Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-10-28

enlarged their store room and in
creased their stock. They are now
giving the lowest prices in their
lines.
The supreme court heard the !
case of the Bear Track Mining Co.,
VS. John Clark in Lewiston last
week and have it under advise
ment.
Catholic Church-There will be
services in the Catholic church at
Grangeville, on October % and 30.
All are kindly invited.-Rev. l..
MEULEr.
Voters must register before elect
ion day or they will be deprived of
their right to vote This impOr-
tant matter should not be neglect
ed. Register at once.
John Weiss of Alpowai, was a
member of Chapman's volunteer
company in 1877. Other members
whose names have not been pub
lished will please notify us.
James DeIIaven, republican can
didate for county attorney, will ac-
company the silver candidates on
their canvass of the county in the
meetings advertised elsewhere.
~ Rube Besse, one of the James
Warren party which discovered
the old placer camp of Warren in
this county. died in Warren last
week at the ripe age of 72 years.
we ARE SELLING
the Wilson improved air-tight
heater on the up TO date plan.
Quick sales and small profits. We
don't want the profit of the Ayers.
w. f. Schmadeka.
Jason Waggoner was found un-
conscious in the road east OF
Grangeville last week and was ta.
ken to Mt. Idaho, where he died
the next day. He was about II
years old.
Leon Cone, aged two and one
half years, son of Harry w. Cone
fell off porch on Sunday last ant
fractured and dislocated his lef
arm above the elbow. The young
ster is progressing nicely.
f. d. Davidson and d. r. Ath
erton have dissolved partnershi
, in the blacksmith business, MI
Atherton continuing at the oil
stand. Mr.. Davidson is trying t
lease the Murphy shop on Hal
street.
wv. w. Monteith has bought OF
H. +. Matteson's interest in tn
n M. 4 M. Cash Store. The ne
= firm is offering bargains in the
|. entire line. See their ad in tn
issue. They solicit the patronas
# of the people.
< A telephone message from Wes
Q lake Tuesday announced the arri'
al of c. w. VanArsdale and tw
v other railroad officials who ha
It made the trip from Lewiston ov'
D the reservation. From Westlal
g they drove to the top of Craig
II mountain, took in the extent al
Typographical features of Cam
Prairie and returned to Lewisto
ct J. p. Cox has returned fro
r Umatilla county and will in futu
D. reside here. He reports a go
harvest all through the Wa
Walla and eastern Oregon count
:! and the farmers generally are hOl
:. ing on to their crop and waiti
. 20 for the advance agent of prosper
- = to come along and boost the pr
~ ~ of wheat up higher before tt
:. will sell.
Miss Jessie K. Clark, sister
Walter and Will Clark, Mrs. G.
Is Day and Mrs. Rowton arrived h
u from Topeka, Kansas, on Frit
ay evening last to spend the win
Ill visiting her relatives here. N
ng Jessie is well and widely known
er- Camas Prairie, having tau
on on school here for some years.
ILL., is now engaged in the practic'
ere medicine in Topeka.
out Bert Rigley, Chas. Robbins,
us +. McKenna and Mike Green
en- for Lewiston last Friday to col
he with II. A. Cohen for sale of
the Big Buffalo, Merrimac and..O I
hat mines to Capt. De Lamar.
r. hands here are praying that
IL trade will be made, for De Lam
u I advent will add a thousand dol
'ns, omo to the value of every prospec
-. Idaho county.
aim There is but one more issue
pre- the several county papers be
res election, and it will be we'll for
F, If voters not to be misled by c
that paign "roor-backs" sprung on
e as didates from now on. The dc
nge- cratic ticket has been before
aw. since Sept. 3, and the republ
lid ticket since Sept. 10, and cha
9a oa sprung at this late date are n
oah with infant tn 1aoaiva and arr