Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-03

son g Furniture Store. A full line. 1872
DR.. Shinnick of Cottonwood, was in
the city last night on professional bust
ness.
Everybody doing it-doing WHAT
Smoking the cigar with the black band,
FL Vago, a home product. 1877
A five-foot cement walk is being laid
along the east side Of the Baptist
church.
Steam Rolled Feed, the best yet.
We have it at McLean's Ware
house. Tiff
Miss Mabel McMullen, who teaches
the Sunnyside school, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Over
man.
There might be higher priced cigars,
but there are no better than the Tom
Richardson and Ell Pringo brands. Att
Tim Quinlan and Atty. M. R. Hatta-
baugh, are in Kooskia today attending
the fair.
A big shipment of heaters at Olson IS
Furniture Store. 1872.
Frank Rice, candidate for reelection
for treasurer on the republican ticket
was down to Kooskia campaigning this
week.
The Phoenix Grill of Cottonwood,
which is now being conducted by III.
Lewis Jones, is the best place in town
to eat. 1879
Fred Corliss came out from his ranch
in the mountain fastness this week and
is enjoying few days of city life.
When in Cottonwood stop at the
Phoenix Grill, the best place in town to
eat. 1872
Mrs. George Algie and son Jack, left
this week for Spokane where they will
; be the guests of relatives for some time
All the boosters smoke the Ell Vago,
. the home product with the black band.
Fred Smith of the Ten Mile section,
| is in the city this week. He reports
considerable activity ON the American
Eagle, a property in the Elk district
Charles Goan, who has been living in
: Oregon for the past year, has returned
to Idaho county and intends remaining
here.
Hal Brown will ship a car of cattle
;, from Fem tomorrow to Spokane buyers
They are a choice lot of beef and show
u what good range will do when it comes
y to putting on the fat.
Saving of fuel and work is accom-
plished by using Monarch Range
L Call and see it. Penwell & Pridd,
u Hardware Co. 1911
t. NJ. Wisdom, former Camas Prair
: lie rancher, but now q resident of tn,
section around Spokane, was in tn
city on business matters this week.
O. G. Lapp and Hon. James Surridg
:. of the Harpster country, were in tn
= city on business this week.
ia James Lyttle, who has enjoyed fin
IN run of threshing this season, was in tn
city Monday. He intends spending tn
winter in California.
!, Hal Brown Of Goff, is in the city to
day. Mr.. Brown, who is an extensiv
:, cattle breeder, has recently purchase
!" property in Whitebird and will resid
; there during the school year, thus Civ
ing his children the advantages of tn
= excellent schools that town now affords
A. Frank Woods, left the first of tn
"a week for Seattle, where he will spen
If several days at the home of his brothe
4 and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Spencer
IA and later go to Portland where he vii
te take up his second years work in
he dental college.
er Monte Jarrett, who used to handl
lie the ribbons on the Grangeville-Stite
TX stage line and make life miserable 70
lg the tenderfoot by his tales Of India
&c horrors, but now q cattleman Of tn
he Snake river country, was in the cit
is this week. Monte did not get out t
ne the Border Days celebration and great
ae ly regrets it. However he is with U
l. and says next year he win be here {
help out.