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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-02

WANTED-TO BUY FEW GOOD JER-
sey cows. Box 693, Butte.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE AT Ala
Walnut Anaconda: water in house. In
qure business office Standard Pub Co
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FOR SALE-22-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
with furnace and all modern improve
ments, close in; has new furniture. In
Nestors Realty Co, 81 W. Granite Butte.
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FOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS
furnished for housekeeping. 81 w. Ga
lena, Butte.
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FOR RENT-7-ROOM MODERN COT
tage. S07 W. Granite. Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN
gle or en- suite modern conveniences.
sos w. Galena St, Butte.
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Drs. Murray { Freund

Hospital and offices corner Quartz and
Alaska streets, Butte, Mont. Telephone
30 and 1i6 for ambulance
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1925 TO s475 BUYS A LARGE LOT
south part of city; $500 buys an elegant
modern home. desirable street. McMil-
Ian & Floyd, Al East Broadway. Butte
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. 119 South Montana,
Butte.
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FOR SALE OR RENT - 17-ROOM
boarding house in Anaconda, IN 'nished
complete. Part cash; good terrp Ad-
dress R. L., Standard office, Ana& da.
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$3.50 BUYS A NEW S-ROOM HOUSE
and 36x100 foot lot, South side: rents for
$50; this is the best buy in Butte. Con-
roy & Morley, 46 Z. Broadway, Butte.
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WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNI.
ture, sewing machines. bought. sold and
exchanged. 80 w. Park Butte.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping. 1O7 w. Quartz. Butte.
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FOR RENT-FuRNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 425 S. Washington, Butte.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED - SECONDHAND GOODS,
For sale, 80 new alright heaters and
stove repairs. Oechsli, 124 w. Park. Butte.
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CLAIRvOYASTS.

MRS. DR.. ]. CALDER. THE CELE.
brated medium, has returned. You can
see her at parlors 40 and 90 New Owsley
blk, Butte.
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FOR SALE-TWO Broom BRICK
houses, on lot 50 by lis. close in. at
very low price. Investors Realty Co., 81
W. Granite, Butte.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 406 E. PARK,
Anaconda. Wanted-Cooks. dining girls
and girls for general work. Nine. Young
WANTED-AN A NO. MANGLE GIRL,
s25 per month and found. Troy Steam
Laundry. Missoula, Mont
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. 400 N. Third ST.. Anaconda
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FOR SALE-LOTS IN THE WASHOE
addition al very low prices and at very
reasonable terms. Investors Realty COM
pany 81 West Granite, Butte.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FOR REST-ROoMs.

DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT BY
day or week. 81 E. Granite, Butte.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLA SEOUS.

FOR RENT-SPLENDID STORE ON
Main st. Inquire of ]. H. Leyson, 22l
n. Main ST., Butte.
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OWING TO THE DEPARTURE OF
the owner from the state one of the fin
est residences in the city of Helena. sit
uated in the choicest locality and com
pletely furnished, is offered at a very
great sacrifice. For particulars apply to
7. r. Miller, Granite block, Helena.
Montana.
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MONEY TO LOAN on ANY KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. % W. Granite.
Butte.
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REAL ESTATE AND LOANS-A. {
Brigham. l6 West Broadway. Butte.
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The friends of the Jewish Fair go for u good cause. Attend.
BLOOD CURE SENT FREE.
A Cure for Blood and Skin Diseases, Ecze. ma, Pimples. seeofuIa, Blood Poison,
 Cancer, Etc

By addressing Blood Balm Go. 922 Mitchell street. Atlanta, Ga, any of our readers may obtain sample bottle of their famous R. R R.-Botanie Blood Balm, the greatest, grand Cures when all else fails pimples, ul CTS, scrofula, eczema, boils, blood poison, eating sores, distressing skin eruptions, cancer. ca tarrh, rheumatism. Free medical advice in cluded, when description of your trouble is given. This generous offer is worth while ac- cepting. Sample bottle sent all charges pre- paid. Large bottles. (containiug nearly a
 quart of medicinel for sale by ali drurGists at Sl per bottle B. B. B, is away ahead of all other Blood Remedies for curing Spring Blood Humors. Try B, B. this spring, l56
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Dr. l.. H. Merritt and wife, Of New Gascony, who came to this city Sun
 day week ago to attend the tuner al of the late Dr. P. H. Pendleton, left Monday for Dumas, where they will visit friends before returning home.
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I am offering my entire stock Of spring and summer suitings at actual cost for cash. This is no humbug. Every thing new and stylish. A large stock. Burns. Merchant Tailor.
 1S0 Over Bank of Pine Bluff
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Oratorv flowed in all it's channels at the court house last night. Sew eral members of t.e "Tarmany Wigwam" spoke for their respective candidates anc rather warn" time was had.
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Suits.

Cheviot and Worsted Suits $3.5O and $450
 Light and Dark Duck. $500 and $7.50
 Fancy Wolsted and Blue Serges. $9.0O, $lO.0O, SIP % and $i3.5O
 Hat Sense. We sell sell Derbys and Fedoras Light Alpines. o $I.30 Better grades in all shapes and colors from $20O to $500 Our SpecIal Shirt Bargains. Working Shirts, 25c to $1.OO. Neglgee Shirts. 40c to $1 50. Colored Shirts, 75e to $2.00. See window
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Hundreds of pretty girls will gree you at the Jewish Fair tonight. The Far opens at s o'clock sharp with a minstrel performance. See the Big 4."
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We beg to call the attention of our readers to the new advertisement which appears in this issue for the Pine Bluff Mercantile Co. They are offe.ing this week black goods and wash goods at specially reduced prices. Read their list of low prices.
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Mir. J. Nj. Parker. of Fort Smith. who came to this city several weeks ago to look after his property which was greatly damaged by the cyclone which passed over this section, re- tur1 ed home Monday.
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A small blaze at a negro cabin sit uated at the foot of Walnut street oa Pullen, last night, was cause of the fire alarm. The blaze was extin- guished before any damage was done.
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Mr. CD. Sleeper. of Wagoner. I. T.. was a visitor in our city today. He was enroute to Monroe, La. MT. Sleeper has visited our city frequent ly in the interest Of his large stock farm.
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Mir. E. NJ. McGill. of Camden, Il among the travelling men in Pin, Bluff today.
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MT. M. P. Wiggins, late of Hope. Ark, aud prescriptionist of many years experience, has accented po- sition with the Walker Drug Co. here. We welcome him to our city.
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Mir. Eek, the photographer, will occupy his Monticello gallery during the summer, closing his Pine Bluff from the first of June until the first of October. lS0
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Just received a large stock of seeC Triumph and N. Y. Rose potatoes Mccain Grocery Co. m
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Nr. NJ. Adami, general advertising agent for the Cotton Belt road with headquarters at Cairo, accompanied by his SOL, are in the efty today.
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Mir. Alton Walker, our popular druggist, received telegram Mon day from Warner, Mo, announcing the serious illness Of his mother. He left for that city last night.
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For medicinal purposes there is no whisky in the world that can compare with the standard brand, Jesse Moor" tits purity is vouched for.
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American troops are res ting easy at Malolos. The location of the in surgents has not been ascertained.
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MT. G. W. Hays, an efficient J. F. of Camden, is u business visitor in the city today.
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Miss Josie Dreyfus returned this morning from brief visit 10 friends at Little Rock.
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NIT. John Williamson, for many years an engineer and conductor on the Cotton Belt road, is how mem be. of the Pine Bluff police force.
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WHHTHHR FORECAST.

Little Rock, Arkansas, April A. Fair tonight with warmer in the West portion. Wednesday. Warmer and cloudy.
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Miss Delsie Cans arrived in thecity this morning from Little Rock and will be the guest of Miss Hertha Miller on West Fifth avenue until after the Jewish FaIr.
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Piano coupons given away with every 25c purchase at Reap Bros. Meat Market. I
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Mfs. Arthur L. Vernon and daugh- ter. who have been visiting friends at Hamburg, Ark, for the past week, returned Monday afternoon.
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Another car load of Italians passed through this city Monday af- ternoon over the Iron Mountain road. They were enroute to ohica- go, from New Orleans.
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Thirty-two chattel mortgages were filed in the circuit tclerk's office Monday. The number is increasing each day.
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hr. r. Guy Fulk. the brilliant young lawyer of Little Rock. who has been the guest of friends in this city for several days, returned to his home Monday afternoon.
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Don't wony-belong to the "don't worry club"-huy ''volmer" whisky and you will have no cause to worry-it Is absolutely pure.
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Mr. A. A. Swartzwood, of stutt- earf. is among Pine Blun's visitors toaay.
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Dr. <. (. Jordan made profef- onal-5usness trip to the capital Mondax afternoon.
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Mr. E. Dean, the hustIins coffee and spice drummer of Memphis, is registered at the Trulock today. He is accompanied by his valet.
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Let verybody turn out Isand see the Big 1" comedians at the open ing of the Jewish Fair tonight, at the Bluff City Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. I 4. Jarvis returned to their Noble Lake home Moadag, after brief visit with friends in tLi7 city.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. L. P. Giilespis, ol Noble Lake. fs a suest of the Arlington today.
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Mir. ]. B. Dodds leaves Wednesday for Orlando, Fla, where he will visit his sister. Mrs. Dr. J ". Slocum during the summer.
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A mild mellow production of "old Ken tuck" is ''volmer" whisky, which now can be had at all first-class places--make 'eru give you "vollmer,"
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Misses Hattie Baehraeh. Etta Si- mon and Mrs. L. A. Samuels return ed last evening from Little Rock, where they "took in" the races.
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DIRECT PRIVATE w1RH TO
COTTON MHRKET

New York, N. T., April A. Market quiet. Sales 133. Spots lie higher. Middling 6A.
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No markets in Chicago on account of elections.
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cott0n, Stocks. Grain & pro0isi8ns
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
THE BIG BUFFALO
BEATS THE BAND
Grab Samples Assay Over Three
Hundred Dollars TO the Ton!

A. j. Margraf, miner from
California, arrived in town Friday
last. He gives some startling in
formation concerning the Big Buff.
falo mine which seems to throw a
strong light on recent develop
ments.
He took a number of samples
from the buckets as they came to
the surface, out of idle curiosity,
and arriving in Grangeville handed
them to Frank Reed for assay. In
all there were 10 samples taken
hap hazard. These were taken at
the time the cross-cut was being
made.
The following day Frank Reed
met Margraf on the street.
"Have you any more of that
rock you gave me yesterday"
asked the assayer.
Eyes, plenty" was the prompt
answer.
"Can you let me have fresh
LOTT" queried the metanurgist.
Certainly. But what do you
want it for?" responded the miner.
IT want to make a check assay.
The rock runs SO high I think
there must be some mistake. 1t
goes over S30O?"
With a fresh supply of ore Mr..
Reed made another analysis, with
the result that he got greater re-
suits than before, namely, $500 to
the ton!
]. j. Bennett, of the De Lamar
company, stated in Mr.. Margraf's
presence that he obtained samples
from the Big Buffalo and went to
the expense of taking them down
to Lewiston for assay. In the
presence of two witnesses Mr.. Ben
nett stated that the certificate GER
tilted returns of over 5000!
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09

will bring it up ON the prairie
where we have always wanted it.
Two forces of men have been put
to work this week between Kamiah
and the mouth Of Cottonwood
creek. II they keep . coming this
way we will see some dirt flying up
here before Xmas. The Northern
Pacific is evidently not saying
much, bnt doing . whole lot Of
wood saving.
A civil action involving attach.
meat Of cattle Of ]. p. Code and
subsequent replevin by Mira J. p
Code, under execution served By
Constable Underwood, with DR.
Shawley a. plaintiff, will Be triet
before Justice Chase Wednesday
Attorney Ailshie will appear To-
plaintiff and Judge Scales for de
iendants.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
Northern Pacific Extension.

The Clearwater extension of the
Northern Pacific is lined with gra.
ding outfits as far as Cottonwood
creek, the point to which the con.
struction is under contract, says
Chief Engineer Van Arsdol in a
recent interview. The railroad
has been constructed, and is in
operation to Agatha, II miles from
the Potlatch, where tracklaying
has been delayed ON account Of
heavy rock work. At point near
the Big Eddy there has been a cut
of over 40 feet. The grading is
practically completed to North
Fork, 13 miles from Agatha, and
it is expected that tracklaying will
be resumed in few days. The
steamer Hannaford is being utilized
for transporting material for the
bridge at the North Fork, and sup
plies for the various camps. The
grading is mostly completed from
North Fork to Lolo, and the IA
miles from Lolo to Kamiah is COW
cred by graders, and the remaining
10 miles to Cottonwood is also be-
ing worked by the graders.
A line has been located up the
Cottonwood creek on to Camas
prairie, but Chief Engineer Van
Arsdol declares he does not know
its exact direction or terminus; in
fact, he claims that construction
has not been contracted for beyond
the mouth Of Cottonwood creek
the company having not yet decided
upon further extensions.
Probably half the grading has
been completed of the Is miles
under contract for the Lapwa
branch. This line will be easily
constructed, as there is but little
rock work. Track will not be laii
until the entire 10 miles of roadbe6
is completed. Mr.. Van Arsdo
says while only 10 miles are actu
ally contracted for on this line, i
is very probable it will be extended
on to Cold Springs, a distance o
35 miles from Spalding. A survey
ing corps is now at work on tn
mountain side locating the line
and it is claimed that a grade cal
be found up the mountain as cas-,
as any on to the prairie.
The stations on the Clearwate
line will be: Agatha, North Fork
Orc Elmo, Greer's Ferry, Kamial
and the mouth of Cottonwood
The road will cross the Clearwate
a few miles this side of Kamiah.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09

ter what may be the production.
The cost Of production may be
lessened and the output doubled,
but the value always is the same,
and always will be the same, be-
cause it is the unit upon which all
other values are arbitrarily based.
1t is known that a few years ago
quartz mines were Improbable un-
less the ore contained $40 to $50
dollars gold to the ton. That was
why silver mining got such an inn
petus and growth, which was only
checked by legislating against it,
be that inference construed as wise
or otherwise. The decentralization
of silver caused a revival in gold
mining. New finds were discov-
cred, and new mines were worked.
The wits of men were set to work
to solve the problem of cheaper
treatment of ores, and to save
greater percentage Of values than
before was possible, which by
means of the cyanide and some Of
the teaching processes succeeded
beyond the expectation of the min
ing public, and made the way open
to acquiring profits not heretofore
deemed possible to be wrested
from low grade free milling gold
ores such as exist in great abund-
ance here in central Idaho.
The fact of the matter is that
the gold is here, plenty of it, and
those who take hold of any of our
with surface showings,
and go at the work of development
with the same judgment as those
did who are now successfully en-
gagged in gold mining in the Idaho
county districts cannot help secur-
Ing their share of the golden treas
nres which nature SO bountifully
buried in the rocky bosom of this
favored land.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
THROUGH LINE TO THE HUMP


Engineer Bethel, accompanied
by a force of II men, fully equip
ped with teams and supplies,
pulled out from Grangeville yester-
day EN- route to Mt. Idaho to. con-
tinue the survey from that point
by way OF the Big Cove into the
Buffalo Hump country. -. :
1t has been surmised for some
time that this company has long
contemplated this movement, and
that the surveyors would have been
put III the field 60 days ago but for
the inclement weather. 1t will be
remembered that application was
made to the honorable secretary of
the interior some time in March
for permission to survey a route
through the sacred precincts Of the
Bitter Root forest reservation, and
now that the permit has been Sc
cured and the weather conditions
are favorable they are turning their
surveyors loose to look up the most
favorable route to the Buffalo
Hump section.
In this connection it may be as
well to state that the construction
on the o. X. & N. Co. Is route from
the Clearwater up the Big and Lit
tie canyon to Cottonwood, Denver
and Grangeville is absolutely at
sured, and that construction work
will begin at an earlier date than
most people imagine.
Word has also been received
that work is being rnsL ed on the
Riparia-Lewiston end OF the line.
The plan appears to be to estab-
fish camps at opposite ends of the
line and connect somewhere on the
prairie.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
Denver Items.

Our cold weather is in line with
the recent prognostication of an
eastern weather prophet that we
would have no summer this year,
but would have 10 years of sum-
mer after this year.
Rev. Charles Chase breaches in
the Nj. f. Church on Sunday even
ing June 18th. He will continue
this appointment until further no
tice.
Children's day will be appropri.
ately celebrated next Sunday at the
NJ. E. Church. A basket lunch il
on the program.
Quite an exciting time Is prom.
Used here on Saturday when there
will be some lively horse racing
Twenty-Five dollars has been RAISED
and more promised to assure ,
lively time.
The school election Monday re
suited in the election of s. p. Mel
son as. trustee. Mrs. Spencer wa
his opponent, receiving q votes Il
Mr.. Nelson's %. Both candidate
were eminently qualified to serv
in this capacity, and good ma
tured contest was inaugurated 70
both parties.
The Northern Pacific railroa.
surveyors are very busy bou
here at present. We are indirectl,
informed the contract for construct
ling 20 miles up Cottonwood cree
from Stuart will soon be let. Thi
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Harpster Happenings.

Surveyors are reported doing we'll
on the line and making good pro-
gress. Some one looted a cache for
them, taking blankets and other
stuff, besides quantity of grub.
A number of new strikes are re-
ported at Clearwater station that
promises well. Hal Wiles sold a
one-third interest in one claim for
81 900 cash.
Bill Houston and Peter Prude,
better known as French Pete,
started yesterday for the station.
June came in with the hardest
rain known here for years. The
bridges on Sallie Ann creek Were
all washed out and the road is al.
most impossible.
A case of measles, in light form
is reported by DR.. Busey.
The hills are full of prospector.
and more coming every day.
John Kerr and Robert Steel ar,
out from Newsome, where they
have been running the Iron Grown
engine.
School election today, with tn
usual kickers on hand. Isaa
Ternan was elected for the tire
year term, and John +. Beede TO
two years in place of G. H. Farris
who held over. A two mill ia
was levied to pay the indebtedness
on the school house..
Babcock is out from Elk CITY
He reports eatables as somewha
scarce. RAMBLER.
Harpster, June 5.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-09
CHURCH FESTIVAL
At / 0. 0. +. HALL
Successful and Profitable Event Nan.
aged BY Catholic Ladies.
Wednesdays daily

Wednesday, daily.
The festival given by the ladies
of the Catholic church last night at
1. o. o. F. hall was a gorgeous sue
cess. The hall was exceedingly
prettily decorated by the ladies Of
the church.
First came One-act drama in
which the following took part: Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Hogan, Messrs.
Walter Bunnell, Jim Woods and
Earl Wright. All parties did SPLEEN
didly, and covered themselves with
glory.
Music was furnished by DIR. Riggs
and Mrs. Sheaffer. The chief at
traction was the various booths,
beautifully decorated, presided over
by lovely ladies, who dispensed
dainty delicacies.
The ice parlor, with it's frosty
decorations and cooling contents,
was presided over by Misses Ethel
Cramer, Lottie Cramer and Bertha
Reynolds.
The Japanese booth had for &C.
cupants three Geisha girls, in Jap
anese costume, viz: Misses Gertie
Rice, LYDIA Vincent and Leora
Smith. The booth was tastefully
gotten up with lanterns, fans and
other oriental trappings.
| The sugar camp was just toe
sweet for anything. It was in
charge of Dana Cambridge and
Dora Nurss.
The wheel OF fortune was whirled
by Misses Leila Sheaffer and Edna
johnson. The fate of many wa,
sealed that night for the small sun
of ten cents.
The Yankee booth was presided
over by the ladies of the church
who sold Boston baked beans and
brown bread to the hungry.
There was an immense thronl
present until a late hour. 1t wa
calculated that every we'll know
family in Grangeville was repre-
sented by some member at the fcsti
val with the exception of two, an,
even they would have shown VI
had they known what they wer
| missing.
Nearly a hundred dollars wa
r cleared to the church by the affair
r and the members are congratula
ting themselves upon very sue
cessful and pleasant event.