Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06


SEC. 10. This ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and
after its passage, approval and
publication.
Passed and approved this Both
day of September A ID. 1899.
Final publication this 2nd day
of October. A. d., 1899.
HENRY WAX, Chairman
of the Board of Village
Attest: Trustees.
EDWARD M. GRIFFITH,
Village Clerk.
From Mondays daily.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter III. Hill
have moved into their new house.
Gus Schultz together with Mrs.
Schultz are in the city from Lew
iston.
Geo. Shisser arrived in Grange
Vile ON Saturday from Newsome
creek.
Lane Gillian, the well known
mining man, is in Grange,ille
from Buffalo Hump.
X. G. Huston of the Montana
placers at Newsome creek is in
the city from that place.
Mark Musgrove, manager of the
Buffalo Hump Tunnel Co., is in
the city having arrived yesterday.
Chas. Rice is in from the Hump,
where he has been doing his year
ly assessment work on his large in
terests.
William Hawley and wife are in
Grangeville to welcome the soldiers.
They arrived from the ranch near
White-bird yesterday.
FREE PICTUREs.-See the beau
tiful pictures on exhibition at the
Freis heimer Drug Co., that they
are giving away to their customers.
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Today Ned Green of Company
G was unable to get up on account
of trouble with his foot. 1t is
hoped that the trouble will soon
disappear.
Miss Aileen Green is confined to
her bed with a very bad cold,
which she caught while acting on a
committee of reception for the
boys.
We have just received one ton
of mackintoshes for men, women
and children. Now is the time to
prepare for wet weather. Bargain
store.
F. ID. Stanley, United States
Deputy Mineral surveyor, was in
the city yesterday, enroute to Flor
ence, where he goes to make the
survey of the Gold Bug and Ban
ner groups for their final patents.
Mr.. j. S. Parker of the Denver
flour mill, was in the city today on
a flying business visit. He sin
cerely regretted the fact that bust
ness engagements precluded the
possibility of his remaining over to
attend the reception to be rendered
the boys of Company G.
VIM. Walp, of the Iron Crown
Company near Newsome creek, ar
reved in the city with the latest
yield of the rich property mention
ed. The amalgam has not been
weighed as yet, consequently it is
impossible to tell what the latest
shipment will amount to in dol
lars and cents.
Rufus Hawley, one OF the own
ers in the Crackerjaek at Lake
creek, is in Grangesille. Mr..
Hawley says that after. eonsidera-
ton he has decided not to operate
the property through the winter
months, but will go to California
and visit his family and in the
early spring return, and then he
proposes to handle the property on
a large scale.
The first shipment of grain from
the Nez Perez reservation over the
Northern Pacific's Clearwater ex-
tension was billed last week from
Lenore to Albina, Or. All grain
receiving stations on the new road
are taxed to their utmost capacity
to accommodate the crop as it
comes in. Threshing on the re-
servation is progressing very rap
idly and the farmers pronounce
the crop excellent.
F. B. Weber, proprietor of the
Kentucky Dew, left by stage this
morning, accompanied by his sis
ter-in-law, for Spokane, where he
goes to meet his wife who is on
her way to Grangeville from Louis
vile, Kentucky, and who will
henceforth make her home in this
city with her husband. Mrs.
Henry Storey, Mr.. Weber's sister
in-law, together with her baby
will start from Spokane for Alas
ka to join her husband. She has
been visiting in Grange vile for the
past two months.
Is it wonder that Idaho coun-
ty is able to turn out heroes when
they have such mothers, sisters,
Wepthearts and LOVING ladv fr;an do