Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-23
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CARD OF THANKs.-I desire to
thank the people of Camas for their
liberal patronage at my last dance,
March 16. All have my best wishes.
w. F. SoHMADEKA.
Nell Gardner slipped on the ice
Wednesday morning and in trying
to save himself from bad fall
thrust his hand through a big glass
in the post Office front, inflicting a
very ugly wound.
Give DIR. A. c. Humelbaugh a call
and secure his advice in different
branches and methods of dentistry.
All his work will be guaranteed, as
his stay here will be permanent.
Give him a trial and judge for
yourself.
The Hardware establishment of
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston, Idaho, is
replete with useful and ornamental
wares for builders and domestic
purposes. While in that city do not
fail to give him a call. Mail orders
will receive prompt attention.
"What's in name ?" Well that
depends. For instance, the name
of "Ayer" is sufficient guarantee
that Ayers Sarsaparilla is genu-
inc, scientific blood-purifier, and
not q sham, like so much that goes
by the name of "sarsaparilla."
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the standard.
The snow fell so deep in places
ON the Elk City trail during the
winter that the mail carrier had to
cut new blazes ON the trees to
pilot himself to and fro on his
lonely trips. The old blazes are
from IL to 16 feet above the surface
of the ground.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral possesses
powerful healing qualities, which
manifest themselves whenever this
remedy is employed in colds,
coughs. throat or lung troubles.
It's anodyne and expectorant effects
are promptly realized. 1t is chem
ical success and medical triumph.
The commissioners appoint road
supervisors at their April session.
They propose to appoint none but
responsible property owners where
such will qualify. 1t is time that
we of Grangeville were looking up
a good man to supervise the roads
of this town and district.
Application will be made at the
April term of commissioners court
to make Grangeville an Independ-
ent school district. We have more
than the required amount of tax
able property, and in our judgment
it will be wise proceeding. Read
the law and judge for yourself.
During the past week we have
enrolled the following new SUBJ
scribers to the F. P:
Seth Jones, Grangeville, Idaho.
G. L. Palmer, Grangeville, Idaho.
G. w. Myers, Grangeville, Idaho.
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John X. johnson, Clearwater, Idaho.
The biggest dance held in this
town for several years was the ST.
Patrick's ball in Schmadeka's hall
last Friday night. There were 6S
couple present and eleven sets were
on the floor all night. Everybody
brought basket supper, and the
supply of turkey, chicken and other
edibles resembled our Fourth of
July picnic grounds. An enjoyable
time was had by all present.
F. E. Fogg went to Lewiston last
Friday to canvass the metropolis
for advertisements for the special
edition of the FREE Press soon to
be issued by the Camas Prairie
Development Association. I'll. F.
Samuels is canvassing the Salmon
river settlements in the same in
terest. 1t is not money making
scheme for anybody, the object be-
ing solely to advertise the whole OF
this great Clearwater country.
Newton Hibbs, horticulturist ed
itor of the Lewiston Teller, says:
"The apples and pears grown in
the Potlatch, PaloUse, Craig noun
tain and Camas Prairie districts,
have qualities that make them
very desirable. They are firm,
high colored and richly favored;
,, and their keeping qualities have
surprised all good judges who have
examined them. Under present
conditions such apples could be
marketed either in California or in
the east with a nice profit for the
grower"
Fred higgins returned Sunday
from Salmon river with the horses
used by Messrs. VanArsdale and
Bond. Fred accompanied them as
far as the mouth of Little Salmon
where they parted company with
their animals and proceeded on uE