Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-06-21
Here comes summer at last


AL. Nurss reports many strikes
of new quartz in Florence.
Harry Faulkner left for Florence
yesterday with load of potatos.
Long Hollow correspondence
is unavoidably crowded out today.
District court will probably be
occupied nearly the whole of next
week with the bank suit.
l pay the highest market price
for beef hides and furs.
2 j. c. HoLsCLAw, Grangeville.
Mr.. Vollmer's visit has revived
the talk of that brick building on
the corner for bank and store.
Miss M. +. Robinson is this
week receiving summer millinery.
Ladies call and see late styles.
Grant and Mrs. Benedict are up
from Salmon river and will have
their town house painted during
their stay.
Picnic at Lake school ground on
Saturday, June %. Basket dinner.
Awning on ground. Program next
week.
New subscribers to the +. p. are:
Mike Wells, Grangeville, Idaho;
f. A. Marsh, Gibbonsville, Idaho;
C. j. Johnston, La Mesa, Calf.
You can buy two boxes of tacks
for five cents; also No. l galvan-
lied pail for 35cts. Remember l
am here to please the people.
III. A. STEINKE.
Children's Day services at Den
yer next Sunday. Come at 10 a. m,
and remain until 4 p. m. Bring
lunch. Sunday school collection
will be taken.
Have you seen the granite ware
just received at II. A. Steinke's di-
rect from the factory; and did you
note the prices on the same. Near
ly as cheap as tinware.
Baptist meetings will be contin-
ued every evening this week and
next at Episcopal church. Bap-
tism next Sunday at Nurss' pond,
two miles south of Grangeville.
MARRIED. AT the residence OF
r. =. Castle, near Grangeyille
by w. N. Knox Jr., a minister oi
the gospel, William H. Williams
Jr., to Miss Birdie James, both o
Idaho county.
Rt Rev. Bishop Talbot's appoint
ments for Idaho county are as fol
lows:
Cottonwood, Thursday, July II
Denver, Friday, July -.
Grangeville, Sunday, July IA.
A meeting of the citizens o
Grangeville is called to meet at tn
Jersey House on Monday evenin,
next at s o'clock to discuss tn
opening of a road on the Piersol
section line west of town.
MANY CITIZENS.
I have just received a nice lin
of ladies' and children's spring an
summer hats, both trimmed an
untrimmed, of latest style and low
est possible prices. VIII take paI
trade ; ladies call and see.
Mrs. c. ii. SCHMADEKA.
The hills of Idaho county al
scanned with gold-bearing rock, an
only an effort is required to reve;
!. the treasure. The lodges with
). the boundary lines of this count
contain enough of the preciol
! metal to make nation rich.
v The weather of the past wee
has been excessively cold for Jun
the thermometer registering eigl
. degrees of frost two successi,
) nights. New snow also fell dow
. to the timber line south of tow
Twas one of prophet Hicks pr
Y dicted storms.
II J. P. Fitzgerald spent sever
/ days in town this week and lc
: Tuesday with Mrs. f. for Florenc
: where they will spend the summe
II Fitz is rebuilding the big flume
r Florence preparatory to sluicil
II off some of his rich decompos
Homestale quartz.
' The Sunday school at the Epi
ID copal church has been changed fro
= Up. m. to ! a. m, and will be co
i Quoted as an independent scho
Mrs. Brown will teach the Bill
is class. All are invited to come a.
g take part. Prizes will be given
'e the best behaved boy and girl.
v. +. L. Leslie was out from E
ss Sunday. The shaft on his Calf;
a MIA mine on Gold hill is down
70 feet and will be sunk 100 feet fl
a ther to ensure ample ore reser,
,r before erecting machinery. TIL,
is a little water in the shaft, but
is easily handled with bucket a
windlass.
gh A week or two ago we pa
ar phrased paragraf of warning g