Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-05-28

Honest goods at honest prices at
George Browns. Give him q call.
Stuart, Idaho.
The finest horseshoeing in Idaho
county at Pioneer blacksmith shop.
IF. d. DAVIDSON.
The stamp mill for the Hi-u
mine has arrived in Lewiston and
will be shipped to Florence inn
mediately.
Deeds. bonds, mortgages, leases
aud all other forms Of conveyan-
cling promptly done by A. F. Par
her, notary public.
George Newman and Miss Clough
tof Cottonwood, were visiting at Mt.
Idaho and Grangeville on Satur-
day and Sunday last.
just received, a very large as
sortment of the newest designs in
wall paper. Call early and get
first choice.- HENRY WAX.
w. G.. Knighten and family, Of
Lake district, leave this week for
California to reside permanently.
May good luck follow them.
Mail carrier Tippery is estab-
fishing a way station about five
miles on this side of the summit of
Big Baldy on the road to Elk City.
G. B. Wood has purchased four
lots adjoining the McGrane resi-
dence and will erect a home for
his family thereon at an early date.
Hugh O'Kane has purchased
four lots in Schmadeka's addition,
south of the Wagner property and
will erect residence this summer.
New subscribers to the FREE
PRESS are: G. S. Smith, Dixie,
Idaho, Leo. Freidenrich, White
Bird, Idaho; Harrison johnson,
Tolo, Idaho.
Pierce Mooney was out from Elk
City Monday and reports livelier
times in there this spring than he
has seen for % years. Old Elk is
evidently all right.
Mrs. Henry Meyer has been very
sick for the past week at the resi-
dence of Frank McGrane, but we
we are glad to state that she is now
on the high road to health again.
O'Bannon s. 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.
A. M. Rosseau and sister, of
Seattle, have been taking in this
metropolis for SOME days past,
having made the trip overland on
bicycles, Mr.. Rosseau is looking
over this field with the view Of es-
tablishing paper here.
Buy your mining supplies from
o. 'Bannon & Clark, dealers in gen.
eral merchandise and mining sup
plies, 12 miles from Grangeville on
your road to Elk City and Dixie.
You will receive fair treatment
and low prices. Harpster, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brack Thomas, of
Cottonwood, leave next week with
the intention of locating perman-
emily in the Oklahoma country.
They have sold one of their ranches
and rented the other. The good
wishes of their neighbors and
friends hereabouts for their future
prosperity attend them.
The Jones Bros. are back from
the cattle delivery which they
made jointly with Tom Aram
They were eye-witnesses Of the
drowning of their partner and say
it was a heart rending sight te
witness the struggles of this strong
brave man in the icy waters o
the swift current. With charac
CeflSJlc generosity tney OLcr d rc'
ward Of 5000 for the recovery oi
the body.
Mrs. J. A. Whitaker and tw'
children arrived here from west
ern Washington last Saturday ant
will hereafter reside permanent.
at Elk City, where Mr.. Whitake
. is engaged in the mercantile busi
ness. He has arranged to equiv
his store at that point with first
class stock of general merchandis
and will undoubtedly do goo
business in that growing trad
center.
The Pittsburg Mining and Mill
ing Co. met at Cottonwood Sunda
and organized for active worl
The officers for the first year arr
J. L. Eckert, president and treas
urer; 7. T. Ellis, vice-presiden