Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-24
v Camas Prarie is a beautiful flow
er garden now.

er garden now.
i Van Wrinkle, the blacksmith,
has located at Cottonwood.
The News, of Nezperce, on the
reservation, has suspended publica-
tion.
7 Shingles from McGrane's mill at
Stuart are coming to town for
sale.
The Camas Prarie Baptist AS
sOciation is in session at Cotton
wood.
Our Ned Greene beats the big
drum in Idaho's regimental band
of twenty-five pieces.
NThe contractors are working
day and night shifts to get the train
into Lewiston by July 4.
\ In Lake school district G. +.
Troeh was elected trustee and a
special tax of mills voted.
Westlake school district voted
special tax of 10 mills for school
purposes at the recent election.
The juvenile soldiers Of this town
both boys and girls, are drilling
and marching every fine evening.
c. S. McCready went into the
Elk country last week to inter-
view the boys as deputy assessor.
The Scott flour mill is tempor-
arily shut down owing to the break
ing of the shaft last Friday night.
J. B. Crawford, of Palouse City,
is about to fill long-felt want by
erecting a FIGURING mill at c otton'
wood.
Company "C' with the rest o
the Idaho volunteers, expect tt
sail daily for Manila IN the Nor
gan City.
Mrs. Thomas Surridge and young
est daughter left last week t.
spend the summer with friends il
Detroit, Mich.
Born. I'm Cottonwood, Idaho
June Is, 1898, to the wife of w
p. Nichols, a deputy postmaster
weighing 10 pounds.
The new post office building
about completed and Judge Gal
ber is only awaiting authority fror
, Washington to move in.
Grangeville gardens are produ
ing unlimited quantities of straw
berries, and still the fruit men di
pose of all they bring here.
: f. w. Kettenbach was up fro
Lewiston Monday to attend Il
annual meeting of the stock-hol
ers of the Bank of Camas Prairi
NThe Banner mill at Florence
to have two more 5-stamp mill
S. which will increase the daily c
pacity to 60 tons. Banner stock
n no longer on the market.
es The recent election in Oreg'
ur shows that the middle-of-the-ro;
populists voted the straight I
publican ticket. They will do t
same thing in Idaho county ne
November.
The machinery for the Ir
Crown mill is strung out all alo
:. the road from Harpster up to
= Baldy. The road is open and l.
o. of freight teams are en- route
Elk and Dixie.
q The middle-of- the-road elem'
- of the national populist commit
- have called a national convent
to be held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
September 4, for the purpose OF
=, organizing the party.
ct a f. B. True arrived Stature
: from Spokane en- route to Ware
He is accompanied by Chas.
do do Walter Buffers of Spokane y
for will prospect the Secesh mead
near w dTItIlS WltI a. NiON VI
and chasing extensive placer gro
:. c. there.
Potlatch Press: We have il
Sab. good authority that a contrac
ser about let for sixty miles of rail-
Rev. to be run up Clearwater
Spalding, thence on to the Pr
You near Nez Perce. The roundhO
the etc., is to be moved to Spaldin
sled soon as the bridge is completed
DIR. Foglesong gave a public
,por- hibition of his power to heal r
aiken matism last Saturday. His
'unol 'ur.n ject was a young man who WI
ff severely crippled up with
complaint as to be unable to v
shsud Today he walks the street wit
rant assistance and says he neve
does better in his life.
w. II. Phelps. president @
No. Idaho Comstock Co., operati
acres acres Dixie, arrived out last week
,ouire tend the annual meeting O
.ange- stockholders at Spokane. HI