Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-04-14
Miners and farmers headquart-
ers at the M. & NJ.

Miners and farmers headquart-
ers at the M. & NJ.
WANTED. D.--Competent girl or
woman to do general housework.
Enquire Of DR.. +. ii. Shealfer. at
City Drug Store, Gangcville,
Idaho. 6Stf
CATHOLIC CHURCH There will b.
divine service on April Is and II.
Everybody is kindly invited to as
sist the Sunday service. Rev. l..
MUELLER.
Joseph Cox is in town from
Stuart today and informs us that
he has completed arrangements to
run twice-a-week stage line be-
tween Grangeville and Stuart, and
will make his first trip tomorrow,
leaving Grangeville at s a. IN.
WANTED TO KNow-The where
abouts of two brothers named Frey,
sons of Henry and Amanda Frey,
of Howard county, Missouri. Any
one knowing there whereabouts
will please communicate with A. ID.
Greene, Cottonwood, Idaho.
j. w. Shannon was down on the
reservation yesterday viewing out
a wagon road for the county and
reports force of Northern Pacific
engineers camped in Red Rock can
yon and headed this way.
G. A. S. Howard, of Moscow,
representing the International In
demnity Co., which insures for
sickness, accidents and death, is
in town in the interest of his COM
pany.
For SALE.-A butcher shop and
slaughter house in Elk City, Idaho,
for sale on easy terms; also posses
sorry claim on the Red River
Meadows, in Elk City district.
For particulars address,
Mrs. MARY MOONEY,
Al Elk City, Idaho.
w. Fl. FERGUSON, of Elk City,
arrived from Seattle yesterday and
will shortly 60 into the mines to
look after his extensive interests.
He reports much interest manifest
ed in Seattle toward this part of
Idaho.
The troop ship Scandia has ar
rived in Frisco from Manila, hav-
ing on board number of the
wounded who are coming home on
sick leave. Among them are Fred
Beck and an unknown private of
company G.
Mrs. G. II. Schmadeka has the
finest assortment Of Millinery in
the county. Come and see for
yourself. Hats for all, old and
young. Colors and styles to suit
the most fastidious. Main street,
opposite the postoffice. "A
J. M. Crunk is up from Harp
ster looking not much the worse
for his recent fracas with kaintuck
and Saunders. As honors were
about even all along the line nc
warrants were sworn ont and all
the participants are unmolested.
The strike on the south fork oi
Clearwater is not near Harpster,
as published yesterday, but is only
four miles from Mt. Idaho. The
bond on the Dewey has been re.
newed for $4,000, and judging
from Joe Wilkinson's report, who
was down there yesterday, the
property is worth every cent of it
The Sherwin Addition continues
to sell at good prices. The latest
transaction was the sale of cor.
ner lot fronting on Main street tC
G. A. Williams of Boise City fol
$500. AS soon as sufficiency Ol
lumber can be obtained building
will at once be pushed, sidewalks
, laid and other improvements fol
low fast.
, The house on Rev. Silas Perkins
, ranch near Stuart was entered re
, Gently and stripped clean of every
thing on the premises, including
the clothes in which he preached
, on his ministerial visitations t.
/ Stuart. Lamps, provisions, ant
t in fact, everything portable wa
taken. Three horses ranging on tn
ranch were also stolen.
The Oregonian recently admit
ted: 1--WE are not going to destro,
the greenbacks right away Thi
is coed news. If the greenback
are destroyed interest-bearin
bonds galore would be the result
The people are growing tired O
paying interest on government
bonds to the money lords. Their
4 should be no government debt, an
if the government receipts wer
: economically administered ther
would be no government debt i
t ten years.
n II. d. Richardson, ex-editor G
the Florence Miner and now der
q uty recorder for Robbins minin
o district, arrived from the Hum
last night. In company with 1
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