Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
The BUSY STORE
Ell vago, the new cigar with the

FL vago, the new cigar with the
black band, now on sale. 51tf
Sherwin- Williams Brighten Up" is
the best for old or new furniture. Eli
mers Wood Co. Att
See our Di Nunjio card mount. A
rich, quiet style, made especially for
the best grade work at the Rembrandt
Studio. Aft
f. M. Mingus will sell all his house
hold goods at private sale at any time;
goods not to be delivered to purchaser
until June 5th. 52-2
Marshall Eames, who purchased the
Clark property this week, informs us
that he will move the present house
back, raise it and make such addi-
tions as will give him neat little bung-
allow.
E. F. Ackeridge, who was in the
city from the Woodland country this
week, is an old Missourian and comes
from the home of Champ Clark, whom
he numbers among his best friends
back at the old home.
A "chink, " who has been making his
home in the vicinity of Harpster, died
in Chinatown this week. The funeral
was in charge of Ong Goong and the
usual supply of food was left on the
grave of the deceased.
1t is reported that the SCHILLER Broth
erse, who conducted store in Grange
vile previous to the fire but were
among those losing their establishments,
have purchased stock of goods at Se |
attic and will embark in the mercan-
tile line in that Coast city.
Always progressive, the Imperial no.
tel this week received fine cash reg.
lister which is the latest in that line.
The register is electric lighted and the
most modern machine on the market.
While the machine cost over $500 the
Imperial feels there is nothing too good
for Grangeville.
A. j. Turner, the Grangeville con.
tractor, came over from Nez Perez Sat
lrday night and remained over Sunday
n Grangeville. Work on the new school
house In that town, for which he has
he contract, is now in full swing and
he same will be rushed to completion
n time for use in the fall.
Frank Woods, who is attending !,
dental school in Portland, arrived ,
Monday and will spend the summer /,
ere' He is the same big, jolly. robust !
Dung fellow of last summer and not. !
outstanding the long study hours and /,
application he has been put. +.
ing In during the winter in order to s
iaster the science of his chosen profess !
ion, he is here with the big smile as of !,
ore.
Dr' a. r. Gilkeson, wife and moth
r, arrived last week from Missouri
or visit at the home of their son
nd brother. Archie Gilkeson Of the A. ),
F. The Doctor and his wife, who are !.
taking tour of the west, will leave in :,
few days for Portland, and from !.
nere return home by the way Of Cal :,
ornia. Mrs. Gilkeson ST., will remain :
ne guest of her son in Grangeville =
trough the summer. !;
A. W. darlington returned this week "
'om Salem, Oregon, where he was G,
aiied by the illness of his brother. He
'ys the spring over on the Coast is d,
aekward and farmers over there were h
late getting their crops in as those Of
> oamas Prairie. The city Of Salem, ii
hich for years has been dead one, il v
king on new life, due to the inter. d,
fban lines being built out from that n,
pint, and more buildings ore going up y
'ere than at any point ON the Coast. p