Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-04-20
I'D. stantial left for Elk City

Seth Cowen and Paul Stelnke
are prospecting up the Clearwater.
Little George Sheer is town
after more freight for Josh Fockler.
Rev. w. A. Hall will preach in
the morning at Grangeville sun
day.
Mr.. Scott has had rock hauled
and dumped on the east side of his
store building.
Andy McQuade is up from the
river, shipping freight to his White
Bird store.
l. will preach at White Bird at
II a. m. and p. m. Sunday.
L. l.. BUZzELL.
District Court is sitting in Lew
ton this week with 81 civil cases
on the calendar.
Mrs. Nickel opened her school
Monday morning with an initial
attendance of 25 pupils.
The Elk City and Warrens mail
left here Monday for the first time
under the new schedule.
School commences in District No.
3 on Monday, April %, with Mrs.
M. III. Vercler as teacher.
Sash, doors, and mouldings of all
kinds, for sale by VANsIsE & CAMP
BELL, Grangeville, Idaho. 48
The Deasy boys are expected
with their pack train to-day to
load freight for the Salmon river
road contractors.
The electric railroad between
Lewiston and Boise, via Grange
vile, is estimated to cost $2,00O,-
900. Distance 264 miles.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond E" trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston.
For SALE.-First-class seed
wheat for cash or on time. Apply
to w. w. Brown.
45 Grangeville, Idaho.
Vansise & Campbell, the Grange
Vile contractors, have established
an agency here for the sale of the
product of Parker Bros. Denver
planning mills.
A stimulant is often needed to
nourish and strengthen the roots
and keep the hair natural color.
Halls Hair Remover is the best
tonic for the hair.
Gov. II. l.. Ward was over from
Mt. Idaho Monday. Mr.. Ward is a
Mexican War veteran and is daily
expecting an increase of pension to
$12 per month.
Photographer Hanson started to
Elk City Tuesday to photograph
the Chinese who intend to register
On his return he will proceed tC
Warrens on similar business.
Allen Baggs, of Cottonwood, il
visiting relatives on Puget Sound
and in Boise City. Loren Wanr
takes his place in the Brown &
Wax store during his absence.
Mr.. Norwood has lately received
seed potatoes, wheat, barley an(
other truck from the old country
with which he will experiment OF
the Agricultural Experiment farm
Messrs. Humelbaugh and Dillor
moved into their new offices in the
upstairs of the Grange Hall build
ing Monday, and are now comfort
ably installed and ready for bust
ness.
Tom Surridge says: "The mar
ket for us is at Elk City rather
than the outside world" HI
favors opening the wagon road tt
that point first of all, and so say
we all of us.
Rev. Bateman will give a lecture
at the M. E. church next Sunday
evening. Subject "What he re.
members of the Womans' crusade
commencing at & o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
We let the county commission
ers run the old reliable this week,
and taxpayers will find it highly
interesting issue. They were in
continuous session from Monday
morning until Friday evening.
Tom Holmes broke a rib while
attempting to climb an S-foot stake
and rider fence with a heavy pole
on his shoulder Monday. He fell
to the ground with the pole on top
and was quite severely injured.
A freighter from Lewiston pulled
in Monday with 1900 pounds fol-
A. s. F. having been five days or
the road. His load was principally
giant powder for use on the State
wagon road, and some few groceries
Sandy Ingram and family have
returned from their winters trip t.
California and are again domicilet
on their ranch near Denver. Mr.
Ingram was in town Saturday ant
called to renew his subscription Il
tho old reliah1e r p