Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-07-05
Rev. Bateman will preach at M.
f. church on Sunday morning at
IL a. m, and at night at p. m.

L a. m., ana at night at p. IN.
Hay harvest begins on the prai-
ric Monday. The crop is good
one and two weeks Of good wealth
er will harvest it in good shape.
A rich strike is reported from
Florence in the Waverly mine of a
chute of rich gold ore D feet wide,
which is now being taken out and
milled.
p. II. McEntee is out from Elk
to spend the Fourth with his fam
lily. He will return and take them
in with him for the balance of the
season in a few days.
A new blacksmith shop is being
erected on east Main street for
Cook & Davidson. Their old shop
will be used as a warehouse by
Joseph Pfeufer when vacated.
II. A. Palmer, the gunsmith. has
returned from Walla Walla, hav-
ing sold his property there. His
family will arrive as soon as they
have collected outstanding acc'ts.
Road supervisor l. d. Lyons has
just completed good bridge across
Lawyers canyon. 1t is 96 feet
long, with stringers IA inches
square and a central span of 26
feet.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Talbot's appoint
ments for Idaho county are as fol-
lows:
Cottonwood, Thursday, July IL.
Denver, Friday, July -.
Grangeville, Sunday, July IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford, of Pata-
ha, have leased Willow creek house
on Riley Dixon's farm on Craig's
mountain, and are conducting it in
tirst-class style. Mrs. Hartford is a
daughter of w. M. Rice, of West
lake.
The farm residence of Duff
Greene near Cottonwood, was
totally destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday morning of last week. A
fire was started in the stove and a
defective flue did the rest. Insur-
ancc $500.
VIM. Havernick left with his
family for Lewiston Tuesday for
permanent residence. A Maxey
will have charge of the implement
warehouse at ispoint and knows
his business and will give all his
patrons a square deal.
Judge Piper will hold a special
term of court in Lewiston July II.
The regular fall term convenes
November Is. Judge Piper intends
making Lewiston his permanent
home and the headquarters of this
judicial district hereafter.
Sixty Saddles just received by
w. f. Schmadeka, which is the
most complete stock ever opened
to the eyes of the public. Also
Three wagon loads of fine Crock
cry Ware, with the Greatest
Slaughter of Prices ever made in
that line. 10
The hot winds of the past week
have cooked the growing grain in
the Lewiston country and points
below to such an extent as to in.
jure the crop prospects 25 per cent
Even up here on Camas Prairie
while nothing is burned, we need
rain, and need it badly.
This month the Overland Month
ly begins new volume and con.
tairs II lengthy article treating OF
the riots last year in the Cpul
d'Alenes and the Miners union
strike which has agitated the state
so greatly during the past year
The article is written by an army
officer and is very interesting.
Always bear in mind when com
ing to Grangeville that VIM. +
Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST anC
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL GRO
CERES carried in Grangeville.
also defy competition as to price.
and quality of goods. All good
sold for Cash at lowest possibl,
rates. Call and see for yourself.
IL w. +. SCHMADEKA.
In justice to Hon. J. w. Reid
of Lewiston, who was announced
as orator of the day at the Fourth
of July celebration at Cottonwood
we wish to state that his name wa
put on the program without hi
knowledge or consent, and at tha
time he had already accepted al
invitation to speak at Pullman.
Down on White Bird the grass
hoppers are playing smash again
having taken every green thing
This is the second successive yea
that section has been infested it
the hopper plague, and the settler
are badly discouraged. The frui
crop in the growing orchards ha
shared the fate of the garden truck
The Keystone of the Arch
In the ediflce of health is vigor, which mear
not merely muscular energy but an acti,
discharge of the various functions OF the bod
such as digestion, secretion OF the bile. IL