Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-01-27

Lou Bates is at his old post in
the Exchange saloon after a weeks
sick spell.
Mrs. James Jack started vest err
day for a two months visit to her
old home at Wenache.
Frank Beaver, a nephew Of Rep
resentative J. G. Stephens, left to-
day on business trip to Grants
Vale, Montana.
Mayor Wax is home from his
trip to Lewiston in connection
with the settling up of the estate
of the late A. Binnard.
| P. H. Buckley, post Office in
spector, arrived in the city yester-
day and departed today for Flor
ence on official business.
Richard Ruddy, of Genesee, ex-
poets to operate a stage line be-
tween Lewiston aud the Buffalo
Hump the coming season.
| A. r. Fronek, formerly q part
ner in the Henshaw Bros. & Co.
mercantile establishment at Kam-
iah, is in the city on legal business.
All persons having farming lands,
town property, or ACCOMPLISHMENTS
to sell should list the same with
George Brown at the FREE PRESS
Office.
The lodges are still doing good
business. If you don't belong to
some lodge you miss much of soci-
ETY.. The lodges furnish all the
amusements just now.
"Doc" Montgomery, accompan-
led by his partner, L. G. Ashpaugh,
of Spokane, will start for Buffalo
Hump in few days to develop
some quartz claims located by them
last fall.
A. & F. sold out all their snow
shoes advertised in yesterday e
DAILY PRESS, and cannot supply
the demand until their new stock
arrives, which is expected about
Thursday.
Mrs. H. Orchard started yester
day for Portland preparatory tt
removing to Grangeville where
they will occupy the Jones resi-.
dence property just completed and
leased by Supt. Orchard.
NOTICE TO STocK MEN.-On.
hundred tons of loose hay for sal,
at SO per ton by E. w. Oliver, 81
miles northeast of Grangeville
Plenty of water and wind brakes
A house to live in while feeding.
The deal for the Bohndel an,
: Brahan placer ground ON Grous
creek near Warren has faller
through for reasons unknown Il
us. Mr.. Harris Of John Day, wa
engineering the deal for a north
ern syndicate.
Grangeville, the coming mining
town of Idaho, has daily paper
, 1t is an offspring to the FREl
PKEss-and marked just like it
mother and is bright, newsy ant
frisky. Long life to the critter.-
Genesee News.
Deeds were signed yesterday b,
q George Plouff and r. J. McCon
nell, consigning two thirds inter
!, est in the north extension of tn
: Jumbo, in Buffalo Hump district
= to F. P. Sherwood, of Spokane
the consideration being $15 900.
:. Grangeville has struck . metro
!. politan gait, having u daily news
g paper, issued from the old reliabl
= FREE Press sanctum. The mex
a will he . railroad. Here's success
!. to the newsy exchange and it's ger
uine enterprise.-Kendrick Ga,
. ette.
n w. A. Wiltse, of Puget Sount
D. has purchased the Chris. Schmad.
le ka business property at the corne
70 of Main and Coon streets. Cor
sideration $500. Mr.. Wiltse wi
,s Immediately commence the ere'
If ton of large modern businel
% house that he promises will be
re credit 70 the city.
There was q very interestir
mems meeting at the Y. M. G.
v rooms Sunday afternoon. I'll
TO day was pleasant, aud just befo
to the meeting eight or ten of the mt
= sang at the foot Of the stairs an
II attracted no little comment. M
m G. G. Blevins, of st. Joseph, M.
addressed the meeting, the roo
being taxed to its utmost capacit
ne This is a splendid institution al
IN should receive the hearty suppo
ne of our citizens.
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