Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-17

N. G. Nash left for Spokane last
week after his family.
Strawberries have been on the
market for the past week.
Mrs. w. d. Robbins is quite
sick at her home this week.
Another Indian payment is to
be made in about six weeks.
j. G. Houston came out from
Elk City Friday on business.
Robt. Jones left Wednesday for
Illinois with a band of cattle.
Mrs. Wallace Scott left last
week on a visit to relatives in Spo-
kane.
. Il. f. Fulton, our village attor-
ner, is learning to ride bike this
week.
A few more sad and glorious
days will about do the business for
Spain.
Services in the Baptist church next
Sunday both morning and evening,
June I9.
Cash Day, Henry Wax and DR..
Salsberg drove down to Lewiston
Monday.
Chas. Cone went into Florence
last week to look after his mining
interests.
Editor Parker and associates are
expected back from Relief Greek
tomorrow.
Stewart, Idaho, is soon to have
telephone connection with the out
side world.
The roads to the mines are now
open and much freight is being
shipped in.
What has the senate done will
the bribery charges filed agains
Mark Hanna?
Photographer Hanson has the
foundation laid for his new gallery
ON Main street.
A. Freidenrich is confined to his
room this week with slight at
tack Of the grip.
Caa.Ssacouats} has Fhc -sn..s.lcs
delinquent tax list of any count
in the state of Ifaho.
n John Doumec1 was up from
White Bird Tuesday, doing bust
ness at the county seat.
Hogan, the photographer, re
turned Monday from prospectin
trip on the reservation.
Street and sidewalk improve
ments are being made by the vii
lage trustees all the time.
n IF Dewey continues to take tn
Spanish vessels he will soon have
formidable navy of his own.
~ Born-Near Harpster. Idah,
June 7th, TO the wife of G.. A
Blakely an eleven pound boy.
Messers Wax and Davidson LEI
for Moscow last Monday to atten
, the district convention of w. o. "
j. II. MCGUIRE, of Moscow,
the defunct Mcconnell, Maguir
Co., passed through town tn
week en- route for the mines.
A bridge carpenter working {
Lapwai, fell from the false work {
the bridge last week and drowne
t before help could reach him.
a DR.. Shawley is making some e
tensive improvements and beaut
flying his residence property +
o Gently purchased from the scho
n district.
Requa, the jeweler, return,
q from Lewiston Monday with h
: family. They will occupy Il
McDermid residence, corner Ma
II and Coon streets.
n 1t is reposted that a party
d Northern Pacific surveyors are ne
engaged in running a line
v Craig's mountain, and are at prt
N ent camped near Keuterville.
a, Presbyterian services will
0' held in the Episcopal church Su
day evening, June 10, at 7:45 p.
a. a. There will be no morning servit
5: this coming Sabbath, in order til
of our people may accept the kind
W vitation to join the Method
brethren in their quarterly me
b, ing services and have the pleasr
w. of hearing Elder Towner. Ser
% ces after next Sabbath both mol
I'D ing and evening regularly.-R,
Frank F. Brown, minister.
Id The death is announced at
ng gene, Oregon, recently, of Jat
liza Gillespie, pioneer of Oregon "
III III crossed the plains from Misso
in command of eight wagon ira
in 1852. George Schmadeka '
of one of this party. He secured
tly donation claim of $40 acres no
eo- of Eugene, and took much inter
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