Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-09-15
GRANGEVIILE IDAHO CO., FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l5 1898

G. ID. Calvin left for Elk Sunday.
w. +. Schmadeka has a new ad.
A long spell ofgood weather may
now be looked for.
Magee takes space this week to
talk to the people.
Odd-Fellows and Rebekahs are
moving into their new hall.
Henry Zumwalt is recovering
rapidly under DR.. Nickels care.
Mr.. Heppner, of Tekoa, is here
looking for location for a saloon.
Mrs. G. M. Day is teaching a de-
partment of the Lewiston school.
Ladies desiring a fine corset will
please call on Mes'mes Wetsell and
Orebaugh. IL
Attorney Frank Z. Fogg is with
his family residing in the Gusta-
meyer residence.
Mrs. Evan Evans returned from
Walla Walla some days since, much
improved in health.
DIR. Strobe, of Weston, Oregon, is
here looking over this field with a
view of locating here.
Dances at Denver at Ruff's hall,
Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, Sept 81 and 2S.
Mrs. Smith will preach at Sun
nyside the third Sunday in Septem-
Der at p. m. +. l.. BUzzELL.
Rev. Silas Perkins, of Oaksdale,
has been employed to teach the
public school at Denver this fall.
Cottonwood has a lady doctor, a
Mrs. Harbin, who is specialist in
diseases of women and children.
The Principal being sick the
opening of G. r. G. Academy will
be postponed until September %.
Attorney McDevitt and family
are occupying the residence on the
Shearer property on east Main st.
Mr.. Hercler, a miller of great
experience is here to locate, and
may decide to buy the V & S mill.
The steamer Almota now leaves
Lewiston for Riparia on Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday, at one p. m
Heavy rains have fallen this
week, which will give the grass a
good start when the weather clears
NoTIcE.-After this date, Sept
15, hair cutting will be % cents
pompadour so cents, strictly cash.
HOGAN & OREBAUGH.
Mrs. Sarah Clarke is up from
Fort Collins, Colorado, to spend tht
winter with her daughter, Mrs. G
M. Day, at Lewiston.
The new post Office boxes pur
chased by the business men o
Grangeville, have arrived, and will
be put in position ON Oct. |.
Mr.. Martin was up from Carver
with his famous Burro train las
week, and loaded freight for Josl
Fockler's store at Freedom.
Companion pictures of the steam
er Annie Faxon, before and afte
I, the explosion, for sale at 10 cent
: each, at the FREE Press office.
? Seth Jones is building statel
/ new residence on his ranch north {
D town. Mr.. Smith went down Nor
r day to build a brick flue for it.
y The propositions to erect role
flour mills at Denver and Cotton
: wood have both fallen through ft
Z the present, owing to hard times.
II Winter is hanging her banner
3, on the outer walls. The snow liz
y was visible half way down Il
mountain south OF town this wee
The Lewiston elevator compar
are paying 80 cents per bushel Fl
wheat. Here in Grangeyille, II
miles from railroad, it sells for
cents per bushel.
Whatever may be the cause
blanching, the hair may be restor,
n to its original color by the use
that potent remedy, Halls Veget
BILE Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Several parties left here vest,
day to prospect placer ground ju
q below the Jackson bridge. Unft
tunately the Indians own neal
he everything in that direction.
Mrs. Rhett brought us this we
70 some peaches as large as pumpki
w grown on her ranch at Freedo
AS we said a few weeks ago thir
IL grow that way here just for fun
There will be preaching at I
es- following places: at Grange h;
Grangeville, September 23, at 7
Of p. IN; September "a, at Adkis
school house at IL a. m, and
Mt.Idaho at 7:30p.m. F.B.LAIN
We We learn by private letter fir
l. Warreps that Jay Czizek has
me finest mine in the State of Ida
gh. The claim is the second west
Ia extension of the Rescue. Our {