Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-06-11
S. w. Smith is out from Elk.

]. G. Lithfield was out from Elk
this week after supplies.
Get a healthful draught Of soda
at the Bon Bon. Only DC. a glass.
Ed. Hanger has purchased the
Brockman property on Coon street.
Mrs. Mary A. Gregg, of Grange
vile, has been granted widows
original pension.
Joe Hardenberg arrived yester-
day from Dixie and will spend
few days in the metropolis.
w. N. Knox was elected trustee
at the school election in Mt. Idaho
and special tax Of ten mills vot-
ed.
The 0. r. and N. have reduced
their rate via steamer from Port
land to San Francisco to $40 for
cabin passage.
w. w. Brown is at Lewiston
this week; f. w. Kettenbach is
officiating as cashier of the bank
during his absence.
Deeds, bonds, mortgages, leases
and all other forms of conveyan-
cling promptly done by A. +. Par
ker, notary public.
w. Z. Thompson, of the Dixie
Comstock, arrived in town We'd
nesday with the company's splen-
did four-in-hand.
Judge CARRIER has forwarded his
bond to Washington and expects
to take charge of the post Office
here the first of July.
Closing out sale. Trimmed hats
for 81 and upwards. Call at once
and you may make better selec-
tiOns.-M. Il. ROBINSON.
just received, very large as
sortment of the newest designs in
wall paper. Call early and get
first CHOICE HENRY WAX.
John Clark and sister arrived on
Sundays stage from Batavia, Iowa,
and went into Florence yesterday
to open his hotel and store.
Col. A. T. Spotswod and M. j.
Shields came up from Moscow
Monday and went into Florence
Tuesday on mining business.
Rev. w. N. Knox will hold re.
ligious services at White Bird
Sunday, June 13, at IL a. m., also
at 2 p. m. Everybody invited.
Miss M. Z. Robinson for the mex,
30 days will sell ladies hats, flow.
ers, trimmings, baby hats, etc.
as cheap as the cheapest, to close
out.
A. Il. Reynolds came out from
-Elk this week and went on tc
Florence, where he will spend the
summer looking after his mining
interests.
O'Bannon & Clark, the first and
last, and the only place between
Grangeville and Elk City where
you can get your mining supplies
You can get them cheap. Harp
ster, Idaho.
w. S. Clark left yesterday fol
Lewiston after his daughter Elma
who has been attending the pub
lie schools in that city for the pas
nine months. Miss Bernice Da,
accompanied him and will attent
the commencement exercises of th'
State Normal.
Buy your mining supplies iron
!, o. O'Bannon & Clark, dealers in gen
eral merchandise and mining sup
plies, II miles from Grangeville OF
your road to Elk City and Dixie
You will receive fair treatmen
and low prices. Harpster, Idaho
The electric light plant weighin
: $4,000 pounds, is being packed u
from Shorty bar to the prairie b
+ Worden Bros, and Elliott is haul
ing to Grangeville. The plant vii
, be stored here temporarily pendin
the building of the bitches, etc
on Johns creek, which will suppl
? the power for generating the elec
} tricity.
Business is booming in Warner
. Henry Grostein who has a genera
! store at that point had an invoic
. of goods shipped him this weel
: from Grostein & Binnard's. !
took ten four horse freight team
! to convey the shipment to Wal
rens. This is the largest shipmen
by team ever sent to that place.
Teller.
The engine, pump and hoist fo
? the Florence Gold M. & M. Co
has arrived and is now en- route
Florence, where it will be erecte
on the Cleopatra and used in th
= sinking of a shaft on that claim
This is a Grangeville incorpors
> ton and it is to be hoped that the
will strike a sure-enough bonanz
: the first pop. With a few me
: making money in the mines an
: owning property here Grangevill