Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-05-06

Worden, FRANK ~Worden John
*Pogue, II II *Giles, Henry
Joe Arlington N is back from trip
to old Missouri.
DR.. Sifton, of Florence, is in
town this wee X.
VIM. Ingram and Gus Hanger
are visitors from Badger this week.
The Salmon n river mail now
reaches Gran geville at 4 p. M,
each afternoon.
Henry G. johnson and family |
are moving into Henry Schmad-
ekas Hall street residence.
A consignn ent of iron pipe for
Jake Riebold's sawmill across
Clearwater is here and will be sent |
over shortly.
j. G. Adams, Supt. of the Bad
ger Mining Co., arrived from the
mine last Saturday and left for
Butte Monday y,
Attorney Jas. Woodward has
been instrurh mental in securing "a
pension of So per month from Sept.
3, 1896, for Alfred Tofft, of Mt.
Idaho.
Miss Jerol ne Hughes, the only
colored girl student at the Idaho
state university, at Moscow, was
awarded first prize for oratory at
the exercises last week.
Miss Effie Taylor has been APP
pointed POI stmistress at White
Bird and file ID her bond Monday.
White Bird is also to be made a
money order Office shortly.
Leo Frei denrich was up from
White Bird Monday, returning
yesterday. He reports much min
ing going on along the Salmon and
his business exceptionally good.
Lost.---Between Craigs mountain
and the Shissler Corrall, on Cot
tonwood creek, a heavy gold chain
and silver watch, Elgin make. A
suitable reward will be offered for
its recovery and return to Geo. A.
Blakeley, care of Free Press office,
Grangeyille.
Bert SIN it'll arrived out from
Dixie Friday night, having made
the trip on foot in three days, to
get medical attendance for Mr..
Campbell, who recently had his
feet frozen while carrying the mail.
1t is feared that both feet will
have to be amputated. DR.. Nickel
went in to attend the unfortunate
man.
Eben Mbunce was in town this
week serv ing subpoenas on A. p
Vincent, Jerome Chrisman, Cyrus
Overman, Arnold Gerby, J. 4
higgins, w. S. M. Williams, ant
Jas Della ven to appear at Mos
cow on May 9, before the U. S
l grand jury to testify in the mat
ter of the stage and mail robber,
, near here last winter.
To photographer Hanson we ar
indebted for two handsome pic
lures, one depicting Co. &C." l. N
g., as the boys halted on the hill
, near the school house on the morn
7 ing Of their departure for the wars
] and which will be treasured as
S memento of the occasion and fo
q the many familiar faces it bring
to view. The other is picture ,
the five members of the villag
:. board of trustees, and represents
|. group Of citizens of whom Grange
e vile may well be proud.
l. Remeln nber the Maine. This
e the watc hword Of our America
t navy, and stimulates the marine
n and soldiers to deeds of valor, no,
= war is declared. We who cannt
= see these sights in actual progre.
!. can now see them here in Grang
l. vile in q few days. I now ha,
al one of Edison-Lubin's animate
picture machines, aud will give
., public e Exhibition in Odd-F ellov
" Hall in a few days, showing Il
y battleship Maine leaving U.
'r Harbor for Havana. In this pi
o ture you see the battleship Mair
with her huge smokestacks al
Il cannon. The crew is seen mo
- ;, ing about engaged in their wol
incident to a war vessel leavir
d port. The American flag, th
h emblem of freedom, waves proud
as it catches the breeze. All til
: and more can be seen in this s.
perior picture, which has been pr
u nounced by experts to be the fine'
X. and most accurate animated pi
ture of our ill-fated battleship
I, the world. Don't miss this seen
~ as this is the keynote stimulatir
IS our seamen now in deadly conhic
is Remember the Maine. Also 9th
scenes equally inspiring, consisti1
&c of scenes of the Black Diamond e
u press, fire scenes, manly are of sc
'e defense J, pillow fight (comic), bat
ID ing scenes, and others, too hume
GUS to mention. Come one, con
i, all, you will never regret it. Loe
mt for date on hand bills. This is I
mt magic lantern exhibition, but Ii
;po ,,;nfnros takau from 1sfo or