Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-09-30

White are home again.
A nice stock Of cigars just re-
ceived at the Bon Bon.
Judge Scales left Wednesday on
a business trip to Elk City.
Outing flannels, 20 yds. for 81,
at Alexander & Freidenrich.
Mems chevoit suits only $3.50,
at Alexandr & Freidenrich's.
+. A. Parisot was out from the
Buffalo Hump country Sunday.
j. d. Stantial was out from Flor
ence last week on "A brief business
trip.
Ladies call and see the new line
of wrappers at S5c.-Alexander &
Freidenrich.
A 1O-stamp mill for the Idaho
COmstOck mine in Dixie is an as
sured fact.
Mrs. A. d. Bartley has returned
from Dead Horse to Mt. Idaho for
the winter.
Mrs. Martin Wagner and two
children left for Portland Sunday
on a months visit.
A heavy rain set in early Tues
day morning and sure enough fall
weather is here now.
The first frost of the season
struck this camp Thusday night
and formed a glaze of ice.
We have purchaser for few
Elk Teeth in good condition.
Enquire at Free Press office.
Jas. B. McGrane and B. f.
Reeves are up from Lewiston on a
cattle deal across Salmon river.
Silver Republican and democratic
county committees meet here to-
morrow to outline their campaign.
Mr.. Schwalbach has shipped two
carloads of flour in the past two
weeks to the San Francisco market.
There are no germs in soda
water to produce fevers. Have a
good cold drink at the Bon Bon
Wyatt & Ross shipped out 90
carloads of cattle last week, con-
signed to Kiddle Bros, of Omaha.
The only complete line of ladies
and childrens hosiery to be found
in Grangeville is at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
DIED.-Near Grangeville, Idaho
Saturday, September "a, 1898,
at the residence of his son, w. G.
Brown, aged 83.
Geo. D. Smith and family are oc-
cupying their new residence prop
erty on Hall street purchased from
Walter Bunnell.
The Grange hall is being re-
shingled this week and new side
walks laid on the south and west
sides to conform to the municipal
street grade.
Geo. H. Giles, superintendent
of the Cleveland mine for the past
IL months, arrived out from the
mine last week and left for Mon.
tana Tuesday.
V. Holz & Son wish to announce
to the public that they have plenty
of fine brick for sale. Price S1(
per 1000 at the kiln. Leave or
ders at residence in Grangeville. l :
Hon. w. B. Hepburn, gold bug
candidate for congress, and w. M
Ruick, ex-chairman of the popu.
list state committee, will address
the electors at Grangeville on Oc
tober "a.
G. S. McCready has rented !,
farm in Tammany hollow and viii
shortly remove his family there, a.
the milder climate of those lower
attitudes agrees better with tn
health of his wife.
Hon. A. B. Moss and J. III
Richards will speak in the repub
lican interest in Grangeville OF
October 3, and at Cottonwood Oc
tober A. Mr.. Moss is the republi
can candidate for governor.
The plant of the COTTONWOOD
Report was assessed last year a
$3.50, and in default of paymen
of taxes thereon it was bid in b
the county. This year the sam
plant is assessed at only 800.
DIR. Busey was over from Clear
water Monday and requested us
announce to the public that he re
spectfully declines the nominatio
for coroner rendered him by tn
populist convention, and wishe
his name taken off the ticket.
VIM. G. Zelle, Supt. of the Iol
mine at Warren, came out Tue.
day and left for the east, where h
will spend the winter. The assaye