Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-20
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Rock bottom prices at Brown &
in Stuart.
w. Steinheiser is in Lewiston
and will return next week.
Starrett's garden seeds at w. F.
Schmadeka's. They are the best.
Take no other.
Jos. Schooner is in town and will
leave for his placer mines ON Re-
lief creek Monday.
The Victor Mining Company at
John Day creek will start hydruli-
cling early in the coming week.
Rev. Perkins will hold a song
service in Mt. Idaho next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evening.
BoRN.-Near Grangeville, Idaho,
Februsry 27, 1895, to the wife of
VIM. Hill, a sou, weight 13 pounds.
The stage for Elk City now leaves
Grangeville ON Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning of each
week.
Bailed hay, hay in the rick and
horses for sale at Ernest Smiths
ranch, one mile down the creek
from Grangeville. 42tf
Rev. Father Kroeger was over
from Keuterville Tuesday and held
services in the Catholic church
Wednesday morning.
Fred Higgins is running pri-
vate mail four times o month be-
tween Grangeville and Florence.
He takes two days going in and
day and q half coming out.
A letter from Robt, d. Shearcr,
now at Ping, WASH, informs us
that he has erected a machine for
saving river or -four gold and
proves itself q success. He ex-
poets to return to Grangeville early
in May, and with several others
will 90 into Florence to hunt for
: gold. ss..s ~,
A great deal of wealth is going
to be produced from the mines Of
Idaho county this summer and for
many long years hereafter, and we
want to sec the people of Camas
. prairie reap all the benefits to be
derived therefrom. The wealth of
', Florence alone will create sufficient
business to double the growth Of
Grangeville and make it q pros
porous city.
A petition for o new school dis
trict to be formed out of district
= No. 81, has been fled with the
: county superintendent and will be
( presented to the commissioners
Q at their April session. The
! proposed boundaries of the
. new district are as follows
Commencing at the southeast
l. corner, School District No. 81, and
o running west along the line of sale
D district, TO the southwest corner
Is thence south eight (8) miles alonI
l. the ridge between Rapid River ami
d Little Salmon; thence east four a
" miles; thence north along the eaa
n side of Little Salmon River eigh
(S) miles; thence west four a
n miles to the mouth of Rapid Rive,
.. .. the place of beginning.
o; H. E. Heppner and C. P. Ricl
A | ordsOn Of tho MOOco croak NINA
s. arrived here Friday from belo
d. and started inside Sunday to g
n things in shape for good long rul
rs. The development of these CLAIM
h. has taken q vast amount of des
IN work, but hereafter they will ha,
plain sailing, as the property
!. now in shape to produce the MAJ
.a mum Of value at the minimu
an ' of expense. Mr.. Heppner winter,
'se 'se in Portland and reports that Flo
10Y 0 ence is having boom among Il
~ old-timers there, and should Il
nc , seasons development be satisfs
"a. M tory a good deal Of Portland cal
4. ,el tai will be invested in that cam
'"0 Mr.. Richardson also reports mu
enquiry in the east for Ida
D. county mining camps, and wi
er- more development steady strca
in of capital from that section win
ION put into Idaho county mini
me property.
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