Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

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From vriday's daily.
Sheriff Bundy, Of Latah cou,.,
is in town.
Beautiful Spring. is suised,.
from cold feet.
The stages continue to briu, !,
their quota Of human freight. -
The gaps in Grangeville's M.h
street win soon be q thing Of n.
past.
Hon. j. w. Reid is up I'm.
Lewiston to defend Bert Riplev !.
the District court.
Miss Irene Struthers, who h.
been seriously i'll, is now reportsd
to be convalescent.
Hocksmith Bros, of Palou.
City, will establish bowling ALE,
here early next week.
Frank Harnett is out from thu
Hump, and reports that flour Il
selling at IS per 5O-lb. sack.
DR.. L.. R. Brown, of Moscow, i
in the city looking around for
permanent location.
Something went wrong with the
Lewiston mail today. A lsrm
proportion failed to reach this city.
Mrs. Cock, who has been a quest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ingram for
couple of weeks, has returned to
Denver.
j. E. Lancaster started for The
Hump yesterday and Mr.. Deveus
will make a trip to the Clearwater
country tomorrow.
j. w. Shannon was busy SUI.
veying Main street yesterday to
get the angles on some lots owned
by Photographer Hanson.
Miss Mccoy, a graduate Of the
Lewiston Normal, arrived on the
stage this morning to teach the
public school in Lake district
In spite of numerous papers and
bills making announcements tothe
contrary, it appears that J. r
Mcdonald is back on the STANDARD.
Now they are talking of forming
a barrel trust. Having got the
public over q barrel the trusts
evidently want cinch on the
barrel.
The announcement that the new
milliners were located at Hogsns
photo gallery was q Typographical
error. 1t should have read Han.
sons gallery.
Several parties from San Fran.
cisco registered today at the Jersey
house. This popular hosiery %
obtaining an admirable reputation
all over the state.
The Clearwater country is At
tracing great attention among
miners and additional important
discoveries may be looked for from
that section almost any time.
r. d. Almond has purchased :
half interest in the "Sunday Noon"
quartz claim on the Dewey ledge
near Mt. Idaho, and he goes down
shortly to examine the property
and do the preliminary develop
ment work.
The report of the secretary q
state for the first qua rter Of BIZ
term shows q large increase ovd
previous years. The receipts i0
the past quarter aggregate Ni
03O.8O. For the first quarter q
1897 the ordinary receipts were
$679.55 and for 1898, $717.S7.
Don't forget to inquire about The
circulation Of the papers in which
you place your advertising-abom
their standing, their influence O
value. It is a safe business prop
osition to have nothing to do WIN
unsuccessful publications.
J. P. Anderson says that whlls
the store keepers appear confde0'
of getting provisions through to tn
Hump, the miners in the camp q
not understand how this is TO =
done for the next six weeks. IM
snow roads are becoming impsss
BILE for horses and men.
James Surridge, proprietor Of ns
Elk City stage line, started osa
the road this morning to take
look at the conditions, with w
view of putting on rigs to run tIOa
each end and connecting at new
some.. The snow Is reported .
breaking up very rapidly on w.
mountains.
Another dead expense in ~ ~
state Of Idaho takes effect this ~
on the first Monday in Angus .
The last legislature has passea. ..
law that requires Q change ID \.