Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15

secret orders and each Of them To
join in the parade which win take
place when the boys come home.
A. T. Reynolds, of the firm Of
Reynolds Bros, says that the firm
will within ten days place over 100
barrels Of whiskey on the market,
which is entirely of home produc-
ton.
}. j. Pulse, the genial druggist
OF Denver, together with DIR. d. s.
Stockton, were in town yester-
day, but both gentlemen were
hurriedly recalled on account of ill.,
ness at home.
From Saturdays daily.
Ex-Governor Borrower is seri-
ously i'll.
The Ceur d'Alene tent saloon
structure is being taken down to-
day.
Chas. Harding, of Dixie, leaves
for Lewiston today on mining bust
ness.
Latest New York styles in lad
les and misses hats. Big Buffalo
store. 2O7tf
WANTED.-Men to work on the
wagon road to Buffalo Hump. ].
w. Shannon. 15tf
Ivan D. Lyons is in town today
from Cottonwood. He will likely
spend the winter in old Missouri.
R. G. Huston of the Montana
placers is in the city. He reports
a prosperous seasons operations at
the company property on Newsome
creek.
Another tramp newspaper out
tit is reported to be on the way to
Grangeville from South Dakota to
tell the farmers how prosperous
they are under the gold standard.
J. w. Shannon and his daugh-
ter, Miss Leslie, left for Adams
Camp where the initiative work
will be done in the construction of
the new wagon road to Buffalo
Hump.
The Grangeville public schools
will open Monday and Prof. Clan
vile requests us to ask that par
ents be sure to have their children
on hand for classification at the
morning session.
The hearing entitled Mary L.
Green VS.. A. w. darlington ct al,
administrator Of the estate and
nuncupative will of A. d. Green,
deceased, where said Mary L.
Green is plaintiff and opponent, is
being tried at present at Mt. Idaho
before his Honor Judge ]. X.
Vincent.
Miss E. w. Anterior, trimmer
for Mrs. G. H. Schmadeka's Golden
Rule Bazaar has returned from q
trip to Portland, where she went
to make personal selection Of the
fall and winter goods. After q
careful examination of the markets
there she has purchased q large
stock of latest designs, fads, effects
and conceits in ladies' bonnets
and hats; ladies' and children's
jackets, capes and furs.
Frank J. Reed, the mining man
and assayer together with w. d.
Moore Of Spokane, will leave for
Big Creek tomorrow. It will be
remembered by readers of the
PRESS that full description of the
valuable properties in which Mr..
Reed is interested together with
his partner, w. F. Kettenbach,
was given some time ago and at
that time he announced that he
would place large force of men to
work and would then ascertain
what would be the most advantage
GUS method of handling these prop
critics and it is for this purpose
that he will visit the section.
The editorial force of the Lewis
ton Tribune has been increased by
the addition thereto of Wallace B.
Stanton, one of the rising young
men of the state and q newspaper
man by instinct, education and
adoption. The Afford Bros. are
themselves newspaper men of abil-
ity and untiring get-up-and.get dis
position and now that Wslly
Stanton is q full-fedged partner
in the ownership and editorial
management we may confidently
look for an even better paper than
the boys have given their patrons
in the past. By the way, the Tri.
bune has arranged for the Associat-
ed Press dispatches, and when
their transmission is assured the
Tribune will be in every respect q
sure-enough metropolitan news
paper: In the past they have been
handicapped in the matter Of get
ting telegraphic news, but now
that the Western Union telegraph
line is running into Lewiston they
will be able to give their patrons
better and later news. The Trib-
une is good newspaper and far
better than ought reasonably to be
expected in q town the size Of Lew
iston.