Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-03-05
Jas. Pennel and j. B. Morris are
Dut from Florence.

JAS. Pennel and j. Is. Morris arr
out from Florence.
Glasses fitted to all defects ol
the eye by DR.. Salsberg.
Our storekeepers have done a big
Indian trade this week.
Fred Fl. Brown. of Colfax, is a
guest of the Jersey House.
J. H. Temple, of Omaha, is reg
istered at the Jersey House, en-
route to the mountains.
H. T. Murray will shortly open
q new meat market in the brown
front building on Hall street.
Weak diseased eyes permanent.
ly relieved. See DR.. Salsberg at
the Jersey House after March 8.
James Eddy, arrested last week
for grand larceny, will have a
hearing before Judge Scales today.
Frank Busch is in town from
Middle fork outfitting for his sea-
sons work on Relief creek placers.
The silver republican leaders are
out with call for national con-
ventiOn to be held in June. Good.
Mrs. D. A. Wilson is confined
to her bed with inflamatory rheu-
matism. DR.. Sheaffer is treating
the case.
The Oregon legislature adjourn
ed without electing a U. S. senator.
Mitchell's new gold bug politics
broke his neck.
Headache and facial neuralgia
are often caused from eye strain.
Consult DR.. Salsberg during his
stay at Grangeville.
o. H. Dupuy, of Minneapolis,
and Chas. DeYette, of Duluth, are
at the Jersey House and leave for
Elk City on next stage.
DR.. Salsberg, the optical special
ist of Lewiston, Idaho, will be at
the Jersey House for. a short stay
on Saturday, March 8.
A. d. Howell is out from Moose
creek and reports all hands await
ing the arrival of spring and run
ming water to commence piping.
The town is full of witnesses up
from Salmon river and Salmon
meadows to testify in the cattle
stealing and counterfeiting cases.
Henry G. johnson is up from
Slate creek and reports that he
will begin piping on the Slate
Creek Mining Co.'S property on
Monday next.
There will be services in the
church at Grangeville ON
Tuesday March 16, at 8 a. M, and
Wednesday March II at 8 a. m.-
REV. w. KRoEaER.
j. A. Hanson left for Salmon
river yesterday to take photo
graphic views Of Horseshoe Bend
for the use of the proposed tunnel
and placer mining scheme.
HI. M. Glidden and III. B. King
from Spokane Tuesday and
left for Florence yesterday to in
augurate season of active work
on their mining properties.
J. M. Cowen, formerly of this
city, but now of Mountainhome,
Idaho, and Mrs. Compton were
married at the latter place Febru-
ary IA. Mr.. Cowen is a brother
of our j. F. and Seth L. Cowen.
Governor Steunenberg has NAM
ed the trustees of the Lewiston
state Normal school. They are:
John P. Vollmer and George E.
Erb, six years each, and J. w.
Poe to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Ben Wilson.
The fruit tree inspector has had
$10,5OO appropriated for inspector
of bugs ON fruit trees. Our pet bill
providing an appropriation for a
chicken house inspector has thus
far not been presented. Messrs.
Turner, Holt and Fulton will please
rise and explain.
The bill permitting terms of the
district court to be held elsewhere
than at the county seat passed the
senate 13 to 7. Amendments were
added prohibiting the holding of
court within q radius of ID miles of
the county seat, and authorizing
the commissioners to petition the
judge to hold court elsewhere than
at the county seat.
BoRN.-OA Stock creek, Febru-
ary 10, 1897, to the wife Of Har-
ris, a daughter.