Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09

Inc second story OF Pfeuters
new building is up and enclosed.
Carpenters arc working on the
addition to Lanningham's stable.
Mrs. Young and child, of Lewis
ton, are registered ut the Jersey
house.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the new hotel building ON Coon
street.
"What is more rare than a day
in June?" Or, we might add, more
unpleasant.
BoRN-At Mt. Idaho, Idaho.
June 3, 1899, to the wife Of w. N.
Knox, a son.
j. Ray Sandburn, of Ceur d.
Alene City, is III town en- route to
the mountains.
BoRN--At Mt. Idaho, Idaho,
June 3, 1899, to the wife of w. NJ.
Goan, daughter.
Chas. Sweeny, j. +. Cameron
and Clayton Miller left for Spokane
ON yesterdays stage.
Graham's store building, east of
the Syndicate Office, is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
i Vast quantities Of freight are
coming into town daily for Grange
ville's business houses.
Messrs. Clark & Shannon made
several real estate sales this morn
ing. Full particulars later.
II Children's day exercises next
Sunday in Denver. Basket dinner.
| Services begin at 10 o'clock.
The new waiting room at the
Wilste house is a great improve
ment to that popular hostelry.
The assay of French Pete's ore,
made by Frank Reed, runs very
nearly $50 gold to the ton average,
Charles Sweeny left Grangeville
in private rig Sunday for Lewis.
ton, breaking the trip at Cotton.
wood. M
The Right drug store is being
paved with linoleum and otherwise
made attractive for ladies and
patrons.
Virgil Lavender is visitor
from Goff, on the upper Salmon,
| and reports the canyon full Of pros
|, pectors.
, ]. Terteling is up from Lewiston
to bid on some contracts for brick
business houses which will soor
be let.
A. d. Wheeler and son returned
from Lewiston ON last night
, stage, en- route to the Hiyu mine ii
; Florence.
II Duncan, the fiddler, was released
from Jail last night. Madge Ken
nedy is the sole inmate of Mt
Idaho's cells.
II. II. Green, Of Utah, according
to the Mining Review is now il
> the Hump country in the INTEREST,"
OF q Salt Lake syndicate.
q w. H. Clarke arrived from Mos
cow last night with his family TO
permanent residence and are domi
ciled at the head Of State street.
:, Frank McGrane's popular Elk
change saloon has been put through
its annual spring cleaning and j
? now as bright as new dollar.
$ The Maze saloon, adjoining tn
Cunningham stable, opened toda,
8 with good attendance of patrons
The place is handsomely equippe.
throughout.
Il MARRIED-At Lewiston, Idaho
June 3, 1899, by Rev. J. D. Nc
8 Conkey, j. w. Turnbull of Flor
8 ence and Miss L. M. Marshall O
2 Bonanza, Idaho.
. Mining property on the Clear
. water in the vicinity Of the Col,
a Blend and Gold Stone has in
o creased in value materially durin
/, the past few days.
= The Main street bridge is n
thoroughfare at present, the recen
u freshet having undermined tn
q supports. Transfers must there
. fore keep in the middle of the road
vi The bids on the Alexander an,
: Freidenrich new brick building ar
. to be opened some time this even
o ing. 1t was not known at tn
. time of going to press who ha
been awarded the contract.
Several four-horse teams loade,
with furniture pulled in yesterda
Z for Ward & Jones. They are nov
3 ready for business at their ware
house on Hall street above tn
Murphy residence until such tim
' as their new store is completed.
Col. Ballou expects to start sew
8 eral prospectors out to the Clear
2 water and Salmon river countrie
in q few days. The reports from
Col. Brackets men so far hav
been strikes of asbestos. TIL
value of their discovery is not We
known.
Judge Hepburn recently re