Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-06
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will establish his fruit stand there.
Mrs. w. w. Brown went to Lew
ton last Saturday to attend the flu
neral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Graves, mother of Mrs. G. G. Bun
nell.
Judge CARRIER and Mrs. VIM.
Hawley returned from the Warm
Springs last Friday. Mrs. Hawley
was greatly benefited by the wa
ters.
Our "SPoT CASH" eye openers
are the talk of the whole country.
See them before buying elsewhere.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRTcH,
The Leaders.
New subscribers to the f. p. are:
o. d. Waltz, Keuterville, Idaho !;
Isaac Ternan, Clearwater, Idaho !;
w. L. Whiting, Dayton, Wash;
Jos. Maynard & Co., Elk City.
We have received copy of the
resolutions adopted by those in at
tendance at the teachers institute
which are held over until n,xs
week on account of lack of space.
Ex-assessor Fairburn and ex-au-
ditor Cone, of Latah county, are
both short in their accounts.
There is too much politics i'll La
tab county for honest government.
j. M. Wolbert, new editor of the
Cottonwood Report, made his best
bow to the public last Friday and
denies the report that he is run
ming it as populist political pa
per.
Eighty-two scholars greeted the
teachers at the opening of Grange
vile public schools on Monday
last. This number will be largely
increased as the harvest season
slacks up.
Fleeting chances should be grap-
pied with ere they pass forever.
Our SPECIAL SALES goods are NOV
ing rapidly. Come and get your
share. Alexander & Freidenrich
The Leaders.
Walter II. Hill has compiled an
excellent blue print map of Central
1 d a ho, showing the different
streams and mineral belts to excel
lent advantage. Copies may be
obtained at the postoilice, price 81.
John Aram was down town last
Saturday and received warm
greeting from his many friends.
He has recovered from long siege
of sickness and now reports him
self as feeling in better health than
he has had for years.
Editor Parker went into Elk
City on Tuesdays stage to visit the
work of the Relief Milling Compa-
ny, of which be is one of the NOV
ing spirits. The company have
nine men on the pay roll and ex
pect to be crushing quartz this
month.
The Idaho Press Association
meets in Lewiston September 20
81. Editor Parker, of the FREI
Press, one of the grand moguls o
the association, is on the program
for an address on "How can tn,
Association accomplish the mos
good for the fraternity"
A Southern Utah man finds
good way to destroy the variou
vapors from powder smoke in hi
tunnel is to slack some lime in {
bucket of water and then with ;
common fruit tree spray-pump blo'
the lime-water into the hangin
smoke and gases, which are thu
neutralized.
When in town drop into TIL
Eureka Saloon and try their g OIL
Crow" whisky, the finest in towi
Beer by the quart, drawn frol
their new patent refrigerator. Fin
cigars, wine and liquors. This plas
is newly refitted throughout and
the most comfortable resort in IL
county. Cosy club rooms. 26
' j. F. Fitzgerald was out fro
Florence this week and reports Il
Ozark mine looking fine and til
whole camp greatly encouraged !
the advent of Boyer's custom mi
Several men will spend the wint
: in the camp taking out ore fro
: their several claims and have
crushed in the spring.
A Chicago man has process
:. working ores by which the full 6
l say value may be attained at a &C
: of cents a ton. That's too go
a thing to be kept in Chicae
l where they have no gold or sily
s ore. 1t ought to be brought O
G to this coast, for that sort cf a pl
cess is just what all the mine
have been waiting for, and th
! will doubtless continue to wait.
8 The Lewiston Tribune now lool
up as a semi-weekly publicati
and is a great success in bringi
us the news. And that remir