Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-04
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Mrs. Riggs left for Lewiston
with Higgins yesterday.
Teachers examination is in
progress as we go to press.
Walter Hill started for Clear
water and Elk City Friday.
A dance was held in Schmade-
ka's hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. f Graham will visit
her mother in Kansas this sum-
mer.
Rev. +. l.. Buzzell will preach
at Bentz school house at 2:3O p. m.
Sunday.
NJ. II. Kuhn writes from Dayton
that he will be among us again
shortly.
Photographer Hanson is in War
rens shooting celestials for regis
tration purposes.
Rev. Batcman will preach at
11:3O q. M and Rev. f. l.. Buzzell
at p. m. Sunday at Grangeville.
Jno. f. Mclean has arranged to
run the Vollmer & Scott mill after
May 10 and will receive wheat in
exchange for flour and feed.
A late arrival by the name Of
Davis has purchased one-half acre
of Mrs. Crooks on the south of
town for residence purposes.
J. w. Shannon established the
grade on Main street last Satur-
day. Next week we will give a
detailed statement of the grade as
established.
If you wish to sell your farm
you will find it to your advantage
to list it with the f. p. Bureau.
g We advertise free of charge all
lands left with us.
: For SALE.-Eligible residence
, property in Grangeville; six lots,
with residence, barn and stable, all
=, under fence. For particulars ap-
: ply to J. n. Rice. 40
S. 6. Coston father of the Coston
boys, who are now carrying tho
Elk City mail, has purchased prop
erty in Grangeville and will al
e once erect a residence.
u In this issue is to be found The
: ad. of Mary G. Monahan, who vii
II open dress and cloak making
y parlors next Monday in j. F. Cow
II ems residence on west Main street
!. Stoves! Stoves! We have larg
" assortment of Heating and Cool
n Stoves which we offer to the trad
at lowest prices. Give us u call be
fore buying
II ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
l. Do you need a Camp Kettle;
n Do you need Camp Stove;
% Do YOU need Gold Pan;
J. Do you need a Reflector;
20 or anything in the line of stove
i and tinware, go to III. A. Steinkt
N Everything at rock bottom prices
l. This is the last day Of grace fo
N the Chinese to register under tn
provisions of the Geary act. Ow
a. ing to the absence Of the registe
ls there are several Chinese i'll Ou
ST mountain mining camps who hav
w been unable to get themselves reg
d istered, despite their desire to d
,e SO.
ne William Wilson was maxim
n. proof upon his homestead on tn
e. Middle fork of Clearwater befol
Il, the clerk of the district court las
CO Saturday. John T. Turner ente
IN ed protest against the proof bein
received, claiming that portion
o. the land was mineral in characte
IN Saturday afternoon and half tt
ed day Monday was occupied in tai
nd ing testimony. Attorney II.
Y Samuels represented Turner, r.
is Fulton appearing for Wilson.
'er Henry Schmadeka had II.
lr. johnson arrested this week Wi
to the object of having him bour
he over to keep the peace. Johns'
ar has been living upon the old S. \
he Reynolds place, northwest of tow
}. now owned by Geo. Schmadek
for and on last Thursday, while He
IN ry was working on the place, ,Joh
r. son threatened him with Wi
,or chester, and in fact ran him off t
for ranch. We were not informed
,er to the origin of the difficulty. !
Nv, we 90 to press the case is pendi
hoe before Justice Woodward.
the A party of capitalists have la
ern " located four miles of the Sou
inc fork of Clearwater for placer M
ere ing purposes, commencing at
ore reservation line and running
cti- stream. They propose to wo
the bed of the river by means
tur some steam machinery whi
the forces jet of steam from bucl
pest on the bedrock, and by means
1t another stream of cold air, c.
cest denses the vapor and thus crea
and a vacuum which is filled by