Idaho County free press. [volume], August 10, 1905, Image 4

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Items of Interest to
Orangeville and Vi
cinity.
Personal flention
returned last
I
Attorney F. E. Fogg is in town
from Lewiston.
Monte Jarrett
week from the fair.
The place to get shaved? At
Hogan's, of course.
B. F. fitewart went to Lewiston
Sunday for a few days.
A. C. Hawson made a business
trip to Elk City this week.
J. -B. Adams made a business
trip to Salmon river this week.
A eon was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. James Connors of Denver.
Get a bath, shave or haircut at
Hogan's and you will be satisfied.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Baas went to
Spokane Monday to remain indefin
itely.
Men's heavy work shoes for
$1.50 pair at Alexander & Freiden
rich's.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wiltse are
attending the Portland fair this
week.
Mrs. Geo. M. Robortson is ill at
her home threatened with typhoid
fever.
C. A. Johnson is out from the
Hump buying cattle for his meat
market.
Miss Lucy Hawkins is visiting
friends in the north part of the
state.
Roy and Goldie Manning enter
tained their young friends Saturday
evening.
Mrs. H. H. Ainsworth came out
from the Hump Sunday enroute to
Portland.
Deputy Sheriff Hartman and
Fred White have gone to Thunder
Mountain.
J. C. Sims left this week for an
extended visit with frieuds in
Montana.
John Coram and Henry Teicher,
with their families, left last night
for the fair.
J. A. Wilkinson and daughter,
Willa returned Saturday from the
Portland fair
Con Hoheluchter returned Mon
day from a trip to Portland and
outside points.
Lafe Yates is erectiug a new
residence on his lots just south of
the court house.
Mrs. W. A. Jones and Miss
Ella Moore are visiting friends on
Salmon river.
Geo. A. Smith, foremau on the
Frkb Press, visited his family at
Moscow this week.
Levi Strauss & Co.'s best grade
overalls for 80 eta per pair at Alex
ander and Freidenrich's.
Carl Carlton leaves today for a
two weeks' visit with relatives at
Kendrick and Spokane.
Wanted.—A gentle driving
horse suitable for a lady to use.
Enquire of Frank Hogan.
John Funk, J. M. Wolbert and
G. W. Coutts were over from
Cottonwood last Saturday.
T. E. Davis, the Salmon river
sheep man, left Sunday with his
family to take in the fair.
Neat commodious rooms with
nice porcelain tubs make a balh
perfect. Try it at Hogan's.
Mrs. Avery Lowrie returned
Tuesday from an extended visit
with relatives in Missouri.
A. B. Rooke, Cottonwood's pop
ular hotel man, was a business
visitor to the city Saturday.
A pension of 86 a month has
been granted John Sales for in
juries received in the civil war.
Fred Bender is again at his place
in Alexander & Freidenrich's store
after a visit with friends outside.
F. C. Hostetter, representing
the Ballard Medicine Co., of St.
Louis, was in Grangeville last
week.
Men's work gloves regular 75
and 85 cent values, special price
50cts pair at Alexander & Freid
enrich's.
Dr. F. A. Campbell was called
to Lowe Monday to perform a sur
gical operation on a little child of
David Stanbury.
Geo. Pelkington came up from
Spokane Sunday enroute to the
La Creole
Hair Restorer
The greatest discovery of tbe age. Positively will
store color, will remove dandruff, will stop hair from
falling out, prevents baldness. It will preserve vour
hair until yon are laid away forever. GUARANTEED.
Send your orders to the
re
E DQDG STOKE
Money back If not as represented. J
Testimonials furnished by Idaho County people. nLS
ate
Hump to look after bis mining
properties there,
last Herman Chase this week started
the constiuction of anew residence
2Gx40 on his lots between State
and College streets.
Adam Brust has returned from
his trip to Southern Idaho and
I has decided that Camas Prairie is
good enough for him.
O. M. Reed returned Friday
from the Hump where he went to
adjust the Are loss of D. D. Shaw.
It was fixed at $3750.
Jonas Lawrence and Jonas Ful
ler are in Boise on business in
connection with their Thunder
Mountain mining property.
Miss Nettie Bridgman arrived
home Saturday from Spokane
where she has been attending the
Northwestern Business College.
Miss Fanny Hill arrived here
last week from New York and will
spend the summer with her brother,
W. H. Hill, at the Newsome mines.
Mrs. C. H. Schmadeka and
daughter, Miss Grace, returned
Monday from Portland where they
have been for nearly a year past.
Lewiston bad a $100,000 fire
Monday morning and but for an
efficient water system the entire
business portion of the city would
have been destroyed.
Mrs. A. C. Hawson and Mrs. F.
J. Reed left last night for Portland
where they will visit the fair and
purchase a stock of fall millinery
for Mrs. Hawson's store.
At
at
to
for
are
at
the
the
to
in
of
at
a
at
75
of
Misses Mabel and Nellie McMul
len have returned from a visit to
the Portland fair. Miss Nellie is
but recently from Iowa and will
teach school in this county. '
Mrs. L. H, Mitchell and little
daughter arrived here Monday
night from Lewiston to join Mr.
Mitchell who has decided to remain
in Grangeville permanently.
Owing to the absence of Council
men Wiltse, Adams and Hocker
smith no meeting of the city
council was held Monday night
and bills will be allowed next Mon
day.
The regular term of the district
court will convene here on the 28th
of this month and it is reported
that Judge Steele will be here a
week earlier to bear cases in cham
bers.
Superintendent Carpenter is ar
ranging an extensive program for
the teachers' institute next week.
Everyone interested in schools is
invited to attend as often as con
venient.
Fred Clarke came up from Port
land Tuesday night to accept his
old position'in the Jersey House
grill room. He was accompanied
by Paul Thing who will also take
a place there.
The open season for killing prai
rie chickens and grouse begins next
Tuesday and local sportsmen are
preparing for the event. Birds are
reported plentiful aud good shoot
ing is expected.
Tbe ladies of the W. R. C. will
serve dinner at their hall in the
I. O. O. F. building next Saturday.
The ladies always provide abund
antly aud the public iB cordially
invited to partake.
A. H. McGrew and family ar
rived here Sunday from Ashland,
Oregon, where they have been for
a year past. Mr. McGrew has
disposed of his interests there and
is hack to Camas Prairie to stay.
The elocutionary contest to be
given next Tuesday night by the
students of the Lewis Commercial
school promises to be a moet inter
esting entertainment. Tickets can
be secured at Pulse's drug store.
Dr. Frank Carrothers and family
who havebeeu visiting John Coram
for several weeks past left yesterday
for their home in Michigan. Dr.
Carrothers is greatly pleased with
this country and may retnrn later.
Prof Lewis has had the hall
wired for the elocutionary contest
next Tuesday night which will
greatly improve the acoustic con
ditions and every word can be
easily understood in any part of
tbe ball.
J. E. Richards and A. Granstrom
have formed a partnership in the
tailoring business and will continue
at Mr. Riehards' present stand.
ran -mWi
on
ira
CRESCENT
and
is
to
in
the
here
will
and
fire
an
F.
and
Egâ- Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
The remarkable increase in con
«umption demonstrates its superla
tive merits and wholesomeness.
ONE POUND 25 CTS
They are both competent workmen
and have the assurance of a liberal
patronage.
Miss Ina Adams entertained n
number of her young friends nt
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Adams, last evening.
Games, mnsio and refreshments
made a delightful evening for the
young people.
The Lewis Commercial School
will open the fall term on Septem
ber 11 and a big attendance is
promised. Prof. Lewis has given
splendid satisfaction in his work
and is deserving of the highest
success.
C. A. Johnson and Mias Mar
garet Turnbull were married nt
the Jersey bouse last night, W. N.
Knox officiating minister. The
newly married couple will make
their home at Concord, where the
groom conducts a meet market.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Seed enter
tained a number of friends Satur
day night. Games, music and
dramatic impersonations occupied
the time most pleasantly and at
the close light refreshments were
served.
to
is
will
Mr.
city
W. R. Garey is ont from Elk
tal »I that
earn Rains
City having left the hospi
place in charge of Dr. Jo
and Miss Day. The hospital ia
proving a great benefit to that
prosperous camp and is receiving n
libera] patronage.
Sam Goldstone, the Cottonwood
merchant, spent several days in
Grangeville this week. Mr. Gold
stone has decided to retire from
the mercantile businees, and begin
ning the first of next month he
will dose out his entire stock of
goods.
Prof. H. Cobbs, the newly elected
principal of the Grangeville schools
arrived in the city yesterday and
is getting acqnainted with the pa
trons. Prof. Cobbs' reputation as
an instructor is well known
throughout the state and our people
are fortunate in securing his ser
vices.
Parties intending to bring in
grain for the Parker- Robertson
exhibit for the Portland fair are
requested to have same on hand at
their office not later than August
15, as it is hoped to ship the entire
exhibit by August 20. The prises
will be awarded by Messrs. John
Coram, Norwood and Hattabangh.
Capt. James Woodward returned
last week from Portland and re
ports a pleasant trip. He will
leave aboot the first of September
for Denver, Colorado, where he
goes to represent the G. A. R. of
Idaho at the national encampment.
From there he will make a visit to
relatives in Texas before returning.
Joe Sorrow left Monday for Spo
kane to receive treatment for
rheumatism. He has suffered
greatly during the past year and if
he gets no relief in Spokane will
try other places before returning.
During his absence R. Harris a
competent blacksmith will have
charge of hie shop and is autho
rized to look after all business.
a
ar
for
is
his
are
are
the
ar
for
be
the
be
of
the
Teachers' Institute.
The annual teachers institute of
Idaho county will be held at the
high school room Ang. 14 to 18
inclusive.
Instructors, Prof. G. E. Rose, of
Boise city schools, and Prof. H. L
Talkington, of Lewiston Normal.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the patrons, tbe trustees, the
press and all friends of education
to be preeeut at all the sessions.
Elmer A. Carpenter,
Go. Superintendent.
To Butter Makers.
For robber stamps and an ink
that will not ran nor injure batter
write to Will D. Oandee, Weiaer,
Idaho. Octi
j!27al7
County Warrants Redeemed.
Notice 1s hereby given that tha following
comity warrant« will bo paid on presentation
to the county treasurer at his office In G rang s
vUls, Idaho, and that Interest on said warrants
will osass on the 20th day of A neust. 1 M 6 . to-wit :
General road fond, warrants Issued July 2B,
1905, Nm. 540 to 5(4, Inclusive.
School warrant issued June 3. 1906, No. 1M,
OUt. 55.
School warrant, issued May 27,1905, No. 121.
Dlst. 41.
School warrant, Issued Jans 10,1S06, No. 155,
Dlst. M.
School warrant. Issued Jane 12. 1206, No. M0,
DUt. 4*.
School warrant. Issued July 1, 1M5, No. 244,
DUt. 44.
School warrant. Issued July IS, 1*06, No. 2d,
Dlst 1*.
Dated Ang. 10,1*05.
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240,
Fbabk a Rica,
County Treasurer.
HOLLISTER'S
•§eky Mountain Tea Nuggets
Buy Fasste.
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Brings QsUsa
A s'>'*clflo for Ooneti
and Ki ln*»V Troubles,
Blood, Bad Braath. Sluggish B owls,
and Backache. It'dttockjr Mountain
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Pimples.
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let form, B cents o bos. Genufno moi
Hobusraa Dnus Conran*, Madison, WIs.
I aOLOEN MIMCTS FOR SALLOW PISPU
Jumbo Minin« 4 Milling Com*
pany, Limited.
Principal place ol business, Oranparllle, Idaho.
HOflCS.
Then Is delinquent upon the following do
aerlbad Block on scoonnl of aaaaaanical bvtod
on the tfth dap of June, 1*06, the several
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And In aoeordones with law, so ma» eh
parcel of such stnek aa marks a sees
•ary will ba sold at tha offias of the Company In
Grangevtlte, Idaho, on tha I8th day of Angust,
ISM, at 2 o'clock p. m., of sold day, la pay do
Unqoont 1
the oust of
of the
solo. Certificates Nos. M, M, ITS. 17», IIS, 241,
240, 774 appear »■ tha hooks of the Company
lathe name of Frank Brown, hot ths same have
andÄermlowjerssra^kno^o.
Bseretary.
Office at Bank of Camas Prallte, Or aa gov llla ,
Ths shove stosk Is advertised la ths name of
so shown by the books of tho Company,
except where the ownership to known to bo
otherwise. If e srt H aotoa have basa sold, bnt
transferred on ths Company's books, hold
of stock should asm pa r e ths numb
their cert!dentes with the above list.
JOHN NORWOOD,
Ths Idaho Tss Oo. Ths only
exclnaive coffee and tes boose car
ries all kinds of green coffee.
Wb» yon are tn need of come
give ns s Irish
All
3K
9
11
and
We Have Some of Each
But Want More
And get them by giving customers the best
possible values for their money. We consider
the confidence of our customers the most valu
able of -our assets, and you may rest assured
that confidence shall never be abused. In the
gepergl overhauling of pur stock, preparing
for the construction of our new building, we
have adfcLmgivy items to our bargain coun
ter. These you must see to realize* their true
value. There's a perfect jam of July bargains
waiting for your inspection. Among the new
est things just opened is our fall line of Hats.
Everything in the latest shapes, newest styles
and shades. They are top notchers in every
thing but price.
In a short time our store will be a little
to one side of its present location, but it will
still remain the Bargain Center of Camas
Prairie just the same as heretofore.
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Bargain Store
Company
Grangeville,
Idaho
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Harvesting
Tools
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Now that it is time to buy haying and harvesting tools, I shall be
pleased to have you call in and see my new line of
JACKSON FORKS, HARPOON FORKS, PITCH FORKS,
ROPE, OILS, SCYTHE AND SNATH
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and in fact, everything in the Harvest line. No goods shoWn are
as low in price as mine
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As a Special for the next 30 days I will give 20 Per
Cent Discount on my line of Ball-bearing Mowers
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WALTER HICKERSON
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THE HARDWARE MAN THAT NAMES LOW PRICES
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to be Hung
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Your barn doors with the "Big 4
Hangers and Rail. The evi
dence Is all in at
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