Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-05-29
School election Monday.
A. F. Parker, notary public.

The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars at Exchange saloon.
The Indian payment is to be
made June Is without fail.
Mrs. Mary Rhett is up from Sal
mon river to spend the summer.
Farm and garden for sale near
Denver. Enquire of G. r Chase.
Ed. Liston went into Florence
last week to try his luck prospect
ing.
The Lewiston stage will resume
the summer schedule on Monday
next. June /.
Honest goods at honest prices at
Brown & Stephens. Give them a
call at Stuart.
w. G. PAUL and Marion Wor-
den were visitors from the Cotton
wood side last Saturday.
Have you one of those patent
roasting pans? We have them for
sale. DAY & BuNNELI.
A two-seated spring hacks $55.
Fine top buggies $50, at COFFIN
Bros, Lewiston. 1
O'Bannon & Clark, Harpster,
Idaho, is the place to buy your
mining supplies.
The Misses Pet Wood and Ella
Wyatt left for visit to Salmon
river last week.
Cottonwood beer always on draft
at 25 cents per quart, at Exchange
Saloon, Grangeville.
We claim to be experts on cured
meats, and will back this claim
with our goods.-MURRAY 4
JONES.
H. G. Oliver, has been COM
missioned postmaster at Harpster,
and forwarded his bond last
Friday.
The democratic county central
committee meets atGrangeville on
Saturday next, June 6. See call
elsewhere.
Just received, new lot of dry
goods, notions, ladies and child
rens shoes, groceries, etc, at the
bridge store.-H. G. OLIVER.
The daily mail service over the
Salmon river mail route, between
Grangevelle and Meadows, goes
into effect on Monday next, June 1.
Seth Cowen is building an ad-
dition to the Grange hall property
on Main street which will be used
as a warehouse by Day & Bun
nell.
The Salvation Army have been
holding nightly meetings at I. O.
0. F. hall which are largely at
tended. They will visit Florence
and Elk City later in the season.
The trial of old man Curtis for
killing his sOn-in-law Stone, near
Salmon Meadows last summer, was
concluded last week at Weiser.
The jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
Frank Shissler was over from
the sawmill last Saturday and re-
ports heavy hauling on the noun
tain. Frank is gold bug and a
high tariff man and feels lonesome
in politics this year.
At the Grand Army hall We'd
nesday night, the opera glasses for
the handsOmest lady in the house
were voted to Miss Shissler of the
university. Prof. Goodwin got the
prize for the homeliest man, a
small pig.-Moscow Star. ~
Doug. Holton was in town
several days this week, his first
visit in three years. He has been
camped at Meadows for three
weeks waiting to get into Warrens
from that side, but finally gave it
up and will 60 in this week by
way of the French creek road.
Messrs Thompson and Fahl re-
turned to Dixie Tuesday, having
arranged for a number of horses to
be driven through in order to
break the trail to that camp, when
they will pack in supplies and
commence development work on
the COmstock mine.
The Elk City road case was
given to a jury last Saturday
evening and they returned a ver-
dict of not guilty. The matter
will be settled upon the arrival OF
principals in camp by the selection
of a new road which Mr.. Smith
will open at his own expense.
The boys who have been So
jOurning here for the past week
pending the trial of the Elk City
road cases, took their departure
Tuesday, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer, of Chicago, to whom
the trip will be a novel experience
Twenty horses will be taken in ia
break the road over Big Baldy.
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