Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-12-06
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Church Fair next Wednesday,
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Church Fair next Wednesday.
Henry Steinke leaves for Cali
fornia in few days.
Mrs. Hogan has closed her res
taurant and removed to Wardner.
Plansifter flour from the Denver
Roller mills will be on the market
next week.
Fashionable Dressmaking, by
the piece or day, by Miss Lou
Long, Denver, Idaho. 80
Frank Pearson is removing his
drug store to the restaurant prem
ises lately vacated by Mrs. Hogan.
See those elegant perfumes at
the City Drug Store. Nothing like
them ever brought to Camas prai-
rie.
Geo. P. James arrived out from
his Clearwater placer mine Mon
day and left for below next day to
spend the winter.
The finest line of candies, per-
fumes and toilet articles ever
brought to Grangeville, at the
City Drug Store.
From five to eight filings a day
are being made at Mt. Idaho on
reservation lands. The majority
of the filings are made by Camas
prairie people.
The Lewiston stage runs from
Lewiston to Cottonwood the first
day and thence to Grangeville and
Mt. Idaho the next forenoon, re-
turning to Cottonwood in the af-
ternoon. This arrangement will
continue until June /.
The w. O. w. dance on Thanks
giving night was an elegant affair
and passed off very pleasantly.
About 60 tickets were sold. Mrs.
Jones, of the Palace hotel, furnish
ed one of her famous suppers for
the occasion and did herself proud.
Remember, when coming to
Grangeville that w. F. Schmadeka
has the FRESHEST and MOST COM
PLETE LINE of all GROCERIES. l car
ry the very choicest California
Canned and Dried Fruits. Call
and save money in prices and
quality of goods.
80 w. +. SCHMADEKA.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give Supper and hold
Fair in the Brown Front build.
ing on Hall street, Grangeville, on
Wednesday, December IL, 1895
Many useful, beautiful and fancy
articles, suitable for holiday pres.
ents, will be offered for sale, ant
nice refreshments served. All are
cordially invited to attend and
have pleasant time.
Philip Walker. of Washington
ID. c., is in the city. He is counse
for the Kamiah Mining Co., of N
Y, and in company with Jas. +
Graham, secretary of the Co., ant
two Spokane mining men, has beer
investigating the auriferous gravels
on the Clearwater in the vicinit,
of Kamiah, and have secured from
, the Indians leases of several claims
and will commence early in tn
spring putting in improved machi
! merry and working the bars to tn
best possible advantage.
Mt. Idaho lodge No. 8, A. F. (
! A. NJ, met for the first time in it
new location in Grangeville O
4 Saturday last and the occasion
/. proved a reunion of the fraternity
! There were 36 members presen
= and the meeting was one of grea
+ interest, harmony and enthusiasm
] Several applications for member
= ship were filed. The following O
A ficers for the ensuing year WEI
t elected w. NJ, f. Evans; S. w
s Geo. d. Smith j. W., j. M. Aucl
D invole; treasurer, J. NJ. Dorman
v secretary, f. r. Pearson. The o
t ficials will be installed on S
y Johns Day, December 81. III
p installation ceremonies will
Z, public to Masons and their fam
e lies.