Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-03
at DAY & BUNNELL's.

The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars at Exchange saloon.
Stop at the Gem Restaurant
when in Grangcville; two doors
east of post office. 81
Magee is agent for the celebra-
ted North Star bicycles and Rem
ington typewriters.
Quartz and placer location
blanks at F. p. Office, 8 cents each,
so cents per dozen, SO per 100.
If you want your wagons to run
easy, come in and try our axle
grease. DAY 4 BUNNELL.
A few pair of those s2.7O Shoes
left. If you want pair don't delay.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRICH.
A. F. Parker, of Grangeville,
has been appointed by Gov. Nc
Connell a notary public in and for
Idaho county.
Riley Dixon has returned from
Huntsville, WASH, to his old home
at the Willow creek house, on
Craig's mountain.
If you are going to build give
the Denver Planning mill a chance
to figure and see if they will not
, save you money.
Baled hay, hay in the rick and
) horses for sale at Ernest Smiths
ranch, one mile down the creek
from Grangeville. 42tf
Don't buy tinware that is sc
thin you can see through it, but
try some that is good.
DAY & BUNNELL.
I have fine clean bald and beard
less barley which l will sell cheap
or trade for other grain.
As GEORGE SCHMADEKA.
The Elk valley was all afoa
during the fine weather of las
week, but the succeeding cold spell
has caused the waters to subside.
The Denver Planning mill vii
furnish doors, windows, moldings
and all kinds of mill work as chea
as they can be bought in Spokane
r. G. Turner, of Columbus, ha
been engaged to teach n 81
months term of school in Sunny
= side district, commencing April 21
d 1t will pay you to call and e,
anime our goods before purcha
:E ing elsewhere. We guarantee ia
observation-disclosures < STEPHEN
:, Stuart, Idaho.
Elk City stage is loaded wit
H. passengers every trip inside, al
'n as it is now making three tril
per week the population of ii
lis camp is increasing rapidly.
Ed. Parks has bought Beedee
20. sawmill and removed it from Il
river up into the timber back
E. G. +. Browns Pioneer sawmi
Just south of Grangeville.
w If you want a good saddle or
- first-class harness, get it at w.
Schmadeka's. He has the large
IKE and most complete stock this side
Portland. w. +. ScHMADEKA.
'es- Geo. Harrington returned fro
Wardner last Friday and hit t
+. trail Sunday for DeadwoOd, wht
he will assume his old positi
with Jas. Witt on Deadwood plac
Camas prairie was storm CT
H. ter Sunday and Monday, and tt
eh.' were two of the most disagreea
'n'' days of the whole winter.
at Sunday there were "a changes
Try ten hours.
The Enterprise Mining compa
" & started out Louis Bates and Fl
S in Mckenzie to their placer clai
on Twenty Mile creek Monday
y;tb get ready for hydraulicing.
,vor larger force will go in later.
J.D. Stantial and family arri,
= 70 from Elk City last Friday and v
- of leave shortly for Florence, VIII
he has been engaged to erect {
run the mill to be built by
IS at Moscow syndicate who are wo
IN ing the Annie and Pet claims.
Four hundred one-gallon N
lraft Crooks at w. +. Schmadeka's.
lnge milk crock is worth one do
common milk pans. You can c
lnpe all kinds of dried fruits and v,
nyer tables in same without injur,
the crooks. w. +. SCHMADEK.
are TO FREIGHTFRs.-Parties g
eeps to Lewiston after freight can m
a few dollars by applying to
Grangeville Roller Mills to
hder flour below. Cash paid for h
'''' ing. j. ScHwALBAc
:. NOTICE TO FREIGHTERs.-
lich Idaho Packing and Milling Co.
Ipis- Cottonwood, have freight for 6
ment to Lewiston, for which
ne in will pay 30 cents per 100 poun
S. f. DUNHAM, Manage
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