Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-04-21
Major McConville's funeral in Lew
lston yesterday. The appointment

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1871. and both went throu-h Il tn,
, campaign together.
W. ii. Ferguson left for Elk CITY
on the stage this morning. lie is
owner of the Silver Reef mine of
which extended reference is made
elsewhere in today's issue. One OF
Mr.. Ferguson's brothers, Arthur
W, was official interpreter for the
American commissioners of the late
Spanish American peace commits
sion, and the Spanish authorities
PAID him the high compliment of
appointing no interpreter for their
side.
Messrs. l.. X. Grannis and C. c..
Peoples, late arrivals from Butte.
Montana, have leased the north.
west corner of Main and Hall
streets and will erect a tent and en-
gage in the saloon business. They
were bound for the Buffalo Humn
with stock of liquors, but were
notified by Forest reserve suprrin-
tendent Glenndening that they
would be violating the rules and
regulations of the Interior depart
ment if they sold liquors on the re-
serve, so they have decided to re-
main in Grangeville.
From Tuesdays daily.
Miners anl farmers headquart-
ers at the NJ. e. NJ.
Dave Landon, of Clearwater. is
in town on business.
John higgins, ex-city marshal,
is up from Salmon river today.
Mayor Henry Wax left for
Lewiston this mornining on a brief
business trip.
III. M. Jorgens, postmaster and
merchant of kamiah, was doing
business here today.
II. G. Rupp and i. Emmons, of
Cleveland, Ohio, were passengers
this morning, bound for the Hump.
The Lewiston and Buffalo Hump
stage brought in eight passengers
this morning, there being three
ladies and two children among
them.
WANTED TO KNow-The where
abouts of two brothers named Frev.
sons OF Henry and Amanda Frey,
OF Howard county, Missouri. Any
one knowing there whereabouts
VIII please communicate with A ID.
Greene, Cottonwood, idaho.
Albert Allen, Attorney for Rice
X Mallory in the big grub stake
suit against the Big Buffalo loca-
tors, arrived on the stage this
morning to remain until the case
is determined in the district court
next week.
Mrs. {. III. 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 postof1ice. "A
Don't worry about Grangeville.
She is doing more business and
making more substantial improve
ments than any other town in the
state, and men of sound judgment
who come here to investigate her
possibilities always decide to stay.
DIR. Stenernagle, formerly of
Butte, Montana, is in Grangeville
looking for location for physi-
clans office. She expects to en-
gage in general practice, but to
make a speciality of treating women
and children.
For SALE. butcher shop and
slaughter house in Elk City, Idaho,
for sale on easy terms; also possess
sorry claim on the Red River
Meadows, in Elk City district.
For particulars address,
Mrs. MARY MOONEY,
~ Elk City, Idaho.
The great local sporting event
was pulled off this afternoon at the
race track when Hott-foot Jimmie
beat Williams black horse by
about fifteen feet. Eighty dollars
a side was up. The result of the
race was surprise to the talent.