Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-09-28

Supt. JueSSen, OF the Ecd river
dredge, was in town last week and
took trip to Lewiston on business
Saturday. He left for Elk City
again Wednesday.
j. ID. Stantial is out from Elk
this week on we'll earned vaca-
ton. He has been on the Red riv-
cr drcdge since it started up last
spring and is Il valuable hand to
the company.
=. ii. McEntee. wife and child
are out from Crooked river. Mr..
McEntcc has been doing consider
able work on his placer this season
and is showing up valuable piece
of ground.
Henry Jones has raised the larg-
est potatoes we have seen this
year. He sent us two White Ele-
plants weighs Obs 4 or and 1-S5
respectively, and an Early Rose
weighing lb 1llozs.
oottio uiI Out iOI IL REtilu AUIl-
didate Ball at Cottonwood on Tues
day evening next when Ballentine
and Reid speak there. The pro-
ceeds Of the ball 90 to benefit the
Cottonwood school fund.
Fred Burgdorf, of Warrens Hot
Springs, has sold his bunch of fine
cattle to Crawford Moore, of Boise
City. Fred accompanied the herd
to Boise and the Statesman gave
him Il nice little send-ofl..
Ballentine, democratic nominee
for congress and Reid, the silver
tongued, will speak at Schmadeka's
hall, Grangeville, on Monday even
ing next. Turn out everybody and
give them good hearing.
Hons. Willis Sweet and Edgar
Wilson are billed to speak in Ida
no county in the republican in
terest in October. Gov. Mcconnell
will not visit either Idaho or Ncz
Perez counties in this campaign.
Mr.. Haevernicll is playing lone
hand in the agricultural implement
business, having dissolved partner
ship with b. w. Maxey. Mr..
Haevernick is an old hand at this
business and will give his patrons
a square deal all around.
John Hanson, of Fairview, was
thrown from his hack in a run
away Tuesday and was seriously
injured by one of the wheels pass
ing over his body. Mr.. Hanson is
one Of our best citizens and his
numerous friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Alexander & Freidenrich receiv-
ed this week the largest consign-
ment of Ladies', Misses and Child
rens jackets and cloaks ever
brought to Camas Prairie and offer
them to the trade at prices to suit
all. See them and if in need of a
garment you will surely buy:
Bud Hunt had narrow escape
from being run through the thresh-
ing machine while at work on
Frank Markham's place last Mon
day. He was standing on the
dashboard and was thrown into
the cylinder by a shcaf knocking
him off his feet. 1t was IL mirac-
ulous escape.
j. j. King, farmer residing
neal Salmon Meadows, was thrown
from wagon and received fatal
injuries, September 8. On Septem.
Der II, Miss Phoebe McCumsey
aged % years, was thrown from q
horse near the Meadows post Office
and dragged for nearly mile, the
body of the unfortunate young
lady being shockingly mangled.
$ Miss M. f. Robinson displays
unusual effort and taste il
her selection of choice Millinery
this fall, in quality, style and price
She cannot fail to please her Gus
toners. Orders from Salmon Riv
er and other points promptly at
tended to. Ladies are invited t.
call at her place of business, cvel
if they do not buy. Grange Hall
corner Main or Hall St.