Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-05-04
GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO IDAHO FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1894
Kendrick road meeting at Den

The horse round up takes place
at Eckert's next Monday, the 18th.
Harry Schieler arrived out from
Warrens Tuesday and went to
Lewiston with Higgins yesterday.
Mr.. Freidenrich is expected
home with higgins Saturday or
Sunday, from his business trip to
Portland.
Will Brown is up from Horse
shoe Bend. He reports the wagon
road contractors doing excellent
work.
The Ellwood Glidden Barbed
wire, Diamond E'' trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G. G. Bunnell, Lewiston.
Bro. Robt. Larimer, of Stewart
Institute, Carson City, Nevada,
has sent along his annual assess
ment for the old reliable.
There is quite a demand for acre
property adjoining town by people
who wish to build homes and have
room enough for a garden spot.
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
Two Japanese walked into town
last week with blankets on their
backs expecting to go to work on
the State wagon roads. There are
dozen white men offering to work
for a dollar, and some for fifty
cents a day, where only one is
needed. DO not come to Camas
Prairie now.
Quite a number of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Evans gather
ed together Wednesday evening
and proceeded to the elegant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. on Mob Hill
which they took possession OF,
much to the surprise of the occu'
pants. \ most enjoyable evening
was spent and toward midnight al
elegant supper was served by the
visiting ladies.
The new superintendent of thu
Enterprise Mining Co. arrived las
t Sunday and left with ed. Hanger
7. II. Phillips and Lew Bates fo
the company's claims on Twent.
o Mile Sunday afternoon. A large
. force will be employed later on
f The intention is simply to recon
Y ioiter at present, to clear the snoy
out of the bitches and get things il
shape before putting on more men
William PAUL was visitor frou
+ the Cottonwood side last Friday
: His name will, in all likelihood
be presented to the republican
county convention as a candidat
G for the sheriff's Office. Dick Hen
/ lev and John Graham will ais
- likely be candidates for the nom
IS nation for sheriff on the republica
side. On the democratic side in
l. dications point to the nominatio
e of Cyrus Overman.
Ie w. l.. Costley is making a love
u ly home spot out of the grounc
u where the exercises were held las
Fourth of July. The tract is no
m ploughed and set out to orchart
is garden and shrubbery, and on
r look at it shows what can be dor
le in this country by close cultivation
is Mr.. Costley bought two and on
half acres of this tract last fai
!, paying $3.50 per acre and has sint
- -, converted it into home any ma
!, " may well be proud of.
of Mr.. J. w. Miller, the first for
10 man of the Bunker Hill & Sulliva
le mine some years since, arrive
here from Spokane last week al
: leaves in a few days for Big cree
s in the Dixie country, where he
20 interested in some Of the plac
~ io ground located last year by NJ
10, Yetter, of Spokane. He goes
Z. prospect the ground, and if IL
"' prospects are satisfactory, to q
range for opening and working t
- claims on a large hydraulic scale
~ ~, George A. King, chief carpent
of the Bunker Hill and Sullivs
~, " accompanied by his partner, X.
-, Dunn, arrived here from Wardn
iio h last Sunday ard outftted
NC Horseshoe Bend on Salmon riv
where they go to wor gcli-s,
mt ing machine which ". King !
his invented. Mr.. King is one of
he finest mechanics in this westC
lhe country, and we hope his mach
est will realize his expectations. TIL
for is an everlasting fortune in st
md for the man who invents pra,
cable fine gold-saving machine.
,od That gem "Farina" manufact
,rt. ed by Jacob Schwalbach, of
the Grangeville roller Mills, is the /
,l;c thing ever put on the market.
I is manufactured from the choi(
selected CamaS prairie wheat :