Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-09-23

A nice stock of cigars just re-
ceived at the Bon Bon.

A nice stock of cigars Just re-
ceived at the Bon Bon.
Lee Smith was visitor from
the White Bird settlements last
week.
Henry S. Jones left Saturday on
a brief visit to his old home in old
Virginia.
Mrs. Martin Wagner left Tues
day for Portland on month visit
to her parents.
w. II. Requa and Geo. Thatcher
left for Lewiston Tuesday to be
gone one week.
Vansise raised double-decker
flag pole in front of the public
school last Saturday.
Mrs. Monteith and two children,
OF Spokane, are visiting with the
family of DR.. Sheaffer.
We have a purchaser for few
Elk Teeth in good condition.
Enquire at Free Press office.
Mrs. Ezra Baird and family have
returned to Lewiston after a long
vacation at Burgdorfs springs.
There are no germs in soda
water to produce fevers. Have a
good cold drink at the Bon Bon
The frame of Gelbach's two-
story residence in Halls addition
is up and being enclosed as fast as
possible.
Miss Leslie Shannon left last
Saturday to attend winters
course of instruction at Whitman
college, Walla Walla.
n The brick for the new bank
building is being burned by P. B.
Terteling, and is said to be as
good as the best ever made in this
country.
Vansise tackled the work of
raising the old Grange hall build
ing to the street grade Monday
and of course, made a highly sue
cessful job of it.
Mr.. Shannon requests us to state
that he wishes to decline the
nomination for surveyor rendered
him by the republican county con-
vention on Saturday last.
V. Holz & Son wish to announce
to the public that they have plenty
of fine brick for sale. Price $40
per / 900 at the kiln. Leave Or
ders at residence in Grangeville. II
The silver republicans of this
county have decided to endorse
and support Hon. Frank Moore
of Moscow, the democratic nomi
nee for Judge of this judicial dis.
trict.
Little Florence Requa, ageG
three years, fell down and broke
her left arm square in the middl,
last Sunday. DR.. Bibby spliced
it and the fracture is healing
nicely.
VIM. Sogmier, owner of the Gold
Standard mine in Dixie, arrived
out from the camp Friday and lefl
next day for his home in Indian
apolis. He reports Dixie as al
right and country of good mines
- Coming out from Florence las
Thursday the stage horses raj
away and threw the passenger
out. James Hensley, who was
coming out to the republican con
vention, was badly bruised and i
still in town getting his bones ad
justed to their proper position.
The Lewiston Daily Tribun
now arrives at Camas prairie point
on the day of publication. Alfor'
Bros. are getting out a good littl
daily and all hands along the stag
road should encourage their enter
prise by a cash in advance yearl,
subscription to the Daily Tribune
Jos. Schooner has sold his inter
est in the Grangeville group G
quartz mines on Relief creek, ad
joining the Cleveland mine, an
will probably spend the winter il
Mexico. The purchasers are hi
old partners, Geo. K. Reed, Henr
Wax, Jas. Edwards and w. W
Brown.
The people of Spalding are talk
ing of making their town the dis
tributing point for all the ma
, routes which supply the reserve
ton and Camas prairie settlement
and claim that great benefits wi
ensue to all hands if the projet
| can be compassed. Spalding
, now the nearest railroad point
, Camas prairie and no doubt goo
: deal of freight destined for the VI
per country will be handled frol
. there when warehouse, storehous
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