Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-06-04

School election Monday.
July falls on Sunday.
Vote the special school tax.
Volume ~, No. l of the FREE
Press.
Why not advertise your stations
in the FREE PRESS?
John Mullnix has opened the
Bon Bon candy store.
The Fourth of July program
will appear next week.
G. w. Chamber lin is having his
saloon building repainted.
John Doumecq was a visitor
from Salmon river this week.
Editor Parker leaves for Moscow
Sunday on University business.
School meeting and election at
school house at 2 o'clock Monday.
There are about a dozen new
bicycles on our streets this week.
J.C. Mattox brought us in last
week hens egg weighing b
ounces.
A wagon load of strawberries
from Lewiston were disposed Of
here last Monday.
Rev. Silas Perkins will preach
in the court house, Mt. Idaho,
Saturday evening, June 5.
The Kendrick people are talking
of building a telephone line to Flor
ence by way of Nezperce.
Holz's brick machine arrived
last Friday and is now in position
at the brick yard south of town.
Send in the name of your newly
elected school trustee next week
for publication in the FREE Press.
+. L. Mahoney, manager of the
Buffalo Hill Mining Co., was out
last week to meet r. d. Legget,
of Butte.
J. II. Robinson has been ap-
pointed census marshal of this
school district and will take the
census July l.
The body of Tom Aram has not
yet been recovered. A reward OF
$3.50 is offered and the river is be-
ing patrolled.
The O. r. and N. have reduced
their rate via steamer from Port
land to San Francisco to $40 for
cabin passage.
Deeds, bonds, mortgages, leases
and all other forms of conveyan-
cling promptly done by A. F. Par
ker, notary public.
Closing out sale. Trimmed hats
for 81 and upwards. Call at once
and you may make better selec-
tions.-M. f. ROBINSON.
Sam Church hauled a load ol
potatoes and bacon into Florence
last week, and disposed of the
same on satisfactory terms.
| Just received, very large as.
sortment of the newest designs in
wall paper. Call early and gel
first choice. HENRY WAX.
The falling of a big lamp at tht
Model restaurant Tuesday nigh
gave the town a mighty narrow
escape from big confagration.
Miss M. Z. Robinson for the mex
80 days will sell ladies hats, flow
ers, trimmings, baby hats, etc.
as cheap as the cheapest, to clos
out.
The members of the Masoni
lodge at this place turned out il
force Sunday and decorated tn
graves of the brethren in the ceme
teries here and at Mt. Idaho.
Jas. Reardon is out from War
rem. He expects to leave agail
this week for the camp with par
ties who are interested in the BON
on the Meadows placer ground.
A. T. Carter has commenced Al
action in the District Court agains
the directors of the Buffalo Hill
Mining Co. for seven thousan
dollars, alleged to be due him fo
,, services.
! O'Bannon & Clark, the first an
, last, and the only place betweel
: Grangeville and Elk City wher
you can get your mining supplies
You can get them cheap. HarI
ster, Idaho.
J. F. Ailshie left for Moscow yes
: terday on business connected wit
the Buffalo Hill injunction cast
: He will also institute habeas col
pus proceedings for the release {
| Prof. Martinees.
Geo. G. Thompson, of C9u
d'Alene City, grand master Of tn
I. o. o. F., visited the lodge at thi
place last Saturday and was give
a good reception by the tripl
link fraternity here.