Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-11-19
Jack Wood is recovering.
DR.. Green is still bedfast.

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Candies! candies! candies! at the
M. & M.
Come in and rest while waiting
for the cars. .-REQUA, the Jeweler.
Bert Sherwin returned from Sal
mon river Monday with his pa
rents, who will winter here.
While in Grangeville call at
Frank j. Reeds assay Office and
examine the rich and beautiful
ores of Idaho county.
The Red Men gave their second
dance last Friday night, and des-
pite the inclement weather had a
good crowd and an enjoyable time.
A. No. l, baled hay for sale at
$500 per ton by E. w. Oil
YER, 81 miles northeast of Grange
vile and 8 miles east of Denver.
There will be dance at vonBar-
gen school house, district 81, for
benefit of the school, on Friday
evening, December 3. Tickets 81.
Col. Geo. A. Ball, y. S. inspec-
tor of surveys, arrived here last
Friday enroute to Salmon river to
inspect the surveys in that sec
ton.
N N. b. Pettibone was out from
Newsome last week, having re-
covered from the injury to his left
leg which kept him bedfast for sew
eral weeks.
Attorney Fogg was on the
streets Monday, FOR the first time
in several weeks. He had a severe
bout with typhoid fever but finally
came out on top.
Mr.. Schwalbach, of the Grange
vile roller mills, has shipped this
summer several carloads of the
"Pride Of Camas Prairie flour to
San Francisco, where it finds a
ready sale.
New subscribers to the FREE
PRESS this week are: J. A. VIM
py, Harpster, Idaho; r. II. Steel,
Harpster, Idaho; O. b. Stewart,
Piedmont, Kansas; the latter is
sent by w. Il. Graham.
Election of road supervisors by
the people Of the several road dis.
tricts takes place in each district
Oh Wednesday, December 1. The
election is governed by the same
rules as the election of school trus.
tees.
The last of the stamp mill ma
chinery for the Hiyu mine was de
. livered in Florence Saturday ant
it is expected to start crushing ore
on Monday next. The tota
weight of the outfit was 31,0O(
pounds.
A numerously signed petition
setting forth the advantages of es
tablishing an express line between
Lewiston and Grangeveville ant
opening an Office here, was for
warded to the Pacific Express Co
this week.
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DIR. G. A. GREEN,
o DENTIST.
Office, Grange block,
: o over drug store. First
h o class work guaranteed
0 at Portland prices.
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A. +. Parker, trustee, has sol
lot 10, block 2, north of Mai
= street, to Photographer Hanson
: The adjoining lots 7, s and 8, wei
" purchased by attorney Frank |
r. Fogg, who will build an Office in
mediately on lot 7, back of tn
II Hartman corner.
n NFred higgins started to New
d. some the other day with load
ID hay, but ran up against lot
4 freight teams hopelessly mire
& down, so he turned round an
,s brought his hay back. Joe Vicol
was in the same predicament, b.
We sold his hay to the freighters.
u NoTIcE.-I have for sale a gre
money Garner, one of Edison's |
:. test aluminium spring motor phon
Tx graphs, with a full case of recor
'm az in number. Machine compile
nd in every particular ready for Il
road. Cheap for cash. Enqui
ne Or address Requa, the Jeweler.
N \The vein was cut in the Poe
he man in Florence last week at
depth of $50 feet, there being fl
ass feet Of ore exposed at that poil
las The ore now blocked out is sui
an cient to keep mill running for
long time, and Poorman stock
now quoted at its par value 81 p
.n share.
ia.
M Editor Parker has sold to Lu
wig Grabski the lot ON the. corr
of Main and Mill streets. II
ho, was the first lot sold at the sale
of the Crooks estate in 1885, and |
been in Parker's possession e,
since. Mr.. Grabski will shor
no, erect a carpenter and wheel sh
HS uDOn il.