Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-03
GRANGEVILLE IDAHO CO., IDAHO, FRIDAY. MAY 8 1895

We take county warrants at par
value on subscription to the FREE
Press.
Henry Jones and family moved
in from Lake district Monday and
took possession of the Palace Hotel.
From all appearances friend Jones
will make an excellent landlord.
We have just opened the finest
line of Ready Made Clothing for
Men, Boys, Youths and Children
ever shown on Camas Prairie,
which we offer at prices that come
within the reach of all.
ALEXANDER 4 FREIDENRICH.
l have just received a nice line
of ladies' and children's spring and
summer hats, both trimmed and
untrimmed, of latest style and low
est possible prices. Will take part
trade !; ladies call and see.
Mrs. G. III. ScHMADEKA.
Surveyor-General Straughn has
funds at his disposal for surveying
public lands in this county, if those
interested will get their petitions
in. There are two sections on Sal
mon river and as many townships
in the Clearwater region that ought
to be surveyed at once.
Mr.. Schwalbach has now on the
market some of the best flour he
ever made. 1t is made from Scotch
Fife wheat brought here by Mr..
Norwood of the experimental farm,
and while a dirty looking grain in
appearance, it makes the best and
whitest flour in the world. The
supply of seed has been distributed
where it will do the most good.
J. L. Gross returned from his
trip to Spokane last week, where
he ordered large stock of general
merchandise for his new store on
the Hurdy Brown ranch. The
freight is now arriving and Mr..
Gross will tell the public what he
has in stock through the F. p. in
due time.
George f. Hanley, of Coldwater,
Michigan, G. f. Delaney, P. A.
McQuillan, A. G. Potts and J. II.
Bruce. arrived in town last week
and will put in the summer pros
pecting the wilds of Idaho county.
They will first tackle the Elk City
5 country, and have a good camp
| equipment.
Herman Nuxoll, of Cottonwood
returned from Illinois last week
: accompanied by his father and
}, younger brother. Mr.. Nuxoll, sr.
: owns considerable land near Cot
e tonwood, and after reading til,
f FREE Press for several years con-
t cluded he would come west and re
: side among us. He is from Sigel
Fulton CO., Illinois.
n There will be divine services al
e Jackson bridge on Sunday May ~
G as follows: Preaching at II a. m
If subject, Baptism" The ordinance
: of fbaptism will be administered t.
s about thirty persons at II O'Clock
Then a general lunch, to be fur
e nished by the people in attendance
h All are invited. J. B. York an,
= w. N. Knox, pastors.
! A. II. Cummings was out las
Q week ordering goods for his Ell
3 City store. He took in the Wagon
road meeting and is pleased witt
s the action taken. Himself ant
a partner, George Blaine, have OF
q dered sawmill which they vii
o erect in Dixie this spring.
n / have a nice line of milk pans
d all sizes, which | offer at bargain
from 95c to Sl.65 per dozen, ac
= cording to size. Also Il few ten
- quart tin pals for 40c this is
:. better article than you eve
a bought before on this prairie an
v may not last long. Come and bu
i before they are all gone.
IL. A. STEINkE.
10 Ezra Baird haspurchased Georg
.s Stonebreaker's interest in the Lew
iston stage line and will hereafte
!. run it on his own account. Th
;r service by the way Of Fountains
,t will be discontinued, and Mr. Bair
will devote his entire attention t
putting mails and passenger
n through by the way of Wah
er promptly on schedule time. Th
ne summer service is now in effect, 5
III that travellers can leave Lewisto
er in the morning and take an earl
y supper in Grangeville the sam
n evening. The same coaches an
four horse teams will be continue
I'd right along.
There is more Ca'arrh in this section of t
w country than all other diseases put togeth'