Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-24
Dennis Holland was visitor
from Seattle this week.

IfOLn Sedttle tulS Wcck.
Jay Czizek is in town from be-
low en- route to Warren.
\ DR.. Shawley is building II new
barn on his residence property.
District court convenes at Mt.
Idaho Monday, with big docket.
Joe Eakin was doing business
here this week from beyond Dixie.
Preaching at Denver by Rev.
Perkins next Sunday morning and
evening.
Frank Richardson's new resi-
dence in Halls addition is loom
ing up.
n Hanson's new photo gallery on
Main street is up and enclosed to
the caves.
w. II. Campbell left Wednesday
to work on the Iron Crown quartz
mill building.
The celebrated Indian James
! Reuben died at the Lapwai agency
last Saturday.
Tom McGrane is back from the
sagebrush country and will spend
the summer here.
The Free Press printed posters
announcing celebration at White
| p.,l ~, %hn ENuvth
Lieuallen is building a large
two-s tory addition to his residence
near the Bargain store.
ID. Rand. one Of the heavy
weight experts of the coast, is here
from Spokane on visit to Elk.
Jas. Reardon is back from New
York en- route to Warren to start
up the bedrock hume operations.
Hon. L. M. Ringer and daugh-
ter Josie are over from Pullman
on visit to the Richardson family
Hank Trimble and Jimmy Nc.
Crane were up from Lewiston this
week on big cattle buying dea
) across Salmon river.
J.H. Robinson has been appoint
ed census marshal of this schoo
district, and will take the censu
) the first week in July.
Ben f. Hastings, of Silver City
state mine inspector, arrived her
yesterday from Warren and Flor
} ence, and leaves for home today.
Y Henry Wax returned Monda
5 from his trip to Moscow where h
presided over the district conve.
N tion of Woodmen of the World.
le BY card we learn that John {
l. Adams, late manager of the BAD
Q. ger mine, was married at Butt
s June /, to Miss Ethelyn Caldwell
S, Social at Denver.-Ice cream
a. Strawberries and cake. Gam'
is and good time generally, in IL
Presbyterian hall, this, Frida
N evening.
Vi Village ordinances, court calel
e. dar, and long string of legal ad
he have crowded out all correspon
xt ence and much other interestil
local and county news this wes
IN which will appear in next issue.
ng Mrs. Friedman, a sister of MI
Zig Freldenrich and w. Steinheise
)ts arrived from Portland Sunday,
to a protracted visit. Milton Frei
enrich returned with her, havi
completed his studies at the Pc
taa ,as land High school for the term.
on F. +. Johness is out from Di,
on getting up folder describing
re- mining camps of Elk and Di
for distribution at the Salt La
International Mining congress,
10y which he has been appointed
Nd 'nd delegate by Gov. Steunenberg
rho , also by our county commission'
)ws j. P. Cox and editor Parker
'ur- turned last, Friday from visi
md inspection to the Cleveland mi
on Relief creek, in which they
on co-owners. While they were til
is an upraise of 10 feet was
oad through to the surface, the t
rom work of the kind ever done in
arie county. The drift on the vein
use well as the raise is all the way
O as tween the walls, and S-hour 81
are steadily at work to undei
the ore bodies exposed in the vi
ex- levels. The Cleveland make
heu- big showing and is pretty sui
sub make a big record when thorol
rs SO ly opened up and equipped.
the
,olk As member of the Boar
bout University Regents we beg te
. felt press our dissent, in toto, to
action of a minority of the b
in removing Mr.. Gault from
tne presidency of the State Univer
ng IN This action was taken when
o at five members, bare quorum,
the present. OF the nine membe
Will the board at least five, and W