Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-03-11
A. F. Parker. Notary Public.

Candies at the NJ. & NJ. Store.
See the advertisement of the NJ. & NJ
Cash Store.
Don't fail to see Alexander & Freiden-
rich's new ad.
Dressmaking done at the Bazaar, by
Miss NJ +. Robinson.
Onion sets snd new garden seeds at
Alexander & Freidenr'ch's
money saving proposition a. the
shoe sale of Alexander & Freideurich.
The incest candies in the city at the
Bon Ron. Try them and be convinced
Now is the time to yet your watches
repaired. our equipments for doing
first-class work are first-class in our
new quarters. Give us call. Take
elevated car on corner of Main and
Hall streets. REQUA, the Jeweler.
Cigars! Cigars! at the NJ & NJ Cash
store. They carry over twenty brands
among which are "Sinceridad," Up
mems Bouquet, General Arthur, F"
'Unita," Leland Stanford " Club
House Bouquet, "El Captain General, ;"
and Trabucos.
LOST, STRAYED OR SToLEN.-From
Henry Miller's pasture near Grangevlle
der. Any information leading to their
recovery will be suitably rewarded by
Mrs. Isabella Robie, White Bird o,
Idaho. 4I
LOST.-One all black driving
horse, weight about one thousand
pounds, branded j. II. on left
shoulder. A reward Of Five dol
lars will be paid for their return
to DIR. L. II. SHEAFFER,
Grangeville, Idaho.
~Seth Jones, Sr., is back from
southern California, and glad
enough to return to old Camas
prairie. He says the California
country is alright for men with
plenty of money, but otherwise the
country is overdone. His family
are at Capitola, Santa Cruz
county.
N Married. AT Grangeville, Idaho,
on March, s, 1898, by Rev. r. d.
Lewis, Mr.. Henry j. Elfers Of
John Day, this county, and Miss
Capitola l.. Brock, of Moscow, La
tah county, Idaho. The wedding
took place at the residence Of A. G.
Lanningham at O'Clock p. IN
After which was served a very de-
lightful supper. The young peo-
pie will reside on Salmon river.
One of the most important sales
of real estate in Idaho county for
the last five years was made this
week; James Surridge purchasing
the land situated at the crossing OF
the South Fork of Clearwater,
known as the Brown place. The
land was the property of John F.
Brewster, of Boston, Massachu-
setts, the purchase price being
$4,000. r.. +. Fulton made the
sale, and Mr.. Surridge informs him
that he expects to plat and put on
the market IA portion of the land al
once. Iarpster is situated ON this
land and we predict that in a short
time nice little town will be
found at the bridge.
News reached here by telephone
last Friday that w. NJ. Redding
late of John Day creek had beel
found dead in a brothel in Lewis
ton. The deceased left John Da,
creek some few days since with ;
wagon, three horses and nearl,
81, 900 in money, with the inten
ton of going to the Klondike
Upon arriving in Lewiston h,
started on a protracted gambling
and drinking spree for severa
days. On Thursday last he an
nounced his intended departure
having only 5000 left; but during
the day he again commenced drink
ing and at night went to tn,
Nicaragua block, where was foun'
at o'clock the next morning un
conscious and suffering fearful ago
nies, and before medical aid coul'
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