Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-13
LIE FREE PRESS
PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAY ny
EDITOR AND PRcPgirrop

: in tbo hump, arrive
III 'he city late last evening.
Jacob Rice, one of the SUGGEST,
h1'gants in the Big Buffalo grul
stake case is in the city.
"A good fall tonic, DR.. Buck
oeiery SarsapariIla aud Dand, lilo
compound sold at Right drn
store. :
II you are all out of sorts tal
Or. Bucks Celery Sarsaparilla an
Dandelion. Sold at Right dru
store by T. J. Wright.
FREE PICTURES. Sec the bean
tlfui pictures on exhibition at tn
freisheimer Drug Co., that the,
are giving away to their customers
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Frank Brown of the firm O
frank Brown & Co. of Buffal,
Hump, is in Grangeville. Mr.
Brown reports the greatest activit,
IN mining circles in the Hump and
that the merchants all feel great,
encouraged.
George Harrington and bride
nee NJ IS Bertha Reynolds, left to-
day for their future home in Elk
City. Mrs. Harrington, during
her residence in growing Grange.
VILE, has made a host of warm
friends who join us in congratula-
lions and best wishes for a long
happy and prosperous life.
Ffom'W ednesday's daily.
w. McMeekin is in town TODAY
from the Elk City country.
Ben P. Brown is up from Sal
mon river today, to do business
with Grangeville merchants.
Prospectors will find Leo Frei-
denrich's store at White Bird a re-
liable and cheap outfitting point. "a
Special Govt Agent H. Fl.
Schwartz arrived in Lewiston day
before yesterday and may possibly
be in Grangeville tonight.
August Berg is in town today
from his stock ranch on Salmon
river above the Little Salmon. He
is up to lay in his winter supplies.
James Turner, manager Of the
Boston, Buffalo-Idaho Co., arrived
in Grangeville last night from the
Hump. AS usual he is full of bus
iness.
City Marshall johnson wishes us
to announce that the town bell
will ring promptly at 1870 p. m.
for curiew purposes, until further
notice.
James Reardon, the mining man,
arrived in the city last night from
the hills. He is looking splendid
" and the effects Of his late illness
are scarcely noticeable.
The Grangeville Brewing Co.
wishes to announce the fact that
they have once more commenced
operations and will henceforth
serve their customers and patrons
with their celebrated brew.
Mr.. Reeves says that at the Reep |
'anch the elder brother George has |
together with his partner David
Corey gone to Weiser after cattle |
md Fred Reed is in charge of the
ranch,
William H. Walp, manager OF
5he Iron Crown NJ. & M. Co. of
Newsome creek. arrived in the
,ity today about noon, from Lew
ston, where he has been attending
20 matters connected with the
Stated services at the NJ. f.
,hurch will be as follows: Preach
ng every Sunday i a. m. and 1880
,. m. Sunday school 10 d. m;
prayer meeting Thursday evening,
':30. All are invited. w. B.
sakin, pastor. y
DIR. II. NJ. McDermid has moved
nto and will in future occupy the
'flices which Were at one time the
,ffices of the Big Buffalo Co., on
he corner of Main and State
streets, beside those occupied by
he firm of Hepburn & Bartlett.
John 7. Higgins is up from Sal
non river on business before the
BOARD of county commissioners.
lie confirms the report of the sale
If the Mckinley mine near Fiddle
,reek and says that the new pro-
,,ietors took possession Of the
property today.
Evan Evans has transferred and
'old his residence property in the
.ity to James p Turner Of the
irm of Young & Turner, consider
Ition is not known, but is of a sat
sfactory amount to all parties con-
.erned. The deeds were transfer
ed today.
L. II. Buddemer is in town al
eging that he is travelling for Crib
,en & Sexton Co. and the univers-
il stoves and ranges, but he, as a
NATTER of fact, is q newspaper man