Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-14
Henry Wax ia in Portland.

See revised list ofpoltical speaking.
A good double cinch saddle for sale
by w. A. Hail.
Mrs. ]. c. Gelbach and children left
for visit to Lewiston this week.
A planer has arrived here for Jacob
Riebod's sawmill across Clearwater.
We hear that store is soon to be
opened down near the Jackson bridge.
Drs. Low and Lockhart have estab-
lished their offices in rooms in the Nor.
ris building on east Main street.
There was a magnificent display of
Northern Lights Wednesday night, and
our weather sharps predict cold weather
Preaching next Sunday in Grange
hall at IL o'clock, A. Nj. Also preaching
at Sunnysde at P. m, by S. E. Crow.
All are invited.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give Domino party" Halloween
eve, October 81 Advertisement and
particulars next week.
Cowan's bath tub has arrived and is
now in position The bowling alley and
bath house will be opened TO the public
as soon as his new residence on Mob hill
is completed.
Mrs. R. Mcconnell gave one of her
famous dinner parties Sunday to few
of her Grangeville friends. A most de-
! lightful day was spent at her lovely
country home in Lake district.
An ample reward will be paid for
information leading to the recovery of
cattle branded =. or two bars and
90 T. w. CowAN,
Denver. Idaho.
S. w. Smith, of Elk City, was out last
week for his winters supplies. The
Buster crew are now on Relief creek
doing assessment work on the Cleve-
land group. from which good results are
expected by every mail
Miss Susie Markham has opened the
Grangevile Bakery and is now prepared
to furnish the public with the very best
fresh bread every day. She also does
all kinds of sewing and respectfully So
licits the public patronage.
The Vollmer & Scott -four mill is un-
dergoing extensive repairs and will be
started in few days making -four from
the new crop of wheat We are told
that the mill is to be equipped with new
roller machinery this winter.
Jacob W. Crooks takes the belt for
best peaches grown on Camas prairie
this year. They were raised from seed.
lings. Frank Horning is also entitled
to prize for plums of the Bradshaw
variety, and Evergreen black berries.
C. e. Parkman will ship out four car.
loads of California ore from Elk thi,
fall for the purpose of testing the value
and character of the ore. Here is an.
other man who wants wagon road tc
Elk City and wants it bad-and ough,
to have 1t.
w. W. Mason and two other parties
started out last Sunday with thre,
teams loaded with iron for the Salmon
river bridge. This last shipment is t.
make up the shortage of go feet result
/ ing from wrong measurement of tn,
! distance across the river-W Weiser Signal
Mr.. Allaire was severely injured a
r Raymond last week by shaft falling OF
him and stripping the flesh from hi
right arm. The shaft was being hoiste,
to place it in position and Mr.. Affair
was experimenting the work when tn
iron fell on him. The injuries are yer
severe and painful.
;. Capt. Kempf was out from Elk Sur
2 day and left fine display of rich quart
k and also some elegant quartz crysta
from his properties for our cabinet. Th
Capt's Grand Junction. Red Cloud an
Standby ledges are all bonanzas an
n every lick he puts In is showing thel
up to better advantage. Like all tt
rest of US he is praying for wagon roa
= to ship out ore.
A vein of white sandstone was struo
in the basaltc bedrock at depth of
feet from the surface in the well dug
,g Marion Williams on Seth Cowan's pla
ID on Mob Hill. A powerful flow of wat
IN was found few inches below it viii,
seems inexhaustibe. Water was al
"A found at 80 feet in Evans well, whi
shows that water is obtainable anywhe
on in Grangevlle-even on Mob Hill
IN. at easy depth. Grangeville is indeed
lie, fortunate town in all respects.
Messrs. w. S. Kuhn and Warren
Ns Belcher, highly respected and we
known citizens of Dayton, Washingtt
will open real estate and iusurar
office in Grangevile in few days.
= Kuhn was here several days and Il
|, roughly inspected all parts of the Prai
- and concluded 1t WAS a good enou
II. country for him and soon decided
locate in its business center. They
u both men of families and will b.
=. build homes in Grangeville. We exte
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