Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-03-25
A. +. Parker, Notary Public.
Candies "A, the NJ. & M. Store.

i City election Tuesday, April 5.
See the advertisement OF t he NJ. & NJ.
/ Cash Store.
Dressmaking done at the Bazaar, by
Mss NJ Il. Robinson.
Onion sets and new garden seeds at
Alexander & Freilenr chs.
| The incest candies in the city at the
Bon Bon. Try them aud be convinced
Quartz and placer location
blanks, 20 cents per dozen at Free
Press office.
Attorney Rohrig has established
his law Office in the upstairs Of the
Hall building.
Down in Nez Perce county they
are leasing some OF the state school
lands at ST per acre.
In the Idaho Falls city election
the democrats and silver republi-
cans have joined forces.
Cal. Huddleston, the well known
! placer miner, is up from the Cove
outfittine for his seasons work.
w. w. Brown and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Cable, left yester-
day for Lewiston on visit to
friends.
John K. c. Gwyn' of Cottonwood
has tiled a homestead on SO acres
in section 81, township 81 north,
range | east.
Firmie d. Davidson of Grange
| Vile made a 100 acres homestead
filing in section 80 township 80
north, range 2 east.
The troops at Fort Occur
d'Alene have been ordered to Fort
Stevens, near Astoria, III the ex-
pectalion of war with Spain.
Three parties of surveyors are at
work on Snake river laying out a
route for the 0. K. & Co.'S proposed
railroad from Riparia to Lewiston.
Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing at NJ. +. church Sunday 6:15
to 1915 p. IN. Subject March ~,
God d's unfailing promises. Leader
Miss Mary Maxey.
| Nm. B. Pettibone is out from
Newsome and reports much ac-
tivi,y along that creek, with,
everybody preparing for season
of active work on the placers.
Six months residence in the state
and 30 days in the Village entities
IA citizen to vote at the coming
Village election The vote prom
ises to be large. The Australian
ballot system will be used.
| The scheme to annex Hawai- by
treaty has been aban doned. Its
promoters found they did not have
the necessary two-thirds vote in
the senate. The matter is to be
pressed by joint resolution.
~ Mrs. w. IL. Hill and child left
for Lewiston Wednesday to join
Mr.. Hill, who shortly leaves to
fill a position in one of the big
Montana mines as engineer. We
wish him unbounded success.
DIR. Green received an urgent re-
quest to visit Westlake and has
arranged to be there next week.
Upon his return he will spend a
few days in his Grangeville office
before going into Elk for the sum
mer.
w. Q. jackson, of Butte, a
stock holder in the Montana Placer
Co., operating the claims recently
purchased from Ghas. Gelbaeh and
incorporated by K. G. Huston, is
in town on his way To inspect the
property.
Mrs. c. II. Schmadeka's spring
'. opening shows the largest and best
assortment of millinery, notions
and fancy goods ever brought te
Grangeville and all selected by
t herself in San Francisco. Call and
examine and get her prices. 43
, w. II. Phelps returned from
! Spokane Monday and leaves today
!, for Dixie. He promises season
of active development on tn,
i Idaho-Comstock, and reports mucl
/, enquiry about this section anon;
!, mining investors in Spokane.
!, y Monday night the first day 0
spring, was without exception, The
coldest of the winter, the ther
: mometer registering degrees be
! low zero. No doubt the fruit al
: along the Clearwater and Salmon
river bottoms is killed, as tn
trees were nearly all in bloom il
t the lowlands.
j That tired feeling Is due to inipover
G ished blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla er
ricnes and vitalizes the blood aud give
strength, energy and vigor. Be sure t
= get Hoods.
: Hoods pills are purely vegetable an
!. do not purge, pain or grippe. All dru,
II gisis. 25c.
The proper way for the silve
forces to fuse in the fall and sui
a sequent campaigns in this state
~ to commence at the primaries
Z, All who endorse the Chicago pla'