Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-11-08
Eureka saloon has shut down.
A week of November weather.

Eureka saloon has shut down.
| A week of November weather.
C. L. Rice was out from Buffalo
Hill this week.
District court will probably ad-
journ tomorrow.
Paul Steinke is on his way to
California to spend the winter.
Rev. Silas Perkins will preach
at Denver next Sunday morning
at 1890, and at Mt. Idaho at 2:30
p. m.
f. M. Soften was a visitor from
the White Bird settlements this
week and left 6 big dollars for the
old reliable county newspaper.
Nor:cE.-I will give a mill yard
and mill site on Johns creek free
for one year to any one who will
erect saw-mill thereon. En-
quire of John D. Long, Grange
vile, Idaho.
An Honest Dollar will always
find an Honest Bargain. If you
respect your dollars bring them to
us for your Ladies' Jackets and
Capes. just in.
| ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH,
The Leaders.
NoT1CE.-The undersigned warns
all persons from trading for or pur-
chasing any mining ground or wa
ter privileges belonging to VIM. II.
Short on Salmon river.
VIM. II. SHORT.
October Is, 1895.
TAKEN UP.-A small bay mare,
star in forehead, branded IL or 76
on left shoulder. Owner can find
same at Rice & Days livery sta
BILE, Grangeville, Idaho.
% JOHN 7. HIGGINS.
A Fit is what a woman wants
when she buys a Jacket. Oui
, Garments are of the Fitting kind.
, ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
The Leaders
1 have just received new line
of Hats, Caps and Fascinators
also Ladies' Underwear, which
will sell at lowest prices. Ladies
! give me a call and be convinced.
! % MRs. G. III. ScHMADEKA.
A pretty woman wearing one o
; our Fall Jackets or Capes is neve
I quite without hope. They increas
! her beauty, and beauty draws lik
magnet.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH,
h The Leaders.
= MARRIED.-At the residence q
a the parents of the bride, near Cot
a tonwood, Idaho, ON Sunday, Nov
q ember 8, 1895, Eugene E. McPher
son and Miss Charlotte V. Alex
q ander. Rev. Silas Perkins unite
+ the happy pair in the bonds
n wedlock.
DIED.-Erie Belle, daughter ,
If Jas. II. and E. j. Cross, aged l
n months, 26 days. Little Erie we
10 sick 15 days and died at 1:5O O
g clock, Monday a. M, Nov. 3, l89
l. The funeral services were conduc
,r ed by Rev. Silas Perkins ON Tue
70 day afternoon. The family ha,
% the sympathy of large circle
,e friends.
:" :" DIED.-Elisha Eggleston, co
~ sort of Mrs. Chloe Eggleston. d
ceased was 50 years and 8 mont
m old. He served his country
in the late civil war for three year
o. and four months, and was w0un
n ed in the shoulder. He was tro
,h bled with disease of the heal
If He was highly spoken of as tr
as citizen, most obliging neighbt
of kind and friendly to all. P.
he Mr.. Ernest Day, brother of t
of well-known Day family who
ne pioneers of Camas Prairie, arriv
tn lately from Kansas to visit re
,is tives, but has decided to locs
,at permanently among us. Last we
mo- he purchased half-interest in t
prosperous hardware business bu
up by Henry Steinke. The fl
ug now sails under the name
ms Steinke & Day. The new partn
ne in the classic language of the cl
aia sic poet, is "onto his job," a
ol thoroughly familiar with the ira
al. besides being progressive and
oh to-date in business methods.
re- wish the new firm long career
ees prosperity.