Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-06-07

day evening in Odd-Fellows' hall.
Mrs. Hannah Hawlev and son
Foster Bawley, arrived from Pull
man last week and are visiting on
the prairie.
Miss Lois Halsey. of Pullman. is
visiting the family of j. A. VIII
kinson, and will re main ten days
or two weeks.
John Coram intends building a
handsome new residence on his
fine farm on Cottonwood creek
north of town.
See the new ad. of w. Haever-
nick. His stock is up to date in
all respects, and prices down to
hard times basis.
Mrs. Luella Smith holds services
at M. f. church, Cottonwood, ON
Sunday morning no oxt, and in the
evening at Denver-
Shissler, Mathison & Baldwin
will start a herd of 800 horses for
the east shortly, ia the Little Sal
mon and Boise route.
A petition for d post-office on
Relief creek and Sc emi-weekly mail
service from Elk City, has been
forwarded to Wash hington.
Whooping cough prevails among
children on the Cottonwood side
to such an extent that school has
been dismissed on account of it.
The Ellwood Glidden barbed
wire diamond e trade mark, is
the cheapest and best. For sale by
G, G. Bunnell, Lewiston, Idaho.
A. Maxey goes I'd Lewiston Mon
day to meet his daughter, Miss
Mary, who has bee attending the
state normal schop pl at Weston,
Oregon.
Hon. G. M. and Mrs. Day are
expected up from Lewiston next
week to spend the summer. They
will occupy the Cla rk residence on
Hall street.
The gold product ion of idaho for
1894 is estimated by the Director
of the mint at S2,0S1,2S1. The
production of silver was 3,2SS, ,54S
fine ounces.
Mrs. f. Morrow. mother of Mil
lard b. Morrow, of Sunnyside, ar
rived from Burlington, Iowa, last
week and will spe hd the summer
with her son.
p. e. Williams, of Butte, Mon
tana. arrived on Sundays stage
and left Tuesday n norning for Elk
City to join the Relief Milling Co,
on Relief creek.
Until further notice the steamer
will leave Lewiston for Riparia
Sunday and Thursday. at 6 a. m.
Arrive at Lewiston Tuesday and
Friday evening.
Wait for the Van Wrinkle Bros.
who will visit Grangeville in a few
days. Don't have your picture
taken until you see our work and
prices. Last but not least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Jones and
their daughter Mr.. Evan Evans,
started Tuesday for Walla Walla,
where Mrs. Evans will enter the
hospital for medical treatment,
Mrs. Botsford, of Moscow, has
arrived and embarked in the mil
linery business with Mrs. c. II
Schmadeka. Mrs. Botsford come.
highly recommended as an artist il
her line.
The Grangevilld Roller Mills viii
start up next w eek for a steady
run. Parties wishing to delivel
wheat on either in debtedness or OF
exchange can do SO.
j SCHWALBACH.
A new seven-fobt sidewalk is tt
be put in the full length of th'
FREE PRESS block and a crosswall
across Hall street to Grange hall
A drain ditch is also to be built
The grangers and Editor Parke
are making a joint job of it.
A private lettC Cr to the edito
from a well-knowil mining man il
Florence says: g have not ha'
time look the camp over fully bu
: I firmly believe Il le quartz lodes 0
} Florence are lasting and the cam
is bound to come 10 the 'front.'"
l have just received a nice lin
} of ladies' and chill iren's spring an,
summer hats, both trimmed am
untrimmed, of latest style and low
est possible prices. viii take par
trade ; ladies call and see.
Mrs. G.. III. SCHMADEKA.
Mr.. and Mrs. j ones, of Pomeroy
father and mother of Mrs. j. VI
Murphy, arrived here recently an
/, are domiciled in the Greenliel
house. They are pioneers in sex
eral states, and NJ Jones has bee
an active church member for )
!, years.