Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-09-02
School election Monday.
Democratic primaries tomorrow.
How many Of you have regis
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II. f. Heppner is out from Flor
ence on his way below.
j. +. Ailshie is building an ad-
dition to his residence.
Lemons, oranges, bananas and
figs at the Bon Bon.
Colin Mcintosh arrived from
Warren Tuesday en- route to Ia
coma.
L. S. Sweet is gathering 300 head
of beef cattle for shipment to Ill
inois markets.
Edmond Fitzgeral was visitor
from COttnwOOd this week and re-
newed for the old reliable F. P.
Requa and family and Geo.
Thatcher have returned from q
long vacation at the Warren hot
springs.
The Florence stage was COM
PEELED to turn back OH account of
forest fires while on its way out
last week.
Village marshal johnson went
into the Buffalo Hump district
this week to inspect the new quartz
discoveries.
The soda fountain is again start
ed at the Bon Bon, where you can
get healthful, refreshing drink
for only 5 cents glass.
Jos. Pfeufer went to Lewiston
Saturday after his family who
have been visiting on the Sound
for the past three months.
Mrs. F. d. Richardson received
a message last week stating that
her mother was seriously i'll. She
left the same night for Almota.
Smith & Smith, of Florence, have
a few more of those nicely litho-
graphed maps of the District.
Buy one or more and send them
out to advertise the camp. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Scales gave
a pleasant party to a number of
their young friends at Mt. Idaho
Saturday evening. Games and
music were INDUCED in until a late
hour.
| A. ii. Bishop, of Florence, has
visited the Buffalo Hump district
and tells the Free Press that the
new strikes are the biggest surface
showings he has ever seen in any
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Brown
Mrs. Lake and Master Arthur Lake
left Monday for Westlake, where
Mrs. Lake will remain a few day
before returning to her home il
Lewiston.
w. F. Schmadeka has just ad
ded to his stock a complete line o
crockery, glassware, lamps ant
toilet sets. If you need anything
in that line give him call ant
you will save money.
; Hon. G. s. Voorhees, and w. II
Harris were in town this week
having returned from a trip to tn
Buffalo Hump quartz excitement
They report the district as a sure
enough bonanza camp.
Land patents have been receiv
ed at the Lewiston Office for Johl
F. White, Mt. Idaho; Clarenc
Denham, Edward Denham ant
L. F. Carnish, Westlake; John M
Crunk and Thomas Goodwin
a Clearwater; George w. May
Rustic.
!, The Palace hotel is now opel
J, for the accommodation of tn
). travelling public with R. D. Sheare
/ as proprietor, who promises t.
Q conduct it as the. best hotel in tn
: county. Rates 81 and 50 per day
with bar and reading room in cor
t nection. l3.
Q An election for two trustees {
,, Grangeville Independent schot
district will be held at the schot
h house on Monday next, Septembe
# 8. The polls will be open fror
ir two until 5 p. m. The trustee
e whose term has expired are w. 4
a. Hall and J. F. Ailshie.
u The state board of equalizatio
IL have adopted last years figures @
Ie all property within its jurisdiction
N Main lines of railroad are assesse
r. at $4,000 per mile, and branches ,
t. So, 900 per mile. Stock cattle, ,
4, returned by the counties are a
sessed at s13 and stock sheep /.
$1.65 per head.
at w. A. and Mrs. Hall, Joh
,e Smith and wife, Misses Winifrt
n. Hall, NJ. f. Robinson and MAJ
III Maxey, have gone as delegates
8. the annual conference of the M.
n. church to be held at Pullma
Ia Wash. All will return next we,
:. except Miss Hall who will ent
ra the university at Moscow.
e. DR.. Nickel has returned from