Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-05-01
COTTONWOOD, IDAHO
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Gods miracle of Mayi
Arbor Day Mays. Plant a tree.
Will the clouds never roll by?
Frank Pearson is in Florence.
Evan Evans left for Florence Monday.
Republican primaries tomorrow, Maya.
Farm and garden for sale near Denver. Ap-
ply to q. X. CHASE.
FL. Reed, of Spokane, has opened assay
ONCE In Grangeville.
Ed. Hauger opens his Florence restaurant
and saloon today.
Buy your Clothing of A. & f., the Cheapes'
Cash Store in Idaho county.
New and fresh goods at the lowest cash prices
at the Bridge Store-H. c. OLIVER.
O'Bannon Il Clark, Harpster, Idaho, Is the
place to buy your mining supplies.
Mrs jim. Rice arrived from Lewiston Sstur-
day and Is now at home at Freedom.
Summer Shirts from pc. up. at A. 4 Ts, the
Cheapest Cash Store In Idaho county.
WIN. Hawley was up from White Bird Mon.
day and loaded with supplies for s. W. Rey-
nolds.
s. ". Reynold. pulled out Wednesday fort
I prospecting trip up Salmon river above the
want your cash; you want my goods; make
low prices and the trade is made.-H. C. OLIVER,
Clearwater Bridge.
Miners and prospectors can purchase their
supplies at the Bridge Store cheaper than any
place on the prairie.
There will be services held at the Mountain
View school house, Sunday, May 8, at IL O'Clock
| by Elder J. s. Kinkaid.
Mems Underwear from 75c. a suit up, at
| ALEXANDER 4 FREIDENRICH's, the Cheapest
Cash Store in Idaho county.
On your way to Elk City and Dixie, for goods
| and low prices stop in and see O'Bannon 4
Clark at Clearwater bridge.
Mrs. Caddie Wilson arrived last Saturday
| from the Boise country where she has been
visiting relatives for the past year.
FoR RENT:-Forty acres of land under fence
lad Atntvn nfttxf fhA nf In {rn n
Geo. Schmadeka, Grangeyille, Idaho. 4S
Ladies Shirt Waists at 75c., 81, &i.25, $50 and
2 the very latest at ALEXANDER d FREIDEN-
aIcn's, the Cheapest Cash Store in Idaho
W. Z. Thompson, one of the owners of the
| Comstock mine in Dixie has been visiting the
town this week and will return when tho
| weather settles.
Henry c. Johnson and twin daughters,
Clara and Edna, accompanied by John and
Mrs. Aram arrived home from Lewiston Mon
day where thcy spent the winter.
For SALE OR RENT-A new house and lots
omprising lO0xl75 feet all under fence and in
garden, situated in Grangeville; Enquire OF
Geo. Schmadeka, Grangeville, Idaho. 4S
For SALE OR TRADE.-Two good work teamss
two sets work harness, good wagon and stirring
plow. Will sell cheap or trade for land on
Camas prairie. SILAs PERKINS, Denver.
CARD OF THANKs-we desire to thank our
friends who so kindly extended their SYM
pathy and assistance to us during our late sad
bereavement. MRS. AND MRS. J. H. voNBARGEN.
| OBannon x Clark, at Clearwater bridge, car
ry the largest, best and cheapest stock OF Gen.
eral Merchandise in the place. Prospectors
and miners should not fail to see their goods
. and prices.
There will be an ice cream social at the Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening, given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church. Come and
hear the musical selections and enjoy pleas
ant evening.
We are informed by A. v. Clark that DR..
Adair, who successfully treated him for rup-
ture, will be in our town May and 9. The DR..
makes a speciality of treating rupture, piles
: hydrocele varicOcle and hstula.
The county commissioners raised licenses
from $l6 per quarter to $40 per quarter, and A.
a result there has been closing OF ssloons
, at Freedom, White Bird, Elk City, Harpster,
Denver and elsewhere where the business will
, not justify the payment of$ 800 per year.
FATAL AccIDENT.-W. II. Kitsmiller was killed
at Harpster on Monday afternoon last while
, working on placer claim one-half mile above
the bridge. Deceased was grOund-sluicing
when the bank caved, burying him under
meath. He was speedily taken out. but was
insensible and died in five minutes. He waa
= about thirty years old and unmarried and
came here some two years since from Pullman
> where his relatives reside.
BoRN.-Nesr Cottonwood, Idaho, April 8, "a
: the wife OF Braxton Thomas, son.
BoRN.-sunday, April DC, 1896. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Benedict, a son, weight II ms.
BoRN.-April 25, 1896, near Freedom. Idaho.
to the wife Of W. s. Greer, daughter,
: weight fbS.