Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-10-13

Buck Bates mas SOiU o-U acres OF
his ranch near Cottonwood TO
Messrs. Hauser and Gallivan, of
Delta, Idaho, for S3 900.
John Cary, we hear, will next
spring remove the wire bridge from
its present location to the mouth
Of Little Salmon and convert it in
to wagon bridge.
If you desire luxuriant growth
of healthy hair of Il natural color,
natures browning ornament of
both sexes, use only Halls Neget-
able Sicilian Hair Remover.
James Reardon and James Nc
Crane returned from Alton and
Warrens Tuesday to remain for
the winter. They had a grand time
in the hills and found lots of pros
poets.
NoTIcE-William Robinson, for
merly of Marysville, Lewis and
Clark county, Montana, will hear
of something to his benefit by call
ing on, or addressing: A. f. Parker
Grangeville, Idaho.
Any one wishing few peach
trees of IL variety that has been
tested on Camas Prairie and PROV
ed to be hardy and a sure bearer
every year can have them by leav-
ing an order with me at Grange
vile. l.. Il. HoRNING.
Mr.. Wann informs us that the
assessment of Alexander & Freid-
enrich is $15, $50, instead of fS13,0 900,
as we published it. The figures as
published were taken from the
wrong column of the assessment
roll.
A fine head of hair is an indis-
pensable element of beauty. Ayers
Hair Vigor maintains youthful
freshness and luxuriance, restores
to faded and gray hair it's original
color, prevents badness, removes
dandruf, and cures scalp diseases.
1t gives perfect satisfaction.
The ever-popular Jersey House
now has 3S boarders. and an addi-
ton will soon be built for their ac-
commodation. The property is in
good hands and does much to make
Grangcville the favorite stopping
place on the prairie for all sorts and
conditions of men.
When catarrh attacks Il person
of scrofulous diathesis, the disease
is almost sure to become chronic.
The only cllicacious cure, therefore
is Ayers Sarsaparilla, which cxpels
scrotula from the system and the
catarrh soon follows suit. Local
treatment is only a waste of time.
Mr.. Cambridge brought us Sat
urday u sheaf of timothy the heads
of which were IL inches long.
Also Il limb from a crab apple tree
which was broken Off by the weight
of fruit thereon. All these things
were raised one mile from Grange
Vile and would eclipse anything
on exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Sampson Dillinger is out from
Dixie buying supplies. He will
shortly return and resume develop
ment work on his Dillinger quartz
claim, in the free-milling belt OF
gold quartz which traverses that
district. Mr.. Dillinger has already
made good showing on this pro
perty and from all reports he has
"a gold bonanza beyond doubt.
Henry Ternan writes us from
Clearwater that his brother, who
was reported to us and published
as being insane some weeks since
is no more out of his head than W,
are. He was simply suffering from
a throat disease brought on by ex
cessive use of tobacco, and expos
ure to cold and wet, which PARTIAL,
deprived him of the power ofspeech
He is again his former self, and w
hasten to make the most ampl
:. apologies for the unjust charge o
1 insanity published in these pages.
Peter Turnbull was out from
Q John Day Sunday laying in hi
1 winter supplies. lie has been min
ing the old Victor Chandemanch
4 gulch on Little Slate creek and ha
: every thing ready to take advan
$ tage of the moment the water be
t gins to run next spring. TIL
ground is shallow, with plenty {
. dump, no rocks to speak of and
good head of water for three month
q and he expects to make Il winnin
+ next year. During the preser
q winter he will open an old Frenc
:. bar across Salmon river above Joh
;. Day.
Peter BrOckmauer came out frol
Lake creek Monday and repor
~ the snow waist deep on the Melnt
trail. He has located bar clail
- on Lake creek about four mil,
:, above the Warm Springs whic
II II prospects well. Parties from Boi.
= have located several claims aloi
:. these meadows and have built
III cabin and done considerable wor
with a view to opening them ne.