Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-28

FOR a lne cigar go TO Pearson q
Bonebrake's drug store.
Real estate mortgage and chattel
mortgage blanks for sale here.
All sizes of iron pipe at Bunnell's
Pioneer Hardware Store, Lewiston.
Deasy Bros. pack train loaded
at A. & F.'s store Wednesday sfor
Salmon river points.
There will be preaching next
Sunday evening at 7:30, if it is not
stormy. f. J.. BUzzELL.
Money to loan on long or short
time in amounts to suit the borrow
er, at the Bank of Camas Prairie.
Mrs. Orebaugh, Practical Dress
maker, Grangeville, Idaho, respect
fully solicits the public patronage.
Walter Fem and Joe Jewel load
ed with freight for A. j. McQuade's S
White Bird store at A. Il F's. this
week.
Homer Wise, Grangevillc, and
John Magee, Salem, Oregon, are
the latest additions to our subscrip-
ton list, the latter paper being sent
by Prof. Levi Magee.
MARRIED. -CoNE-OpEL.-At
the residence of James T.. Ferree,
on April 26, 1898, Mr.. Harry w.
Cone and Miss Lena l.. Odel, both
of Idaho county, Idaho, Rev. j. S.
Rhoads, officiating.
MIzpAH LODGE No. IL, d. of r..
meets on Friday eve. on or before
the full moon of every month. Wis
iting members made welcome.
Mrs. S. l.. CowEN,
Secretary.
The weekly drill Of Company G
has been changed from Wednesday
to Monday evening. An election
for captain has been ordered for
next Monday evening, to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation OF
c. b. Wood.
AUCTION SALE.-f will sell al
public auction on Wednesday. May
3, 1898, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. household and kitchen furni
ture. Sale to be for cash in hand
to be held at my residence il
Grangeville east of Jersey house.
Ill. GUsTAMEYER.
SPRING MILLINERY.-The ladies
of Grangeville and Camas Prairi,
are invited to call at the Milliner,
store of Miss NJ. T.. Robinson ant
inspect the most complete stock o
goods in her line ever offered here
All my goods are direct from New
York. Latest styles and loves
prices. M. E. ROBINSON.
Mr.. c. ID. Calvin, accompanie,
by Mr.. Cook, an engineer from Chi
cago, arrived in town Sunday an,
started for Elk yesterday. Nh
Calvin intends to at once com
mence operations on the Red rive
meadows with the dredge. TIL
company propose to bring in an
other lot of heavy machinery thi
, year and work the ground for al
there is in it. Mr.. Cook will hav
charge of the engine.
Mr.. S. w. Smith started on hi
: return to Elk City yesterday. ii
f has been out about four weeks at
, tending to his business interest
here. During his sojourn on tn
| prairie he made tri p to the coun
try between Salmon and Snake t
= inspect some quartz there. Wit
his faith in Elk City growing stror
ger year by year, Mr.. Smith show
his faith by his works and will III
doubtedly reap rich reward ft
!, his years of hard labor in ths
, camp.
, The Great Northern railroad hs
t its eye upon Camas prairie and
t feeder from the main line is bein
, projected, the terminus of whic
) will be on the prairie. With I'll
t greatest section of agricultural Ian
in one body in the United State
without railroad communicated
), with our vast mining wealth a
tracing the attention of capita
= the magnificent empire of Idal
county cannot much longer be kel
y in the background. Our darke
:, hour is past and the glorious SUI
: light of prosperity and progress
;, almost here.
= Prof. Milliken and John No
q wood arrived from Moscow la
week to start work on the Exper
. ment Station. Mr.. Norwood wi
have charge of the station, and III
q doubtedly is we'll qualified for Il
!, position, having had much expe
% ience in England before coming
= this country in agricultural expel
- ments. 1t is the intention to d
'. vote the most of this year to put
= ing out and caring for an orchal
: and small fruits of the differe
e varites which will likely prove Il
h h best adapted to this climate. Sms
; grains and vegetables will also I
ceive attention. 1t is proposed
move the building on the stati
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