Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-08-09
Bond election August 20.

cream.
Those cold drinks at the post
office are delicious!
A populist editor from Dayton
has leased the Cottonwood Report.
J. f. Beede, of Harpster, has
been doing the metropolis this
week.
Races at Meadows commence on
Monday, August 10, and continue
for six days.
Teachers Institute at Mt. Idaho
commences Monday, August 26,
and continues to August 30.
Ezra Baird and George Reed re-
turned from Florence Wednesday
and left for Lewiston yesterday.
ATTENTION LADIES Call at the
Post office and get drink of ice
cold soda water, lemonade, milk
shake or orange cider.
Harry Faulkner left for Florence
Yesterday with a load of lumber
for Mike Deasy who is operating
the old Gold Lake diggings.
Call at the Bargain Store and
see the great cut on summer cloth
ing which has been made to make
room for our new stock, Now is
the time to purchase your clothing.
James Goodwin was up from
Clearwater Tuesday and said he
would fill all orders for fruit next
week. Mr.. Goodwin is credited
with having the finest orchard in
the best fruit belt in the county.
WANTED.-More room and mo-
ney. We have stacks" of goods.
We must have more room and mo-
ney. Call ON us if you want values
unheard-of.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH,
The Leaders.
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. IL
Elk City stage leaves Grange
vile every Tuesday and Friday
mornings at five o'clock, arriving
at Elk at four p. m. next afternoon.
The night is spent at their new
place on the summit of Baldy
Fare for the round trip, Sc; single
fare, 81. Freight, u cents per fb
The Indians were assembled at
Lapwai Monday and Tuesday o.
this week for the purpose of re
ceiving that long-talked of Indian
money which the government gives
them for the surplus lands on theil
reservation. The Indian pay day
has come and gone and nobod,
was bit the wiser-Or richer.
Mr.. Schwalbach has received ;
letter from his shipping agent il
San Francisco, stating that hi
Grangeville -four holds it's head VI
with any article in that market
and that it meets with ready sal
against all competition. Mr.
Schwalbach will ship several hun
dred tons this summer and fall.
Always bear in mind when com
ing to Grangeville that VIM. +
Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST an
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL GRC
cERIEs 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.
u w. f. SCHMADEKA.
> The present time affords abunt
ant opportunities for profitab
: mining on large scale. The ol
9 saying that it takes money to MAX
4 money is every day becoming MOI
s manifestly true. Improved mi
r cninery and processes which Off
enlarged facilities for mineral pr
g duction are nearly all of a chara
ter to require a large initial on
). lay. But they make it possible
a work great quantities of low-gra'
= ore that has heretofore been wit
out value.
4 Do not go to Moscow, Genes
k or Kendrick to purchase goo
r when you can do better at home.
:, surcingies so es
Concord Team Collars 80. ... $500 p,
Bos ton Team Collars .,.............. go
" Riding Bird Q. complete. ......... 100
7ain Hame straps. per dozen $50. LOO
p Double Team Buggy Harness 2000
Harness 300
Betting. both cemented and riveted.. IS II
9 Rope .l2la
. Repair work on harness and sa
n dlery much less than any house
=, Idaho. Call at
- - II w. +. SCHMADEKA's.
as In accordance with the instr,
I'd tions of the county commissions
G. b. Kinkaid, supervisor of re
district No. 20, last week made