Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-03-10

and BOllinger are we'll kno~n pub
lie spirited citizens of DAYTON. Mr..
London was lately a !at,tci al }.
}. Alexander and conduc 80, the
Alexander store in Genes / II a
long time. Mr.. Goddard owns a
large jewelry store in Dayton
Mr.. Moritz is also in business in
the same town, conducting an ex-
t. nsive clothing store establish
ment, while Mr.. Bollinger was
raised in Dayton, where he has ex-
tensive connections. They are
live, wide-awake business men and
Grangeville is to be congratulated
upon their advent into this COM
munity.
Prom Wednes days daily.
Frank McGrane and wife left
Lewiston today for California.
Geo. Schmadeka moves to town
today to live with his son Will.
Vansine is building cottage for
rent for Walter Hicke kerson ON south
Hall street.
Royal Baking Powder vii, make
lighter, sweeter, more finely flavor
ed cake biscuit and crusts.
Buffalo Hump lodge. X. of r.,
holds Its first meeting this( w eilnes.
day., evening.
To obtain the best results wher-
ever leaven is required, Royal
Baking Powder should DO used.
Baled lay for sale. at 40 cts. per
hundred at Ernest Smiths place l
mile down the creek from Grange
vile. 4O.44.
j. G. Gelbach has purchased five
acres of land northwest of town
from Geo. Schmadeka, paying 8 100
per acre therefor.
WANTED.-Five thousand BUSH
els of first-class wheat. Will pay
top price, delivered at Schwalbach's i
flour mill.-A. T. REYNOLDS,
Grangeville.
Prof. F. M. Hughes has been
barred from the contest for the sill
YER cup at the shooting gallery on
account Of his excellent shooting.
The old gentleman is 81 years of
age, but his eyesight is eviden tly
unimpaired.
Messrs. Fountain & Wheelan
have employed w. N. Scales to
represent their interests in the
action brought by j. P. Lesmayous
for a one-half interest in the st.
Louis and other valuable claims
in the Hump.
II. S. Arbogast arrived from
Spokane yesterday. He reports
1900 men are there waiting for
the snow to 60 so they can get into
the Hump, and the whole city on
fire with excitement about the
mines. He left for Elk City this
morning.
Martin Meuli, proprietor of the
hotel at UniOntown, was il town
yesterday and told us that he had
added his fine equipment of stock
and coaches, formerly used on his
stage line between Uniontown and
Lewiston, to the Grangeville route.
Frank McGrane and Fred Hal
let have arranged to start lodg-
ing house at Buffalo Hump and
teams are now en- route from
Grangeville to take in four big
tents and their outfit. Fred Hal
let expects to leave about Thursday
for the Hump and will take active
charge of the business. Tribune.
DIR. H. v. Riggs has imported
the finest dental chair made in the
country. 1t is a beauty, with
pneumatic head rests, and can be
arranged in any position. Since
his absence DR.. Riggs has studied
hard and is now well advanced in
the practice of modern dentistry.
His office is in the Hartman build
ing.
Hon. W.B.Heyburn, of Spokane,
has opened a.law Office in Grange
vile, under the firm name of Hey.
burn & Bartlett. Mr.. Bartlett has
heretofore been associated in the
practice of the law with Mr.. Hey
burn in Spokane. Hepburn &
BARTLETT are attorneys for the Buff
falo Hump syndicate.