Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-06-17

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d. c. Kerlee is back from Custer
county, and will prospect this summer
in Elk City district.
The hay crop promises to be immense
and the moving machines and derricks
are being put in order for the harvest.
Chas. Gelbsch has purchased theWm.
drotts ranch across Clearwater and has
moved there to establish his permanent
residence.
F. f. Robinson has sold his place on
Craigs mountain. near Mason, to j. W.
Mcconnell. The consideration paid
was $l,10O.
Mr.. Wax left for Portland last Friday
70 purchase new stock to replace the
one destroyed in the late disastrous fire
at Cottonwood.
Miss Addie Benedict graduated from
st. Aloysius Academy in Lewiston last
week with the customary honors, and
arrived home on Wednesdays stage.
The survey of the Denver town site is
completed. and the surveying outfit re.
turned to Moscow last week. A total Of
GAO acres were plated into lots, which
will make large town when it is all
built over.
DIR. E. A. Lockhart and DR.. s. P. Low
have made permanent location of their
offices together. They are both regular
graduates in their respective professions
and are ready to practice all branches
of their professions.
J. A. Hansen. the photographer, will
start for Grangeville, Idaho county, next
Wednesday. He expects to visit War.
rens and all the important mining
camps during the summer and fall with
his gallery Moscow Mirror.
Quartz and placer location blanks
mining deeds. bond for deed. and other
mining blanks always on hand and for
sale at the FREE Press Office. Specially
low prices to district recorders and 9th.
ersordering in large quantities.
DIR. Lockh hart has set aside one after.
noon of each week for extracting free.
he will extract teeth free of charge on
wednesday afternoon of each week.
Ihe most difficult cases of extraction so-
lcited. Not more than four teeth ex-
tracted for one party.
There are no crickets or grasshoppers
on Camas Prairie this year, and this
fact is attributable to the energy and
foresight of those of our farmers who
last year herded their hogs where the
crckets were thickest, and thus DESTROY.
ed the threatened scourge.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at G. G. Bunnell's. They
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call and examine,
No more burnt pie crust. No more
underdone biscuits. Everything baked
to turn by carefully distributed heat.
J. NJ. Eakin, W. D. Robbins, Lewis
ton, Chas. Gelbach, Clearwater, Thos.
Tierney, Uniontown and I. B. Cowen,
Pierce City, are late additions to our
subscription list. w. NJ. Millar. of Lew.
iston, has ordered the paper sent to his
sister, Miss Hannah Millar, Manchester,
England.
A. t. Reynolds was out from Elk City
last week with several animals for sup.
plies for his fine ranch on the upper
Red river meadows. He reports several
feet of snow for distance of eight miles
over the big mountain. Mr.. Reynolds's
ranch will be a fine property and a
notable land. mark by and by when the
Elk City basin develops into the position
it is bound to assume.
M. j. Givan has secured office room
in the Morris building east of the Jersey
House, He comes of prominent DEM
ocratic family of Laurenceberg, Indiana.
and brings recommendations from some
of the best legal lights in Hoosierdom.
He is well pleased with Grangeville
and Camas Prairie and is determined to
remain and grow up with the country.
Mrs. Robie and Peter Smith have
sold the well-known Horseshoe Bend
ranch and mining claim at Salmon
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$4,000, each receiving 81 .000 Mr.Smith
sold his cattle to the same parties, while
Mrs. Robie still retains all her live stock.
The new purchasers intend building a
large ditch to conduct water onto the
claim and will work the property on
large scale by hydraulic process.
Judge Piper has edHenryH Hatke
to bail on bonds of $4,000. He is
charged with killing John Weis at
Keuteryille last month. At the pre-.
liminary trial Justice Woodward held
him for murder and committed him to
Jail. The evidence was forwarded to
Judge Piper who held him for man-
slaughter and fixed the bonds as above.
The bondsmen are A. d. Greene. Hubert
Hattrup, Barney Hatke, Frank Ennekin
and Conrad Gebhardt, and sheriff Wood
released the prisoner Monday on writ
of habeus corpus sued out by ]. +. ALL
SHE, attorney for defendant.
We met Jay w. Kirkwood, NJ. D..
formerly of this town, on our recent
visit to Weiser In fact he came all the
way from Hams Fork, Wyoming. on
purpose to see us and talk over the
prospects of Camas Prairie. He still
rates this county as highly as ever, and
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