Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
From Tuesdays daily.
Good mattings lie per yard
At Bargain Store,

FROM tuesdays daily
i Good mattings lie per yard
At Bargain Store.
i w. A. Wyllie of Lewiston is in
Grangeville.
Everything new throughout al
the Bridgeport hotel. =
]. Thomas and family are in
town from Warrens.
| Special sale shoes
/ At Bargain Store.
i j. L. Eckert is visitor from
| Cottonwood today.
Special sale muslin underwear
I At Bargain Store.
A mammoth stock of Fourth 81
July goods at the NJ. & NJ. Cash
store.
j. S. Fockler and E. A. Parisot
are registered at the Jersey house
from Florence.
! A No. baled hay at IS per ton,
by E. w. Oliver, 81 miles north
east Of Grangeville. Aft
Hon. Judge Steele will deliver
the Fourth OF July grafton at the
Kendrick celebration.
Your building hardware Gun be
bought with great saving at Alex
ander Il Freidenrich's.
/
For irst-class fresh mich COWS
inquire of I. w. Cowan, four miles
northeast of Denver. Att
MARRIED.-At Warren, Idaho,
June 2, 1899, Joseph Thomas and
Mrs. George Brewer.
There are rumors that the next
base ball event will be the jersey
house VS.. the Moser house.
Poland China Pigs, full blooded,
for sale by Robert Hamill, three
miles north Of Grangeville. 5
K. +. Myers, Of Waitsburg, ar
rived from Florence ON last nights
stage, coming through ON wheels.
a., II. Orchards two sons, Holly
and Thane, are expected to reach
Grangeville in a private convey
ance today.
Mr.. Freidenrich returned from
Lewiston yesterday with his son
Milton, who has been completing
his education at the Portland high
school.
On the railroad north from
Weiser track is being laid at the rate
of a mile day. The roadbed is
graded to a point nearly opposite
Salubria.
c. c. PEBBLES and family Of Oak
dale have arrived on Camas prairie
for permanent residence. Mr..
PEBBLES has located in the SUNNY
side neighborhood.
Miss Georgia Reed and Miss
Baird arrived yesterday at noon in
a private conveyance. Miss Pet
Woods will probably remain in
Lewiston few weeks longer.
F. NJ. Baum, state senator from
Okanagan county, WASH, is in
town ON business connected with
the estate Of the late A. T. Short
hill, whose relatives he saw in the
east, aud who request his appoint
ment as administrators.
The supervisor of Warrens road
district is now working the road
between the state bridge and camp
with large force Of men. Several
big outfits are camped ut the bridge
awaiting the opening of the road to
get into the mountains.
A report is being circulated to
the effect that man died recently
1t the Hump. The rumor appears
to J. Fry, who was in
own yesterday but left TODAY.
Recent arrivals from that country,
'uch as Mr.. Murphin and others.
however. profess to know nothing
whatever of the matter.
A number of Grangevilleites who $
vent to Lewiston to take in the |
ircus are expected back TODAY. !,
Among these may be mentioned c
Paddy" White and George Smith. 1
III are unanimous in saying that
While the circus drew part of the /
'amas Prairie to Lewiston, the Q
'onrth of July celebration will Q
raw the whole of Lewiston to \
irangeville c
g. IL Erwin, of the firm of Davis. v
irwin 4 Mckinney, recently es. y
.blished here, has arrived from r
olfax and is on duty at the store. y
lie was formerly agent for the O. q
). & Il. company at Colfax for y
wen years, but for the past two q
ears has been in the mercantile b
lsiness over there. All the three u
embers of this firm will remove q
eir families to growing Grange u
lie just as soon as they can find
cOmmodations. .,