Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-09-18
Selco heaters at Olson s.

Selco heaters at Olson s. l6tf
The latest creations in millinery
Batty Hill. l6tf
Come here for saddles. Zenith brand.
| Penwell 4 Priddy. 16-tf
We have it; you need it; let's get
together on lumber. Hussman Lumber
Co., Cottonwood. Off
Do your washing with electricity. at
cents per hour. Grangevliie Electric
Light & Power Co. s Aft
Before ordering new heater see
that line Lingo is showing. Quality
goods at the lowest price. 16-tf
Why pay Toe pound when you can
get II pounds for dollar. WHAT
Blue Vitriol Lamm Drug Co. lift
]. Go to Olson s for the best known
heaters in the stove line. We sell two
well known brands-the Wilson and
the Selco = left
Millinery shown at Batty 4 Hills
is in accord with the latest and most
stylish. creations known to the mill.
ner 8 art. l6-tf
Ralph Perkins, graduate of the
local high school came down from Mos
COW Sunday to spend Border Days week
visiting old friends and enjoying the
sights at the big show.
We have the saddle to suit you, no
matter what finish or model you desire.
And every Zenith saddle holds up the
splendid reputation enjoyed by that
brand. Penwell & Priddy. left
| Lawrence Cone arrived Sunday even
ing for the Mccall and Meadows
countries where he has been following
the art preservative for several months.
He has joined the working force at the
Globe office as a regular fixture.
Mrs. f. A. Carpenter left Monday,
morning for Spokane to visit with re-
latives and enjoy the Spokane fair
this week. From Spokane she will 90
to Portland and probably points in
California for visit of several weeks. |
Arthur Mundt the well known Vino.
ma booster, came over last week to be |
on the ground early for Border DAYS |
He says that the Winona country is
prospecting rs usual and that this year
has been profitable one over there.
Robt. Hamill is enjoying a visit with
Frank Parr, of Pullman, who arrived
here yesterday. Mr.. Hammill and Mr.. |
Parr parted about II years ago when
the former left Missouri for Idaho and |
they have not seen each other until this
week. That there visit is an enjoyable
one goes without saying.
Fred Clarke came in Friday from q
stay of several months ON the outside
He was at Portland, st. Louis and other
cities of the west and middle west and |
came back to see Border Days in all
its splendor. Incidentally, Fred is back
on the job at the Silver Grill, linked up
with Carl Carlson, his old tillicum.
The meetings at the Gospel tent are
still in progress and special services
will be held during The Border Days.
Services every afternoon at $3.50 and
evening at 1880 will be held. Evan.
gelist +. w. Cartin of Walla Walla will
assist in these service. He is man
of wide experience and you should hear
him. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Pulse returned
Sunday evening where Mr.. Pulse was
called 70 attend q meeting of the state
board Of pharmacy. He reports that
about 30 druggists were admitted to
practice In the state by the board. Mr..
Pulse coald not arrange his business
affairs 70 remain in Occur d'Alene to
attend the session Of the Idaho Associa.
ion Of Pharmacists, of which he is pres.
dent, on account Of Border Days at
home.