Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-07-26
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they are mining and milling gold
ores at cost of AS cents per ton.


Luke Marengo loaded his pack
train at A. 4 F's Tuesday with
merchandise for Relief Milling Co.
Miss Carrie Alexander left for
Lewiston yesterday to the regret
of many friends In this community.
Cashier Brown has had a neat
invisible wire fence erected this
week around his residence proper
ty on Hall street.
New subscribers to the old rela-
BILE county paper are: II. Sprute,
ST.. ,Keuterville Idaho: w G. Brown,
White Bird, Idaho.
Before buying Mowers, Rakes,
Wagons, Hacks and Buggies, call
on Means & McRoberts, Genesee,
Idaho; o write for prices. 8
Mrs. .E.A.Crea has purchased the
McDevitt residence property on
west Main street. DIR. and Mrs.
Riggs will occupy it later.
The EllwOod Glidden barbed
wire diamond Z" trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G, G. Bunnell, Lewiston, Idaho.
Newton Hibbs and family and
P. T. LOmax, of Lewiston, passed
through Tuesday on their way to
Payette lake for a summer picnic.
All parties desiring clothing re-
paired, cleaned or dyed should take
same to Philip Zimmerman, the
tailor, and have them done at once,
as he removes to Lewiston shortly.
A social dance will be given in
the l. 0. o. F. hall this, Friday,
evening, July 26. All are cordially
invited to attend. Music will be
furnished by DR.. II. V. Riggs
string band.
F. d. Richardson, of the Bargain
Store, accompanied by his wife,
two children and household furni-
ture arrived from Pullman last
Thursday and are occupying the
Vercler residence.
Messrs. Steinheiser, and Frank
McGrane drove the Misses Lorena
Ackerman and Carrie Alexander
to Salmon river last Sunday. They
report a royal reception at the hos
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Glatigny.
Harry Baughman. mate of the
steamer Lewiston, and who was in
the Annie Faxon explosion, passed
through town last Friday, accom-
panied by Frank Perry, en- route
to Fred Burgdorf's Warm Springs
in pursuit of health.
The Baptists are having good
success with their church subscrip-
tion and have bought three lots in
Halls addition and begin erect
ing a $500 building for church
purposes forthwith. This will give
Grangeville four churches.
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
When the steamboat runs to the
forks of Clearwater the shipment
of timothy hay ought to be the
best and most profitable resource
of Camas Prairie. The hay raised
up here will command $40 to s15
per ton anywhere in the north
west. Don't overlook the hay crop !;
it is a sure winner, and the world
can't beat us in raising timothy.
Always bear in mind when COM
ing to Grangeville that VIM. F.
Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST and
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL GRO
cERIEs carried in Grangeville.
also defy competition as to prices
and quality of goods. All goods
sold for Cash at lowest possible
rates. Call and see. for yourself.
IL w. f. SCHMADEKA.
Mrs. G. j. Richardson, of Prince
ton, Illinois, accompanied by her
son, G. p. Richardson, and broth
er of H.E.Heppner, of Moose creek
arrived Saturday and departed
Monday for a visit to Moose creek
and the Elk City country. Mrs.
Richardson has been making the
grand tour of the coast this sum-
mer and is just back from a trip
to Alaska.
Commissioners allowed S6135.15,
IN bills against the county at their
late term, of which more than half
was on the General Road Fund
for work done on the county roads.
But in spite of all this work and
expenditure continued year after
year our roads are practica lly i'm
passable for four months out of the
twelve. Dirt roads are no good in
a wet country. The soil should be
scraped off and our roads built on
solid bedrock. Try it and see.