Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-11-05

Bargains in stationery at the M.
X M. cash store.
An imme nse stock Of fresh can
dies at the M. & M. cash store.
Attorney Fogg is recovering from
a long siege of the prevailing
typhus.
G.. S. Gre CORY is out from the
! Newsome creek placers to spend
the winter.
A 7-column Washington hand
press for ale cheap for cash at
FRFE PRESS office.
John Wells and wife left this
week for Asotin where they will
spend the winter.
J. P. Tur ner, of Dixie, is once
more on the streets after pro-
longed alta elk of typhus.
Frank j. Reed carries full line
of assay goods and is able to fit any
one for scie entific prospecting.
1t is now the unanimous opinion
| that the Be IN Bon has the best Ci-
gars in the city. Try them.
Seventy hundred pounds of
freight arrived this week for Evan
Evans Cash Hardware Store.
The best feed stables and meat
market on the reservation are kept
by Jos. Cox, at Stuart. Idaho. 35
While in Grangeville call at
Frank J. Reeds assay office and
examine the rich and beautiful
ores of Ida ho county.
The suit for criminal libel against
G. d. Galv in is now in progress at
Boise City; over 100 witnesses
have been subp9naed.
Ex-Sherif If Joe M. Eakin was out
from Dixie this week to get his
winter supplies and subscribed for
the old eliable FREE Press.
A. No. l baled hay for sale at
$500 per ton by f. w. Oil
yer, 81 mi les northeast of Grange
vile and 8 miles east of Denver. l
! Ed. l.. Mahoney, manager of the
Buffalo hill placers, arrived from
Elk Monday and left for Butte
next day. He will spend the win
ter in Hon nplulu.
I Attorneys Jas. +. Babb and Jas
w. Reid, of Lewiston, Franz
Moore and G. q. Pickett, of Mos
cow, were attending district cour
throughout the session.
Nickerson and McGee pulle,
through town this week with thre
six-horse teams and four wagon
loaded with milling machinery 70
the Waverly mine in Florence.
Sam Irwin was out on a brie
trip from Badger this week an,
reported the stamps at the Badge
mill dropping steadily day ant
night and the plates covered witt
gold.
Frank Ganahl, the best minin
lawyer on the Pacific coast, and
pioneer of pioneers, was attendin,
court at Mt. Idaho this week il
the interest of John Clark in tn
Bear Track litigation.
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o DIR. G. A. GREEN,
o DENTIST.
Office, Grange block,
:. over drug store. First
class work guaranteed
: at z Portland prices.
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t J. l.. Upton and Tom Sea
started with two loads of suppl,
II for the Cleveland mine on Reli
J. creek October %, and were della,
ed on the road a week by To
taking down with the mounta
:. fever. He was returned to Ri
~ bolds and is in a very bad way.
- DIR. Chas. Busey, of Clearwatt
) visited the city Sunday on proft
= sional business. He has had
BUSY season TINS summer ana l;
OF and has ridden down sever
ae horses in making the roun
among his patients, many of who
re are widely scattered over a We
rt large scope of country.
All subscription accounts due
rt the FREE PRESS can be paid
xt wheat, oats or barley delivered
either flour mill in Grangevil
oh As we are getting this part of
- - business on cash basis it is {
81 pected that all who are in ARE;
will settle in full before Jany
g's 1898, or their accounts will
y. lpaced in legal hands for collectl'
"A. +. PARKER.
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