Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-17
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Boys Suits.
Childrens Suits. ut
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRIcH's,
Tho Cheapest Cash Store in
Idaho county.
Hanson, the photographer, will
be at Kamiah Monday and Tues
day on portrait business.
Agent r. j. Peabody, of the o.
r. & N. Co., is lying at the point
of death with Bright's disease.
Camas prairie awoke Tuesday
morning to find itself covered up
with four inches of new snow.
Ladies, your kitchen is not COM
plete without you have one of
those electro plated teakettles.
DAY & BUNNELL.
See the elegant line of Wash
Dress Goods at A & F's., the
Cheapest Cash Store in Idaho
county.
William Crandall was in town
this week outftting for placer min
ing operations on his Lake creek
properties.
Spain has declared war with
Cuba, but I have declared war
with high prices.-H. G. OLIVER,
Clearwater Bridge.
There are patents in the Lewis
ton land office for Asa Jones, Rat
tiff M. Ruark and Hannah NJ. Ker-
lee, of Idaho county.
o. d. Waltz left on Wednesdays
Elk City stage for Relief creek
where he goes as engineer for the
Relief Milling Company.
Eugene Burlingame and family
left Monday to open his halfway
house at the head of White Bird
on the Florence road.
w. F. Schmadeka shipped a sup
ply of groceries and hardware to
Florence Tuesday with the inten.
tion of opening store there.
Having purchased the interest OF
my partner, am now prepared to
make lower prices than ever
II. G. OLIVER, Clearwater Bridge
w. P. Murphy and J. R. Stand
ley, of Cotton, Wash, left for
Florence with supplies last Sunday
to work the Tiptop mine this sum.
mer.
The school trustees of Grange
vile district are preparing finan
cial statement for publication fol
the information of the taxpayers o
the district.
We have the best line of Ladie
Vests ever shown on Camas prairie
from DC. up.-ALExASDER & FREI
DENRIcH, the Cheapest Cash Stor
+ in Idaho county.
, f. p. Hannaford and J. w. Hen
q derson, of Denver, left for Florenc
yesterday. Mr.. Hannaford's stocl
! of groceries pulled out for the
! camp this morning.
G. Our Shirt Waists will be her
l next week. Don't buy others un
G til you see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FREIDENRIca, the Cheapest Cas-
a Store in Idaho county.
g Fox SALE.-By f. w. Oliver, 3
miles northeast of Grangevill
>. 2500 lbs of bacon and lard, 30
II bushels of oats and 1000 dry re
; fir and tamarack fence posts. 40
=. Mrs. Schmadeka has just recei'
" ed a new line of millinery good
- ladies and childrens hats. Tho.
:, =; wishing anything in her line will {
m % well to get prices before buyir
o. elsewhere. 45tf.
n Theodore Swarts has been We
sick at the residence of his paren
,r in the lovely Fairview countr
n but is now recovering and W
~ soon depart with John AucbinyC
I or for their Lake creek placer mine
,y All the freight teams return
he from Florence last Saturday, ha
lie ing successfully taken in McLeal
to boiler, engine and sawmill macl
,e. merry without accident. They
port the road in good condition
10, further travel.
As There is no excuse for an i,
''' man to be found on Camas prai
co. this summer. There are fortul
10 to be found in the surround
mountains by those who have
grit and backbone to get into
~ hills and hunt for them.
John s. and l.. E. Smith,
Grangeville, left for Florence y
= terday with a team, and will W,
for Fitzgerald doing developm
n work on the Ozark mine for awh
u The Smith brothers are b
thoroughly practical quartz min
of long experience, and are I
nd pared to take contracts for
work in that line.
ELL Real Estate Agent seeley has been appoi
IN look after the Town Co.'S business in Der