Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-03-18

SdnlieS At the M. g M. SlOfc.
See the advertisement of the NJ. & NJ.
Cash Store.
Dressmaking done at the Bszaar, by
Miss Nj. l.. Robinson.
Onion sets and new garden seeds at
| Alexander * Freidenr chs
NEleven attorneys in Grangeville
and still they come.
The incest candies in the city at the
Bon ion. Try them and be convinced
Mike Green and Mr.. Scott, of
Florence, were visitors this week.
Quartz and placer location
blanks, % cents per dozen at Free
Press Office.
A son of l.. b. Nash, of Spokane,
is expected here daily to locate
and practice law.
DR.. Green is going into Elk
about the middle of April to be
gone until Aug. /.
Born. Near Grangeville, Idaho,
March II, 1898, st. Patrick's day,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brady,
10 Id son.
The Free Homes amendment
has been knocked out and another
plank of the ST. Louis platform is
thus thrown overheard.
Mrs. Scales returned to her
home at Mt. Idaho Sunday, having
been nursed back to health by her
sister, Mrs. A. +. Parker.
NA fire escape is being built on
the south side of the Odd Fellows
hall to facilitate exit from the
lodge room in case of fire.
All persons contemplating pur-
chasing tombstone of any de-
scriptine will do well to call on
j. A. Wilkinson, at the Bargain
| store.
| +. S. Sweet has contracted to
haul the Poorman mill equipment
from Lewiston to the mine south
af Florence, delivery to be made
not later than July |.
There are 800 pounds of freight
at the Free Press office destined
for Stuart. Teamsters going down
there should call and get it.
Died.-In Lewiston, Idaho,
March n, 1898, Sidney E.
Child, aged o5 years. De
ceased was the father of w.
E. Child, Of Badger. :.
CARD OFTHANKS.-We wish
to extend our sincere thanks to
our many friends who have shown
Us SO much kindness and sympathy
in our late affliction.
Mrs. Teleher and family.
LOST, STRAYED OR SroLEN.-From
Henry Miler's pasture, near di diangeville,
two hav horses, branded SB on left shoul-
der. Any information leading to their
recovery will be suitably rev ,rded by
Mrs Isabella Robbie, White Bird 0,
Idaho. al
Miss Bundren, sister of Mrs.
J. L. Ailshie, has arrived from
Tennessee and is teaching the de-
partment OF the public schools
made vacant by the death of Mrs
Frank J. Reed.
Cigarsl Cigarsl at the NJ. & NJ. Casl
store. They carry over twenty brands
among which are "Since ridad," Up
mems Bouquet" General Arthur,
''UniN, E" Leland Stanford :" "Clut
House Bouquet. "El Captain General,
and Trabucos.
Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing at NJ. L. church Sunday 6:1i
to 7:l5 p. III. Subject March 20
.'The evils Of all intemperance.
Leader, Miss Winnie Hall Re
ception Of new members at close O.
meeting.
Y J. J. Hogan has purchased thu
building on Hall street lately oc
cupied by Harry Markham ant
has also leased the ground from
the Grange and will occupy it as
! photograph gallery until he car
buy piece Of land, when he viii
remove the building thereon.
Jas. Witt leaves for his place
claims in Deadwood basin, Ell
City district, tomorrow, to max
ready for a good seasons run. II
has expended IA vast amount c
labor in putting in a bedrock tlum
4 and from the result of his las
years work he has a standar
) property there.
The Grand Lodge of Idaho, A
a +. and A. NJ, at its late sessio
7 declared that all members of tn
fraternity residing in this stat
# should become members of tn
# nearest LODGE has resulted in
d large increase of late in the men
5 bership. Mt. Idaho lodge No 8, I
Grangeville, has added sever;
to its roster under the provision
l. of this rule, Robt. Mcconnell an
: Lewis Spengler being elected ;
, its last meeting.
Math Lauer is getting ready
put on crew of men on his be-
!. rock fiume enterprise at the mou1