Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-08-16

prospecting trip.
The McDevitt family left for
Colorado last week.
Rev. vanWinkle has received his
household furniture from HALEY.
Miss Maggie Behean is back from
the Sisters school at WallaWalla.
Henry Miller went to Florence
with a load ofgroceriesW ednesday.
1t is wise man who knows
enough to climb out Of the hole be-
fore the hole gets too deep for him.
ATTENTION LADIES Call at the
Post office and get a drink of ice
cold soda water, lemonade, milk
shake or orange cider.
S. w. Reynolds will shortly have
handsome residence erected on
his five lots in block 3, south of
Main street, fronting the Crooks
homestead.
Exceptional Values! Marvellous
"Specia are the order of the
day at
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRIcH.
The Leaders.
There are more men prospecting
for quartz in the mountains of
Idaho county this summer than
ever before. The Florence basin is
the present center Of attraction.
Small placer claims, where one
or two men can make wages, are
in demand these days. Ground
that has lain idle for thirty years
is now considered worth working.
Judge Scales left for Warrens
Monday to pay an official visit to
the district school. AS this school
is only in session during the sum-
mer this visit is obligatory upon
the county school superintendent.
Hon. Willis Sweet arrived here
Sunday with Geo. Hollister and
proceeded to Elk City next day in
company with Hon. c. M. Day on
a fishing and hunting trip. Mr..
Sweet looks in better health than
we have ever seen him.
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
Deputy U. s. marshal Geo. Minis
is camping in Grangevilie for the
present and having all our unreg.
istered Chinese population taken
before L. S. commissioner Hall fol
examinati ton. He will remain one
more week to give them all a last
, chance to comply with the law.
Editor Ruggles, of the Cama'
, Prairie Cayuse, leaves for Hurley
Wisconsin, in a few days, and thu
interests of the paper will be lief
in the hands of w. A. Hall. 1t il
D uncertain if Mr.. Ruggles will re
!, turn to Idaho unless the countr,
takes a big boom in the near fu
+ ture. If not, a man will be sen
r out to keep the Cayuse a-buckine
Always bear in mind when com
o ing to Grangeville that Vim. L
a Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST an
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL GIRO
cERIEs carried in Grangeville.
d also defy competition as to price
n and quality of goods. All good
sold for Cash at lowest possibl
t. rates. Call and see for yourself.
n IL w. +. SCHMADEKA.
Messrs. Wax Edwards and Padd
d White returned from their trip
n Elk last week highly pleased'wit
what they saw. Paddy is an Ol'
timer in the camp but this was tt
maiden trip of his two corpuleI
- companions, and everything W;
~ new and interesting to them. The
IN visited the hydraulic elevator {
KS American hill, went through Il
d. Buster mine, and paid visit
4. Jas. Wits Deadwood diggings, ,al
I'd were Hospitality entertained ever
IN where.
Do not 60 to Moscow, Genes
ia or Kendrick to purchase goo
.r- when you can do better at home
- surcingles g.. 49,. ...... so e'
en- with hand piece .......... IS
Concord Team Collars ..... ....... $500 p
Bos ton Team Collars .....4.......... & 90
Riding Bird e. complete. ......... 100
nS 1sin Hame Straps. per dozen 49,. l.50
he Double Team Buggy Harness 2o.oo
nv Betting. both cemented and riveted.. 30 7
Rope .... .l2hs
Repair work on harness and 81
ed dlery much less than any house
is Idaho. Call at
by ~ w. +. SCHMADEKA's
Sheriff Overman returned fir
om Walla Walla Sunday. where
ers placed Phil Cleary under the c.
lis of DIR. Blalock in the Sisters h
DIS. pital. Mr.. Overman says that Pl
rallied considerably before he |,
and expressed his appreciation
the the the efforts of bis friends to prot
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