Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-04-12

Mark V. Jarrett arrived home
on Wednesdays stage.
WANTED.-Idaho county war
rants. BANK OF CAMAs PRAIRIE.
Grangeville, Idaho.
Mrs. Bert Sherwin leaves for
Salt Lake City in few days for a
course of treatment for deafness.
The household furniture and law
library of J. F. Ailshie were
shipped to him at San Jose last
Monday.
New subscribers to the f. p,
this week are: j. l.. Upton,
Grangeville, Idaho; Jas. Lytle,
Denver, Idaho.
Our neighbors at Cottonwood
had bonfire and anvil firing iubi-
lation last Friday night when the
location of the packing house was
assured.
c. p. Richardson left for Elk
City yesterday. Here is another
man that has 500 to give towards
the completion of the Elk City
wagon road.
Sam Dillinger has sent out more
rich specimens of gold quartz from
his Sampsonian and Dillinger led
ges in Dixie district to Henry Wax
and w. Havernick.
A large force of men are at work
grading. hauling lumber and franz
ing timbers for the packing house.
Over 100, 900 feet of lumber will be
used in its construction.
Millard B. Morrow was out in
the sunshine Tuesday, his first
visit to town for more than a
month. The grippe has had tus-
sci with him and left its mark.
Ed. Parks arrived from Lewis
ton Sunday with a big load of
freight. He reported the road hub
deep with mud all the way, but
they are now drying out rapidly.
Owing to the change of time in
arrival of Uniontown stages at
Lewiston we now get mail from
Spokane in three days. When the
summer schedule starts up in May
the time will be reduced to two
days.
Easter Sunday services at ME.
church. Sermon by the pastor in
the morning. An easter service
by the Junior League at 3 D. M,
to which the public are invited to
attend. Song services in the eve
ming.
VIM. Won Berge has removed his
Eagle Brewery saloon to Mrs.
Rhett's premises on West Main
street. He is now fitted up in first
class style and is dispensing the
best grade of beer ever brewed on
Camas Prairie.
The supreme court has affirmed
the judgement of the district
court in favor of Morris, in
the case of N. NJ. Morris
against Chas. Miller. This was a
replcvin case brought for the pos
session of q colt.
The lamented Mark w. Mus
grove is now publishing paper
called the Methow Gold Miner, at |
Methow, Okanogan Co., Wash. |
Musgrove is a 'hoodoo" of the first
water to anybody and anything he
is associated with.
Owing to the uncertainty of the
provisions of the new revenue law
the board telegraphed to the state
authorities at Boise, Monday for
Information. The board were in
loubt whether to make the annual
AK levy at this session or not.
B. c. Cowling, postmaster at
clearwater having resigned, we
nave been requested by the P. o.
department. at Washington, d. c.,
% name his successor. The mat
er Is respectfully referred to the
PATRONS of Clearwater postoffice.
Fresh new Garden Seeds lust
eceived from the old reliable seed
nan, George Starrett, WallaWalla,
The seeds above mentioned are the
most reliable of any seeds known
n this country. Call and inspect
anne. w. +. SCHMApEKA
John Norwood was down town
tuesday from the Experimental
arm. He was on the fiat of his
ack for two weeks and took a
elapse Sunday and was in criti-
al condition for some hours, but
e finally rallied and is now alright
gain.
Supt. Jnssen arrived out from
elk Tuesday, bringing with him
he subscription raised by the few
liners now in the camp for the
of the Elk City wagon
DAD. The amount subscribed in
loney and work is $4,000, or
bout enough to build the road
'om Elk City to the summit, about
inc or ten miles,