Idaho County free press. [volume], May 20, 1909, Image 3

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c h*irs, your next at Hogan's
-her Shop. 511
Claude Lugenbell of Elk City
the first of the week.
y 0 waiting on
lp at Hogan s
- a l »ale, low prices on every
Bertsch, hardware and har
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ujgs Bessie Aiken of Dixie is the
i of her sister, Mrs. J. I. Over
Thro**
was
town
Saturday, plenty of
Barber shop.
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Renio'
ling
in.
Ixk) Freidenrich of Weitebird
week with Grangeville
Mrs
is spending a
friends.
It is reported there is between seven
n ,l eight feet of snow at Mt. House
( t the present time.
pred Suren, a student of Gonzaga,
«„ne down from Spokane last Friday
jt tend the funeral of his brother.
I.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobbs have arrived
from the east and will begin house
keeping in their cottage shortly.
\\'e have to move and will make
the prices right on anything in our
Bertsch, hardware and liar
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Mrs. W. W. Brown returned the
l»st of the week from a visit of one !
„nth with friends and relatives in j
Lewiston. 1
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Peter Ross, a miner ot Elk C ity,,
passed away the last ot the week and |
buried m the cemetery at that
h l»i-c Saturday.
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geth Jones, Jr returned last week
from Lewiston where he went to meet I
Mrs. Jones who lias been spending the
winter in California.
line.
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Marion C. Ford of Oregon and Miss
[Ida Haniill of Green Creek were unit
ed in marriage the last of the week in
! this city by Rev. McDonald.
Geo. M. Eger of Spokane lias ar
rived and will have charge of the first
chair in Hogans barber shop. No
waiting on Saturday, plenty of help
now. 51-11
Continuation
Gigantic Anniversary Sale
For Another Week, Closing
Saturday Night, May 29.
All the Reduced Prices on the Big Yellow Bills
to Continue for Another Week.
Extra Specials For Saturday
That Will Break all Former Records.
Pie Fruit in One Gallon Cans.
Pears worth 5oc, Special for Saturday at.
Peaches worth 50c, Special for Saturday at.
Tomatoes, Special for Saturday.
29c
35c
29c
Men's Hose
Black and Tan Hose, worth 15c, for Saturday only
Men's Suits
One lot of #20 Suits, Saturday at only.
Boys' Suits
With long Pants, worth up to #10, sale price.
Blow Yourself— Ladies H'dkerchiefs worth 10c, Saturday 2 1«2c
Not over ten to any customer.
Emroideries and Laces
500 yards Embroideries, worth 12 l-2c,^
500 yards Laces, Worth lo, 12^ and 15c,
These with hundreds of other remarkable money saving op
portunities are such that will crowd this store all day long Saturday.
Join the crowd and be here. Remember the sale closes Saturday
night, May 29th.
9c
$10.00
$3.85
Choice at 7 l-2c
Largest Because Best.
Alexander-FreidenrichQ
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Idaho's Greatest Store.
NEWS OF THE CLUB
Governing Board Met Last
day Night.
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TRANSACTED SOME BUSINESS
City and Country to Have Some
Publicity
A most interesting
board of the
meeting of the
governing
conunercia
club.was held last Friday nitrl
which time the
ght at
proposition of publicité
was taken up and thoroughly discus
sed. It was finally decided to issue a
sixteen or twenty page booklet with n
three color cover and in an edition of
■»,000 copies. 'I Ids booklet
like the
is to Ik
one gotten out by the Ash
land, Oregon, Commercial Club but
°f'a less number of pages. The com
r n>Bcc on printing is now preparing
the l '°Py a "d securing views to l,e
used m the same and in a short time
the booklet will hi'on the press the
Standard-News securing the job.
The Finance committee who lmd
charge of the Fourtl i of ,1 ul y (.'debra
, . , - ,, a
Sl cur I \ ( 'c * a< Te Ulm - ' 1 to
«ecure pledges for much financial aid
and as arm, t recommended that so
tar as the club was concerned the ce le
(»ration of that day be dropjied and
this was approved by the executive
board.
Chairman Wilkes of the transporta
tion committee was present and re
ported the government had turned
down all bids on carrying the mail
from Grangeville to Clearwater but
that lie was willing to accept a coil- !
tract to carry it to that point in place
of Stites to Grangeville contract for
tin*
same money and had so informed
the local post office.
Bring your money and come quick,
Bather than pay for moving we will
give you big reductions on goods in
our line. Bertsch, hartlware and har
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tlCSS.
Mrs. Harry Poyneer, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
11-, Brown on the Clearwater, re
turned 1 uesilay to her home in Spiv
kaue.
W bile \V. H. Barton, who lo
west of town,
week delivering hogs some sneak thief
entered his house and stole a suit of
clothes.
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was in this
city last
(xhxI bread and good health can be
attained by using Swan patent flour,
c use no acid to whiten it at a cost
of the
of tlu- lining
stomach.
consumers
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Messrs. Frank McGrane and Evan
Kvans have purchased the first sixtv
fivc feet cast of the Bank of Camas
This is a fine piece of prop
erty and an excellent site for a busi
ness building.
Prairie.
^evcral weeks ago in writing up the
police court newB this
w 1. v got the name of Allie Williams
! luxed U P Wlth the report.
'"ionned that while lie was présentât
the time of the trouble lie took
P ar t and was discharged.
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Hour made from wheat bleached
with nitric acid cannot be sold in the
sti)U . ot - North Dokota . Reader, do
you want nitric acid in your bread?
Better buy a
flour the next time
wheat just as nature left it.
J
paper m some
We are
no
sack of Swan patent
Flour made from
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Hoarseness, bronchitis and other
throat troubles arc quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar as it soothes
ft| >d heals the inflamed throat and
bronchial tubes and the most obstinate
! cough disappears. Insist upon having
j the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
j Bold by Pulsd Drug Store.
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Money
Saved is
And for the next twenty days
the Big Buffalo is going to have the
greatest money saving sale that has
ever been inaugurated in Idaho
County. This does not mean a few
small, worthless articles, but every
thing in the house, consisting of Dry
Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Boy's and Men's
Clothing, etc. Space will not permit
us to quote any prices but
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Read ur Big Crcu*
lar==See the Vast
Bargains,
Money
§
Made
ns you know we always do just what
we advertise. Come and reap some
of these rich bargains.
Very truly yours,
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Big Buffalo
Cash Store
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BOTH 'PHONES 321.
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Princess Flour makes a nice white !
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loaf.
Princess I-lour lias plenty of gluten
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Dick (Tea has been appointed d,-]>
uty game warden and will look after
tlie offenders in this county.
Word from Lewiston is to the ettivt
that Seth Jones, Sr., who has been
seriously ill for some time, is gradual
ly recovering.
The Woman's Glub will meet at
the home of Mrs. W. W. Brown 011
Thursday May 27 at 2:30
members requested to come.
All
pi in.
Do you think nitric acid is a
thing to put in vour stomach?
is what they bleach wheat with. Try
Swan flour, an unbleached flour with
health in it.
good
That
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Karl Riedelsbergerand MissSchar
recital of high
spring, were
among those who were injured in the
hold-up of the Great Northern Pas
senger No. 3 near Spokane last Satur
day. 1
fenberg, who gave a
order at the Armory this
If you want to feel .well, look well
and be well, take Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. It tones up tin* kidneys anil
bladder, purifies the blood and restores
lii-a It li and strength. Pleasant to take
and contains no harmful drugs. Why
not commence today? Sold at Pulse
Drug Store.
The Woman's Club yvill give a med
al to the pupil of the Grangeville
schools who wins the spelling contest
to be held next Monday morning at
10 o'clock. This medal will lx* award
ed to the successful pupil at the Com
mencement exercise. The medal is on
exhibition at Gibson At Allen's.
The social committee of the Metho
dist Epworth Ix*ague will serve a ben
efit birthday tea, Saturday p. m. May
21, from 2 to 5, at the Methodist par
sonage.
Admission, as many pennies as you
are years old. Bring your needle
work and spend a pleasant afternoon
with us.
Tennessee will not allow its eitezens
to be poisoned by flour made from
bleached wheat and the miller yvho
would make his flour white by bleach
ing the wheat with nitric acid, to the
danger of the health of the consumer,
cannot poison the people of that state
Swan patent is an unbleached
For
a sack next
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While there are close to 200 rail
road surveyors in the Clearw-ater
tion and country tributary it dm*» not
naturally follow that there will be
railroad building but the indications
are good. But then you know Gov.
Brady promised us a north and south
road when he was in our city last year
and he has not even run the survey
up to the present time. Wonder if
the "work" on that line wont betaken
up about the next election again?
James Witte came up from Ix-wis-j
ton the last of the week, to spend tile
summer on Camas Prairie ami the
Salmon river country. He will take
a little excursion in the extreme north
section of the state ill June in quest of
the finny tribe. Mr. Witte says the
weather in Lewiston is not much bet
ter than Grangeville and we ll bet
with the excellent hotel facilities,
Grangeville yvill afford shortly will in
duee Mr. Witte to spend the
here.
longer.
flour, just like nature intended,
health's sake buy
time.
Bee*
! Justices'Jurisdiction.
In all courts, whether justice of the
peace courts or of record, without juris
diction of the person and the subject
'»alter the proceeding, judgement or
are invalid—voice. Our dis
tans judges are very earful to ascer
tain if jurisdiction is priqiorly acquired
before permitting a trial to be had.
How much more careful should our
justices be, who are often men without
legal training and selected chiefly be
cause of the faith their constituents
have in their honest intentions. It
d,H*s not require that a man should be
a lawyer in order to make a good jus
tice of the peace. A justice may err
in liis judgment and is not responsible
therefor, for errors are often made even
by the higher courts, but he should
j»ost himself thoroughly as to the juris
diction of bis court. A little
exani
1 illation of tin* statutes, relative to jus
tice practice, will fully inform any
man of common understanding.
I 11 civil actions the amount sued for,
whether for money or property cannot
exceed $300. The défendent cannot
be sued to appear in a precinct out
side of where he resides, unless lie
should be found in the precinct where
the magistrate resides who issued the
summons, or unless lu* is jointly obli
gated with another defendant who re
sides or is found in the precinct where
the issuing magistrate resides. In the
next place the summons must be served
upon a defendant, personally by- an
officer or a person over the age of 18
years, by delivering to him a certified
copy of tin* summons and of the com
plaint, or if not found then by lea ving
the Copies at the usual place of abode
of défendent, with a member of the
family over the the age of 21 age.
In action in rein that is against
property, service may be bad by pub
lication as the law directs; the party
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Abstract and Investment Co., Ltd*
incorporated>
GRANGEVILLE. IDAHO
«'inter_
Abstract Talks
The Object of tbe
Title T alKs
ft
if then* is one subject of more
vital interest than in any other
it is that of Titles—titli*s to the
home that, shelters you or the
farm or business that yields su|>
port.
Watch this space each week,
and we will show you the great
need of proper security in the
ownership of real estate.
Do you really own the land
you think you own?
That is the vital question.
Our abstracts of title answer
the question for every acre of
ground in Idaho county.
And back of our answer is the
entire capital of the company,
and tlu* equipment of our plant
probably the largest in the State
of Ida ho.
Our booklet, "The Why and
and The How of an Abstract,"
now in press, explains the service
we otter.
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The INLAND
IMTBonally servis! must he summoned
to appear, not less than three nor more
than twenty days after the issuing of
summons, If these simple rules of
law are observed by the justice of the
peace the court will have jurisdiction
and may proceed to trial.
This reminds me of a ease recently
called at Stites: The plaintiff resides
in Stites and the defendant in Cotton
wood. The su m mon was issacd by
a justice of the peace at Stites and
placed in the hands of some person to
serve, that [sirson placed wliat pur
ported to he a copy of the summons in
an envelope, address to the defendant
at Cottonwood and registered the let
ter containing the supjmsed copy. The
copy sent was not certified to, did not
state what day of the week to ap|>ear
nor wliat year. No copy of the com
plaint was indorsed. The defendant
appeared by council and filed a motion
to dismiss for want of jurisdiction,
pointed out the statute as to where
the suit must be hail, the manner in
which service of summons must, bo
made, and that a judgment entered
under existing circumstances would be
absolutely null and void.
Header, wliat do you suppose the
justice of the peace did? He over
ruled the motion, entered a void judg
ment, and without a single witness
being sworn to the correctness of the
account entered that void judgment.
I dont know how to account for the
justice of the peace's action, whether
it was the rcsuls of extreme ignorance,
stupidity or bull-headedness. In any
event he did the plaintifla great wrong
in entering a judgment that never can
be collected.
j Grug Store,
I hope and trust that all of our jus
tices, throughout, our county will
avoid sueli blunders by examining
the statutes and know that they have
jurisdiction before proceeding,
know that you are right and then go
ahead."
First
B. P. Duffy
Card of Thanks.
May the richest blessings be show
ered uj) on all the precious friends
who aided or sympathized with us in
this hour of great need.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwalbaeh.
Episcopal Visitation.
Right Rev. J. B. Funsten, Episco
pal bishop of the missionary jurisdic
tion of Idaho and Wyoming, will make
his annual visitation to Idaho county
and hold the following services at
Trinity church, Grangeville:
Thursday evening, 8 p. m., Con
firmation, followed by sermon.
Friday morning, 8 a. in., Holy
Communion.
The public is res|x*ctfully invited
to attend.
Rev. H. Jukes,
Missionary in charge.
Princess Flour insures good bread
all the time.
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Many weak, nervous women have
been restored to health by Foley's
Kidney Remedy as it stimulates the
kidneys so they will eliminate the
waste matter from the blood. Ini
j purities depress the nerves, causing
j nervous exhaustion and other ailments,
j Commence today and you will soon lie
I well. Pleasant to take. Sold at Pulse
Princess Flour contains all the good
part of the wheat and none of the oth
er part.
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