Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-24
The BUSY STORE

Good cement at less than cost. In
terror Warehouse Co. "a
Miss Sayde Robncon is enjoying a
visit with friends at Lewiston.
All kinds of harvester supplies. Mil.
Ter Hardware & Implement Co. eff
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White are enjoy.
ing fishing trip on Johns creek.
1878 for Ford tourig car, f. o. b. Cot
tOnwOOd. HOene Hardware, Cotton
wood 80
Miss Freada Berg has gone to Pollock
for a week visit with friends and re-.
latives.
Pitchforks and other haying tools.
Standard goods at right prices. Penwell
& Priddy. Off
Iron with electricity ut cents Der
hours. Grangeville Electric Light 4
Power Co. 3-tf
}. H. Roberts, the well known Spok.
ane horse buyer, was in town on bust.
, ness this week
Revello johnson Of the Lucille section,
was in the city the last of the week on
matters Of business.
Adam Brust, who has been i'll the past
week at his home, is said to be resting
trifle easier today.
Supplies for the harvest field. Stand.
ard. dependable goods. Miller Hard
ware Implement Co. CIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Courtney have ar.
rived from Seattle aud will make
Grangeville their future home.
Mark Priddy and wife went over to
Nezperce by. anto yesterday to attend
the horse show and Qualification cele-
bration.
Repair parts for harvesting nipple
ments and machinery. Quick service
Low prices. Miller Hardware 4 Imple.
ment Co. Oft
w. II. Campbell, prominent stock
man of the Meadows Valley, is in the
city this week. having been called here
on business.
Robert Walker and Joe Mcdonald are
among the local citizens who are spend.
ing the week fishing in the mountain
streams near toan.
Dr. Slusser reports the, birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lowe
last Sunday, also a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Van Osdol today
Material for portable grain bins and
bundle racks in spruce and fir. Shingl.
IS, rough and dressed lumber of all
kinds at our yard in Cottonwood Huss.
man Lumber Co. Off
Mrs. Fred Cone, who has been i'll for
some time at the Cone home northwest
of the city, was reported to be in a
serious condition today and very little
hope is held out for her recovery.
Get your supplies for harvest of Pen.
well & Priddy. Anything from a com
bined harvester to an oil can and all
goods or recognized makes, supporting
regulations for worth and merit. eff
Hal Brown and family came up from
the river last week and spent several
days in the county seat. Mrs. Brown
and son left for their home Monday
but Hal went to Portland with a ship
ment of two ears of cattle.
James Rookie was over from Joseph
this week on business. Jim says that
ell the riders and horsemen in that
prosperous section are coming enmasse
to Border Days this fall and that they
expect to pull down several prizes.
A party composed Of r. Cote, George
d. Smith, Il. E. Sweet and DR.. G. s.
Stockton left today for Payette lakes
for two weeks outing. They will
spend the time boating, fishing and
hunting and anticipate the finest trip
imaginable.
Sheriff Eimers was called to Sites
Sunday to help locate George F. Mac
kay, an elderly miner, who recently
was brought out from the mountains
and whose absence around his accustom.
ed haunts at Sites was noted the last
of the week. The sheriff made trim 20
Lewiston where he finally located the
missing man.