Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-04-22


Florence Sunday.
~ Bailey Chamberlain is up from
his river ranch this week.
&Wallace Scott and Bert Sherwn re-
turned from Lewiston Monday.
Ladies seperate dress skirts from SI.7s
up az Alexander & Freidenrch's.
n. B. Pettibone was a visitor
from Newsome creek this week.
New spring styles mems hats, just re-
ceived at Alexander & Freidenrich's.
Boise county has II Jerusalem,
which is located near Hellshalfacre.
James Reardon is expected here daily
to start up the Meadows placers IN War
ren.
n Born.--Near Cottonwood, Idaho,
April IL, 1898, to the wife of A. r.
Lee, a son.
Died.-Near Cottonwood, Idaho,
April 7, 1898, Mrs. Jennie Crabtree,
aged 20 years.
S. f. Leitch has purchased the
Elite saloon at Cottonwood from
Jake Woodring.
y G. A. McKinlay cut his right
foot severely with an axe while
splitting wood last week.
A. j. Ternan, of Rossland b. G. ,
IA nephew of Henry Ternan, of
Clearwater, was visitor here this
week.
Cashier w. w. Brown, OF
Grangeville, has purchased the
farm of j. S. Rhoads, near Cotton
wood.
A. Freidenrich has sold part OF
the Shissler ranch on Cottonwood
, creek, at Columbus, to Il. W.
Cowan.
, RObt. Jones has purchased the
!. entire brand of cattle from his
father, Seth Jones, Sr., for eastern
parties.
Ralston McCracken, of Butte
Mont, arrived here last Saturday
en- route to Elk to work .on tn,
Ternan hill placers.
Il. II. Moffett, amalgamator o
the Badger mill, was out from th'
mine this week with $1,000 gol,
brick. He returned Tuesday.
Fred Mckenzie came out from
l Elk Saturday to look up the wa
news and to offer his services t
Uncle Sam in the event of a scrap
= Lewis Grabski, the Grangevill
contractor, is back from an extend
: ed try to Seattle where he has bee
looking after his real estate in
terests.
The social given at the oper
house last Friday night by tn
Presbyterians, was largely attend
ed and creditable program wa
=. rendered
{ 1t matters not what may be tn
II number of battles fought on tn
island of Cuba, the victims of di!
ease will far outnumber those (
Ot the bullet and ball.
i. y Jas. Edwards and X. w. Whit
OF have sold three lots on Coon sire,
V, to j. G. Gelbach, who will con
g. mence the erection of a dwellir
;, thereon as soon as lumber can
:" had.
B. w. Maxey, former residel
\ of this town, has sold out his e.
- trie band of cattle and inten
= shortly to remove to the Palou
country.
w. II. Requa is back from Le
& iston, better prepared than ever
give the public satisfaction in t
ant line of wa,ch, clock and jewel
repairing.
od. p. e. Mahohey arrived frc
Butte on Sundays stage and Il
'ad Tuesday to resume the mana,
ment of the Buffalo Hill place
nd. He spent the winter in the Sal
witch Islands.
days.
NGeo. Schmadeka is having
fter large tract of land south of Ii
street surveyed into lots, bloc
new and streets, to correspond with
S. original and second additions
and the town of Grangeville.
laa' II. NJ. McDermid has purcha'
un- the corner lot on north Main, bi
IS Jf Capt. Hartman's, and Magee
the Matteson the TWO lots adjoini
ceu' all of which were formerly owl
& by the Episcopal church.
the - Geo. X. Reed has had lin,
pipe laid to conduct water Fl
new the spring on the Crooks ho1
'tire stead into the hotel, thus furni
"'eo ing an unlimited supply of p'
soft water for all purposes.
X at
ming j. ID. HoltOn arrived from 81
al, Sunday and left Monday for "
''"e rem where he will take charg
his saloon business for the sunni
a;es, oi He went to Alaska last fall
e in comes back prepared to plant
ndis- stakes for keeps in Warren ca
,rses "The Grand Old Man, G.
sold stone, has entered the shade,
.RTS, da..b's doma and is only awai