Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-07-19

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have struck placer ground in Flor
ence that pays an ounce day.
Murphy is this week putting up
the steam engine and boiler requir-
ed in his Grangeville machine shop.
Paul Steinke and Frank Pear
son hit the trail with pack outfit
last Sunday for trip through the
Sheep-eater country.
A son of ]. T. Wilkins, of Mt.
Idaho, had two fingers amputated
by DR.. Bibby last week, the result
of an accident with an axe.
Gov. Ward, of Mt, Idaho, lost
the top of the index finger of his
left hand last week through com
bination of tangled halter rope and
unruly cow.
G. H. Michael, supervisor of
road district No. /, deserves credit
for the good work he is doing on
the road between Grangeville and
the county seat.
Until further notice the steamer
will leave Lewiston for Riparia
Sunday and Thursday, at a. IN.
Arrive at Lewiston Tuesday and
Friday evening.
The services held by the Christ
ian church at Fairview last Sunday
attracted fully 300 people. Seven
were baptised and thirteen others
were added to the church.
Mrs. Bibby was Frustrated last
Sunday with a severe attack of
neuralgia of the heart and for sew
eral hours her life hung in the bal
ance, but she is now recovering.
Term report of school, dist. 10,
White Bird, for term ending July
IL, 1895. No. enrolled A; average
daily attendance 80; average stand
ing 80. NELE E. LYON, Teacher.
Surridge Bros. have bought a
hay press weighing 1000 pounds
for the purpose of packing hay for
shipment in 100 pound bales into
the mining camps and elsewhere.
Mr.. Dunlap, with five others
from Spokane, passed through town
Tuesday on prospecting trip in
the Bitter-root mountains. They
go via Warrens, long way round !!
G. P. Richardson is out from
Moose creek and leaves for Lewis
ton today to return with his
mother, who will spend the sum-
mer in the mountains. A brother
of Mr.. Heppner accompanies them.
The trustees of this district have
decided to retain the services of
Prof. Worth as principal, and Misses
Maggie White and Aileen Greene
as subordinates for the coming
school year.
Sampson Dillinger cleaned up
the proceeds of his first crushing OF
Dixie ore in his new arrastra in
that camp last week with highly
satisfactory results. Dillinger is
an enterprising rustler and deserves
to make million.
Judge Scales is using crutches
the result of a severely spraineC
ankle incurred by fall in alight
ing from hack last Sunday. II,
will, however, commence his Off
cial visit of the public school,
next week, as previously published
r DR.. Bibby performed last week
delicate and skilful surgical opera
ton by extracting some fragment
, of bone from the diseased ankl
which had crippled Mrs. w. Haw
ley for many years. The diseased
portion of the bone was also drill
ed out and she is now much better
Sixty Saddles just received b.
w. F. Schmadeka, which is tn
: most complete stock ever opene
t to the eyes of the public. Ais
Three wagon loads of fine Crock
). cry Ware, with the Creates
II Slaughter of Prices ever made i
}, that line. ~
A. III. Cummings was out fror
) Elk Tuesday to get a shaft mad
; for the Dixie sawmill which wa
f. lost in transit. j. w. Murphy di
V the job at his Grangeville machin
works in excellent style and work
= manship, and to Cummings con
= plete satisfaction.
v Always bear in mind when con
,e ing to Grangeville that VIM. i
s. Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST an
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL CIR,
. CERIEs carried in Grangeville.
= also defy competition as to price
= = and quality of goods. All gooc
~ ~ sold for Cash at lowest possib
= rates. Call and see for yourself.
y IL w. +. SCHMADEKA.