Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-04-21
From Wednesdays daily.

From Wednesdays daily.
VIM. Sheehan is QUO from Elk
City today.
Everything new throughout at
the Bridgeport hotel. Att
+. u. Taylor of Whitebird, has
been appointed a notary public.
For a first class meal and a good
bed stop at the Bridgeport hotel.
Mrs. G. b. Patterson, Of Stuart,
is visiting with Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Attorney Edward B. Simmons
arrived yesterday from trip to
Dixie.
Baled hay. $6 to IS per ton, at Ernest
Smiths place one mile down the creek
from Grange ALSO
District court cOnvenes at Mt.
Idaho next Monday with long
calendar.
To obtain the best results where a
leaven is required, Royal Baking Powder
should be used.
The weather has taken turn
for the better after treating the
prairie to an April blizzard.
Losr- Redman's badge, letters T. o.
T. T.. & r. +. c. Property Of Chas.
Cock. Retu IL to PRESS Office.
Try the Bridgeport Feed Stable.
Bailed hay and grain for sale.
O'Bannon & Clark, proprietors.
J. w. Shannon has purchased
from John Gelbach the 100 feet on
Coon street north of the Bargain
store.
Joe Wilkinson and Major Will
lams went to Clearwater yester.
day to inspect the Dewey quartz
mine.
Sam Silverman and Frank Nc
Crane are expected to reach this
city some time during the fore
noon tomorrow.
Every effort is made to make
you comfortable at the Bridgeport
hotel. Rates reasonable. O'Ban-
non & Clark, proprietors. Att.
NOTICE. Elder E. Z. Gibson, of
Moscow, will conduct the morning
and evening services next Sunday,
April %, at the Methodist church.
All invited. e. r. MCCARTHY.
Grangeville continues to fill up.
Not only are the stages loaded
down daily, but parties on horse
back and afoot are common occur
rences these days.
r. M. Sherman, Spokane repre-
sentative of the Vermont Loan &
Trust company, and who has big
interests in the Hump and Mallick
districts, arrived here this morning
from Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Freidenrich
arrived yesterday from Portland,
having laid over to attend the
McConville funeral obsequies in
Lewiston Sunday.
L. S. Surveyor-general, James
Perrault, is advertising for bids for
the survey of public lands in the
region about the mouth of Salmon
river and also the northern part of
Latah county.
The interior of the City Bakery
has been entirely remodeled and
now has well-lighted and commo-
dious dining room, with private
boxes for the accommodation OF
patrons.
The death is reported from Den
yer of James Kerby, an old-time
comrositor. His funeral took
place Monday afternoon, the de-
ceased having departed this life
Saturday.
Freisheimer Bros new drug store
is rapidly being put into shape
Some of the show cases and freight
have already arrived and Mr.. A.
Freisheimer, who will conduct the
business, is arranging the stock.
Our weekly edition of six pages,
published today, is another fine
issue that would be credit to any
town in the west. Sample copies,
wrapped ready for mailing, only
five cents. Annual subscription
$500 per year.
Herbert l.. Leggett yesterday
swore out Il complaint against Sa-
die Kanaly on the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon. This suit
arises out Of the shooting of young