Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-08

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Twill sell Harness, Saddlery and |
Groceries of all kinds at lowest
bedrock price for cash. No more
credit business. w. +. SCHMADEKA.
VIM. Coram and James Buchan-
an will put in ferry across Clear
water at the mouth of Big Canyon
as soon as there is any certainty
that the Kendrick road will be
built.
For SALE.-Eligible residence
property in Grangeville; six lots,
with residence, barn and stable, all
under fence. For particulars APP
ply to j. N. Rice. 40
If you wish to sell your farm
you will find it to your advantage
to list it with the +. p. Bureau.
We advertise free of charge all
lands left with us.
J. D. Holton ives a visitor in
town this week and escorted Mr..
Hutch Stevens, of Lead city,
Dakota, to Warrens, to inspect
some placer ground on the Mead
ows, in that camp.
Stovesl Stoves! We have large
assortment of Heating and Cook
Stoves which we offer to the trade
at lowest prices. Give us call be-
fore buying.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
Tom Phillips returned from
Twenty Mile creek Monday night,
having lost his saddle horse, pack
horse and pack on his way in, the
animals having got away from him.
He reports that the bridge across
Johns creek was washed out by
high water.
Miss Abbie Oliver was brought
over from Guy, WASH, to her par
ents here last week in a very
critical condition from malignant
fever. We are happy to state that
the young lady is somewhat i'm
proved since coming under her
parents care.
S. w. Reynolds, Walter Rhett,
A. Markham and w. Brown came
up from the river last Friday with
24O head of cattle which they
delivered to G. f. Holt. Mr.. Holt
is due to deliver all his purchases
at, Genesee as soon as the high
water will permit of crossing them.
Tom Phillips is out from Twenty
Mile and reports the new sUperin-
tendent, Mr.. Darwin, highly pleas
ed with the property of the Enter
prise Mining Co. They are now
working eight men, but have been
bothered by too much high water
to do effective work. The season
will now open in earnest.
A fine new steamer to be called
the Lewiston" will be be built by
the Union Pacific to take the place
of the ill-fated Annie Faxon. The
Almota has been taken down to
Umatilla, where she will be used
in transferring passengers on the U.
P, there being number of wash
outs between Pendleton and Port
land.
Call and inspect summer styles
in Millinery and Trimmings, which
will be sold at reduced rates in
order to close out my stock. 1t is
my intention the coming fall tC
offer my lady friends larger and
more complete stock of all goods
in my line than I have been able
to do heretofore.
1 Miss M. E. ROBINSON.
Mr.. J. P. M. Richards, president
of the Spokane and Eastern Trus
Co., in company with w. G. Frit
ter, district manager of the New
York Life insurance Co., pait
Camas Prairie a visit last week
Mr.. Fritter brought Mr.. Richards
up from Lewiston to show him The
many beauties and resources o
this country, with view of Mr.
Richards company making SOM
loans here in the near future. Mr.
Richards predicts great improve
ment in the condition of the finan
cial affairs of the entire countr,
, soon.
The fifth Demorest Contest wa
|, held at the M. E. church Saturda
! evening. Each contest increase
!, the interest shown by our people
and on Saturday evening til
church WAS crowded to its utmos
capacity. There were six contest
ants and all in all the selection
were the best rendered Of the serie.
, The judges awarded the prize t
Miss Addie Cook, which met wit
l the approval of almost the entir
audience. After the next cOntes
will be held the "gold medal" " cor
!, test, to be participated in by thos
/ who hold silver medals.
BoKN.-Near Glenwood, Idah'
June Z, 1894, to the wife of Arthu
- Pagan, an IL pound boy.