Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
HE FREE PRESS
'uslismEr EVERY vRtp.Y n,
A. F.PAKKtL "a.

Frank Brown. the mercban, -,
buffalo Hump is in Grangeville
q. /. Porter left for Elk CITY
TINS morning where he will spcnd
the winter.
Attorney j. +. Ailshie left for
MOSCOW yestrrity morning to at
tend the distr Ct court.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. C. CARSON. q,
MI Idaho, We're in the city Satur-
day to attend Teachers Institute.
A good fall tonic, DR.. Bucks
Celery Sarsapari,la and Dand lion
compound sold at Right drug
store.
One case of drunk and disorder.
y was before Justice Hartman
TINS morning and the pa isoner was
flned So and go Is.
If you want true nerve tonic
blood purifier and system builder
take DIR. Bucks Sarsa,arilla and
Dandelion. Sold at The Right
drug store.
John Mix, one of the firm Of
MIX Bros, VIII, are large owners
OF Buffalo Hump mining property
arrived in the city on Saturday
night from Buffalo Hump.
What we believe to be the finest
and most complete line of dress
goods which were ever brought into
TINS section are on our counter now.
Latest designs. Bargain Store.
Levi Magee, w. L. Graham and
Mrs. Williams rerurned Yesterday
from a trip to Wei-er, where they
went as delegates to the Grand
Lodges of the /. O. 0. f. and
Rebekahs.
Il. M. Evilsizer, foreman of the
Iron Crown mine, is in Grange
vile awaiting the arrival of w. II.
Walp, the superintendent, when
they will confer relative to the new
machinery for the property.
Impure blood causes colds and
countless o her diseases, so says
p. pular Science News. Take DR..
Bucks Celery Sarsaparilla and
Dandelion and avoid them. Sold
at the Right drug store by T. j.
Wrigh.
| am still in line with all kinds
Of material to do wagon, machine
and pillow repairing. Horseshoe
ing receives careful attention.
Yours for square dealing. Give
me a call and ! will guarantee sat
isfaction. ID. K. ATHERToN.
Surveyor Shannon is in Grange
vile, having completed his work
on the new wagon road to Buffalo
Hump as far as possible this seas
on, ba | weather having set in and
precluded the possibility of pro-
ceeding further.
Douglas Doyle will leave today
for Spokane, where he will spend a
few weeks, after which he will
leave for Honolulu where he will
spend the winter. Mr.. Doyle said
he would do nothing until spring
with his Buffalo Hump properties,
but at that time he intends to ad-
vance development on large scale.
r. d. Almond, who has been
out with Surveyor Shannon's par
ty in the construction of the new
wagon road to the Hump, arrived
in tie city yesterday. He reports
that when work was discontinued
they were within seven miles of
the Hump and stopped at Dry
creek.
Bert Rigley, who until the re-
cent decision i'll the Big Buffalo
case was a seven-sixteenth owner
in the Big Buffalo group of mines
at Buffalo Hump, arrived in the
city last night from Lewiston to
attend the meeting of the owners
relative to the sale Of the proper
ties to Capt. Wood, who lately
made the examination of the prop.
erty.
S. S. Dunbar, a mining man o.
Spokane, who has been in the city
for the past two weeks quietly re.
viewing the situation and who
was so we'll pleased with the camp,
that he returned to Spokane anC
made his associates report from
which they felt justified to INSTRUCT
Mr.. Dunbar to proceed immediate
", ana the readers of the Press
will get some good news in thu
near future.
From Wednesdays daily.
w. II. Phelps is in from DIXIE
and is guest of the Jersey House
Stones Cough-Not cures cougl
an colds. Sold by T. j. Wright
O. Overman, B. w. Jarrett ant
VIM. Frostell are guests at the Jer
sey House.
Chas. Doughcrty the mining
man arrived from Florence las
night.
Don't forget the Pioneer fec
and livery stable when in Stuart.
| low JOSEPH Cox, Prop'r.