Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-05-13
Sam Irwin is out from Badger.

thoroughfare.
J. c. Moore was out from Flor
ence Tuesday.
The Lewiston stage is making
excellent time these days.
y The mill for the Poorman mine
has arrived in Lewiston.
Amos Carver is visitor from
the Upper Salmon this week.
The Lewiston Tribune promises
to ISSUE a daily paper shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins are visit
ing friends in Washinston state.
Robt. Jones will start east with
his cattle purchases about May 20.
Freight teams are rolling in
daily from below with goods and
supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Richardson
are out from the Moose creek pla.
GERS this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee have moved
iuto the Walter Bunnell residence
on Hall street.
A. N. Ingram returned from
Lewiston Sunday and leaves fol
Florence shortly.
The annual meeting of the BoarC
of University Regents is called fol
Monday, June 6.
Lumber for the new postofl'ic,
building west of the Bargain stor,
has been hauled.
Gavin Johnston was out from
Dixie this week hunting up Iii
mill machinery.
DIR. Bibby went up to the Knot
ranch last week to see one of tn
sick Scott children.
\Born.- lin Grangeville, Idaho
May 10, 1898, to the wife of Jacol
Schwalbach, son.
Nothing has been heard from
Co. G., since their departure, saw
that they are in Boise.
McEntee loaded pack trai
here with grain for the Crooks
river placers this week.
~ Prospectors and their outfit
bound for the mountains make tn
streets lively these days.
Attorney Newton left here las
week and was arrested in Levi,
ton for passing forged check.
Fred. Smith is out from New
some this week and reports til
dirt flying all along that creek.
The street and sidewalk in
provement now going on in tow
: are favorably commented on b
visitors.
Jacob Tippery has sold OF
his mountain house on Bald
and removed to town with h
family to reside.
b Assayer Frank J. Reed herel
. informs the public that he will {
y no more custom assaying wol
Il until further notice.
d A new postoffice to be call,
y "Ohida,o has been established
!. the Deer creek settlements on Il
: south side of Salmon river
H. d. Smith, a nephew of S.
;. Smith, of the Buster mine, arriv
from California on Tuesday, al
will spend the summer in Elk.
1. Received today at the Elite stud
the largest stock of portraits and fran
:, in Idaho. All styles, all prices. c
L. and inspect while the stock is compile
"A All the track laying ON the lie
a. iston extension is completed on t
north side of Clearwater, and t
se a contractors are rushing work
the bridge.
ay N Mike Green is out from FL
rs ence. Powder and candles ;
g scarce articles in that camp and
returned Tuesday with two pat
nd of those commodities.
re, The M. & M. store has been
larged to double its former capa
nd ty by removing the partiti'
ne which formerly separated the re
'ry dence from the business premis
is. Henry Grostein arrived fir
IN, Portland Monday and left for w
his rem Wednesday While here
qualified as notary public,
W. which position he has just b.
on commissioned.
ip-
"a, Mrs. McGaffee has purchased
OF bakery and restaurant business
Hall street, north of Grange h
of from Mrs Josie Cess and is now
a. possession. Mrs. McGaffee ,
ltv conduct it as first-class rest
Iss rant and solicits the public patr
age.
en- m Perhaps the tallest man in
,rs. ranks of the Idaho volunteer
80. Ned Green, private in
end Grangeville company. His hei
:. is six feet and six and one-l
inches, military measurement.
could not secure a suit from