Of all
the old patrons as well as the new
ones.
Joseph McClaskey, one of the demo
cratic candidates Cor coroner, came
!. over from Cottonwood Monday night
and spent Tuesday in Grangeville
meeting with the members of his par
ty. Mr.. McClaskey is frst-class
young man, well qualified for the Of
: flee and is receiving great deal OF
! support,
The Women's Christian Union
: Club will meet at the residence OF
Mrs. Jones-Cook on Wednesday, Aug
; , ust 81, from two till five o'clock p
! IN. a social session Of the club will
: be held the following day, September
|, at the w. w. Brown residenc,
i where all the members Of the club ant
. their husbands will be entertained.
is Wilfred F. Clifford of Lewiston, on,
n of the five republican candidates fo
i secretary OF state, was county-sea
visitor the first of the week, making
: the acquaintance of the members o
: his party and working for his candi
| dacy. There is quite contest for tn
nomination for this office among thu
republican brethren.
u Clifford Arnold, son of Mr.. an,
/ Mrs }. III. Arnold of this city, arriv
| ed last week for visit with his par
ents He has not been back t,
| Grangeville for seven years and natur
ally sees great changes in the city
| MIR. Arnold has fine position with
railroad construction company and a
| the present makes his headquarters il
| Los Angeles.
| Gus Shultz, who is looking afte
the Del Rio property, came out iron
the Hump Sunday night on lega
business. He reports the mill il
operation on the Crackerjack anc
eighteen men employed On TIN
Jumbo dozen men are at work an,
the Salt Lake company which has
lease on the property, is doing con
siderable work.
II l.. Nj. Graves has advertised bi!
sale to be held the third of Septembe
and on that date will dispose of hi
farm machinery, etc. preparatory t.
leaving for the Great Fails country O
Montana where he has secured land
MIR. Graves has been resident O
Idaho county for the past seven year,
and in his removal the county loses Z
most excellent citizen.
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