Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-07-12
Mrs. VIM. Phillips has returned
from Lewiston.

Sunday morning and evening next.
A lady attendant arrived from
Blackfoot on Sundays stage to ac-
company Mrs. Robt. Watson to
the asylum.
The Baptists are looking over
the town for a location for the new
church building they propose to
erect here this fall.
John Aram will be removed to
Lewiston shortly in the hope that
the change of climate will be bene-
fetal to his health.
Messrs. l. S. Weller and Frank
Fem were both elected to the city
council at the municipal election
in Boise City last Monday.
LcsT.-Somewhere in Grange
vile, July II, gold necklace and
charm. The finder will confer
favor by leaving same at +. p. Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Kettenbach
arrived from Lewiston yesterday
to attend the "Owl Club ball, and
will remain week visiting with
the Wax and Sheaffer families.
Mrs. Goddard has been sent to
Jail without bail, and her son Fred
is held in 81 900 bonds to await
the action of the grand jury for
the murder of John Sicrs at Waha
last month.
Artist Hanson left yesterday for
a picture-taking trip through the
Salmon river, Meadows, Payette
Lakes and Warrens countries. We
commend him to our friends over
all that region as an artistic pho
tografer in fact as well as name.
Sixty Saddles just received by
w. +. 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. ~
During the last fiscal year we
exported to Europe merchandise
of the value of S700,000,000, while
we imported from the same coun-
tries merchandise of the value OF
S295, 100000. The surplus exports
helped pay the interest on our in
debtedness to those countries.
Postmaster Magee is instituting
various improvements around his
new post Office premises A broad
new sidewalk and porch have been
built this week. With his large
lights, lofty ceiling and colored
windows he has about the lightest
interior of any business house in
town.
Always bear in mind when com
ing to Grangeville that VIM. f
Schmadeka has THE FRESHEST and
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ALL GRO
cERIEs carried in Grangeville. ]
also defy competition as to prices
and quality Of goods. All goods
sold for Cash at lowest possible
rates. Call and see for yourself.
II w. +. SCHMADEKA.
Gov. Mcconnell has received tn,
report of the viewers ON the Ell
City branch of the State Wagon
road, stating that the work wa
completed according to contract
and has authorised the issuance O
a warrant for S2666.65 in favor o
Cameron & Lynch, the contractors
, in final payment for the work.
Miss Jessie X. CLARK, formerly
; resident Of this county, has bee
diligently studying medicine at
Topeka medical college since he
+ departure from here some thre
, years ago, and is now getting read
. to graduate. Miss Jessie has
| large and active brain and we pre-
diet for her an honorable and us,
full career in her chosen profession
= A letter to the editor from sena
Il tor Shoup encloses correspondent
: between himself and the post otlio
department relative to tri-weekl
4 mail service between Grangevil
G and Meadows, recently petitione
S for by our people. The senate
o gives it as his opinion that the il
creased service will be granted, ;
soon as the usual formalities al
: complied with.
II A racing association has bee
/. formed at Salmon Meadows al
2. will hold races at that place con
n mencing about the middle of A.
q gust and lasting for six days. Som
i thing like 81 900 will be offered
a purses. and it promises to be Il
/; biggest affair of the kind ever he
4 in the State. A number of Il
- =. best horses in the northwest W
- be present.
y The State board of pardons m
le at Boise City July 3. No pardo
N or combinations were granite
n The board have adopted rule tn
IN M apnlicat tion fnr clamnnox, won