Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-05-11

with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown.
George Hashagen, one Of
Grangeville's livery men, met
with painful accident by cutting
his wrist with an ak while chop
ping wood.
The Rebekahs will give a
musical and literary program on
the evening Of Thursday, May II.
All Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and
their families are cordially invited.
The Bryan forces have received
two noted recruits in the persons
of governor Pingree of Michigan,
and U. s. senator Wellington Of
Maryland. Both are prominent
republicans.
Temperance meetings at the
M. Z. church May 10, ii q. M,
subject, The home, the church and
the saloon. 8P. M, the saloon
keeper, the drinker and the bust
ness man. Miss Maxey will lead
the League at 7 p. NJ.
M. Glatigny and wife returned
Saturday from q recent visit to
San Bernardo, CAL, where they
were called by the serious illness
Of q brother Of Mr.. Glatigny's.
They lett for their home on Salmon
river Monday.
There will be preaching services
at the Presbyteri ian church next
Sunday, May ID, morning and
evening. Rev. VIM. Kirkhope,
the Presbyterian pastor at large,
will conduct services until the
arrival Of the new pastor from the
east.
Granville Pugh was out this
week from Adams Camp and re-
ports the snow as rapidly going
off and good deal Of travel already
stopping at his place enroute to
Florence and points beyond as
we'll as Buffalo Hump.
There will be q meeting Of the
Democratic club of Grsngeville, on
Friday evening, at 8 P. NJ. at the
Hunt building on Main street.
The meeting will be addressed by
the Hon. Lycurgus Vineyard, who
will discuss the live and leading
issues Of the day. Don't fail to be
there. Everybody invited.
Judge Carney, Of Florence,
arrived here Sunday from his
winters vacation at Colorado
Springs, Colorado, and is sanguine
that there will be large influx Of
Colorado capital and prospectors
into this county in the near future.
Mr.. Carney did some effective
missionary work while away.
M. B. Morrow, Of Florence, who
has been at Mt. Idaho for few
days serving on the grand jury,
left for home Monday by way Of
Salmon river, accompanied by
Judge Carney who is returning te
Florence to look after his mining
interests in that section after Q
winters sojourn in Colorado.
| Word comes to hand of the
death Of Capt. VIM. A. Stuart al
his home near Harpster on Thurs.
day morning at 8 A. NJ. The
immediate cause of death wal
hemorrage of the stomach. Ag,
SO, native Ill. Interment a.
Fairview cemetary, Fridry,
P. M.
4 Stuart is making steady growth
and everybody is busy. Interes
is conferred for the present in TIN
new quartz strikes ON the Middl,
fork, and many from Grangevill,
have gone into that section to pros
pect. Stuart is the recognised sup
ply point for parties Quitting 70
that section.
The Grangeville boys hav
organized a base ball club an,
, extend a challenge to any club il
Idaho Co. What's the matte
> with the enterprising city Q
Denver? We hav'nt heard a wor,
from you since last we met on tn
Denver gridiron. Address al
communications to Frank Day.
The Idaho county delegates t
the state Republican convention
at Lewiston returned last evening
J somewhat jubilant over til
! election Of Mr.. Ailshie as one G
the delegates to the national con
vention. The only contest in tn
convention was the election Of
t delegate in this the second judicia
district and Idaho county carrie
off the honors.
J The brass band boys will gi
series of grand dances on Sa turda
evenings, the proceeds to be de
voted to the purchase of ne,
f instruments, Of which they stan
very much in need. The boy
+, have engaged q competent in
structor for the summer, and it
t to be hoped that the public wi
g buy tickets literally and help thel
8 maintain an organization which
a q credit to our town. The dane
will close promptly at midnighr
q Turn out and have good tim.
\ Tickets are only $1.O0