Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-06-02


call on, or address me at the post.
office, Grangeville, Idaho.
S. DEGRUsH.
District attorney Forney arrived
yesterday to attend court. He is
looking uncommonly well and will
remain here a month.
Mr.. Schwalbach contemplates ex-
tensive improvements on his roller
mill property this year. He has
the entire tract under fence and
and will build a granary to hold at
least $4,000 bushels, and also q
residence.
j. w. Evans was over from
Denver Saturday and like good
citizen, subscribed for the county
paper. He has Just returned from
Long Valley, in Boise county, and
reports the ranchers in that alti-
tude as slowly crawling out of the
snow.
Why not buy your undertaking
goods at the furniture store, where
you can get the right size. Ihave q
large stock to select from and don't
have to go to my neighbor to fill
orders or chuck them in whether
they fit or not. w. E. GRAHAM.
will preach at the bridge ON
Clearwater on Sunday, June II, at
II a. m, then we will have o good
old-fashioned basket dinner, to be
furnished by the people in attend
ance, after which we will baptise
our new members. All are invited.
j. B. YORK.
The Grangeville Undertaking
Co. has the finest and best assort-
ment of caskets, and are prepared
to furnish you with better trimmed
and cheaper caskets than anybody.
Funeral taken charge of if desired.
Brown Front building ,Grangeville,
Idaho. s. L. CowEN, Manager.
George G. Rice contested Myron
d. Greene's application to purchase
the w + S E + See 10, TIP 80 N,
K K, under the timber and stone
laws, and the register and receiver
have decided to reject Mr.. Greene's
application. Morris Howe, repre-
senting Mr.. Greene, will appeal the
case to the general land office.
BY request of the Worlds Fair
commission the editor of the FREB
PRESS has prepared an article of
1000 words descriptive of the re-
sources of Idaho county for publi-
cation in the "Idaho Columbian
Souvenir" soon to be published at
Chicago under the auspices of the
State Commission. Photographer
Hanson furnished several views
which will be reproduced in the
work by the half-tone process.
Mr.. Stuart writes from Elk to
Henry Wax as follows concerning
his recent strike on American Hill:
1--WE have succeeded in bottoming
the old channel at last, after try
ing for three years, and found it
rich as / expected, and getting bet
ter every set of timbers we have
run since we struck pay. Had
hard time getting in, with hard
rock all the way for $50 feet"
Philip Zimmerman last week
purchased half block of lots in
Halls Addition, on which he will
build residence this summer. Mr..
Zimmerman is a merchant tailor
who arrived here from Kalispel
last week to look over this country
and was SO taken with it and with
the prospects of this growing town
that he will open merchant tai
lOring establishment here as soon
as he can make his arrangements.
MARRIED.-At Lewiston, Idaho,
Thursday, May Is, 1893, by Rev.
j. ID. McConkey, Albert N. Ingram
. and Miss Susie B. Shissler, both of
Grangeville, Idaho county.
The happy couple are well and
widely known as,belonging to old
and highly respected families.
Nick is an active, enterprising and
progressive business man, and his
bride has ever been ona Of the fore.
most spirits in social affairs in this
community. Miss Shissler was ono
of the most ardent workers in the
Guild and her presence and coop
Grafton will be sorely missed here.
The bride and groom took a honey
moon trip down to the coast, where
they will purchase a furniture
equipment for the Idaho hotel at
Denver, which they will conduct
upon their return. May fortune
smile on them.