Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-06-28

Dance supper.
Go to Hotel Denver for the best
Scent cigar.
Go to Hotel Denver for the best
Dinner and 10cent cigars.
If you want the best lOcent !
cigar you can get it at hotelDenver.
Sam Goldstone and DR.. Turner
were over from the Cottonwood
side Tuesday.
Relief Milling Co. expect to start
their quartz mill on Relief creek
about July 10.
Another man from Salmon river,
T. l.. Stuttsman, was yesterday
adjudged insane.
Mrs. f. Evans returned from
her trip to Walla Walla yesterday
much improved in health.
Eight persons were baptised last
Sunday in the Nurss pond south
of town in the presence of 500
people.
w. Havernick arrived from Lew
iston Tuesday and will take his
family down next week for pcrma-
nent residence.
George Blaine's sawmill, Pelton
wheel and pipe for same is en- route
to Crooked creek, in Dixie district,
30 miles beyond Elk.
The packing house started up on
it's trial trip Wednesday. A dozen
hogs were butchered and every
thing worked satisfactorily.
Worden's pack train is en- route
to Elk with the first consignment
of Juessen's % tons of hydraulic
freight for his American hill claim.
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 tinwarc.
Rev. VanDusen will preach at
M. E. church, Grangeville, Friday
night, Saturday night and Sunday
night. The Lords supper will be
administered after the Sunday
night service.
Prof. J.. r.. Weeks, one time in
charge of C. r. G. Academy in this
place, has entered the University
of Chicago to study for the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy.
A new post Office, to be called
Columbus, is to be established a
Gross store on the Cottonwood
north of town, with j. l.. Gross al
l postmaster, and semi-weekly mai
9 service from Grangeville. A goot
town will grow up at that point il
r due time:
Rt. Rev. Bishop Talbot's appoint
ments for Idaho county are as fol
Q lows:
!. Cottonwood, Thursday, July II
Denver, Friday, July ~.
Grangeville, Sunday, July IA.
r A meeting of the citizens {
Grangeville is called to meet at tn
Jersey House on Monday evenin
next at 8 o'clock to discuss tn
opening of a road ON the Pierso
y section line west of town.
le MANY CITIZENS.
II The hills of Idaho county al
y scanned with gold-bearing rock an
re only an effort is required to reve'
D. the treasure. The 1edges With
lg the boundary lines of this count
contain enough of the preciol
no metal to make nation rich.
e. The weather of the past wee
n has been excessively cold for Jun
the thermometer registering eigl
n+ degrees of frost two successi,
Of nights. New snow also fell dow
~ to the timber line south of tow
Twas one of prophet Hicks pr
dicted storms.
20; Col. McConville writes us fro
~ Va the Lapwai Industrial school tn
~ he was prevented by sickness fro
attending the late Pioneer reunio
Ter but that he hopes to have t
nd pleasure of being present and me,
I'd, ing his old friends next year.
re. Ezra Baird, of Lewiston, Geo.
ar Reed, accompanied by Messrs. NJ
ess rill, Strong, Rhoades, Hill a
IN Cameron, of Spokane, arrived h,
his Tuesday and left next day OIL
tour of inspection of several pre-
critics in different parts of t
ow , county with view to investing
'ra tai quartz or placer or both.
to Special Indian agent John La
in an interview with the Spok
man-Review, gives it as his op
'ks ion that the Nez Perce Indian 7
an ervation cannot possibly be thro
: l open for at least year. This
tough, but we see nothing to do'
I. it, and nothing to do but grin q
bear it.
to Miss Lois Halsey and Mrs. f.
ugh Richardson, guests of the Wilk
par sons. left for Pullman Mont