Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-04-13

n suDsCTlptiou pdpci 10 CiICuld-
ting for funds with which to put
the wagon road to Stuart in good
repair.
James McGrane left Tuesday
for Crooks Corral placers, where
he will remain for the mining
season.
WANTED.-A young girl for gen.
eral homework, one who will
sleep at home. Enquire at Press
office.
Mining companies, hotels and
restaurants can save money by
buying their supplies at the Big
Buffalo Store.
County commissioners are in
session and will hardly adjourn
until Tuesday or Wednesday Of
next week.
April IS and II, Monday and
Tuesday, the undersigned expects
to be at Cottonwood.-W. n.
Knox, pastor.
l.. l.. Phillips was afflicted with
a stroke Of paralysis which has
impaired the use of his right arm,
temporarily we hope.
Goth Century wall papar at the
Big Buffalo Store, We guarantee
all papers shown to be New
Designs and Colorings.
Rod Leggat arrived from Butte
Tuesday and left Immediately for
the Buffalo Hill pacers in Elk
City, in which he is the largest
owner.
Another big line OF ladies, misses
and children's hats arrived at the
Big Buffalo Store. This is the
third shipment received this
spring.
The Woman's Literary Club will
meet with Mrs. Wagner April 10,
at 2.3O p. M. The quotations
will be from the writings of
Eugene Fields.
Geo. Blaine is out from the
Hump and reports the shaft on the
St. Louis down to the l30-foot
mark, with five feet of ledge Of
fine ore in sight.
Any person desiring their pianos
tuned or repaired may leave or
ders at Vollmer & Scott's. Ralph
Bendix, tuner, Of Spokane, will
attend to your work.
Mark w. Musgrove arrived from
Spokane Sunday last and will
shortly 60 into the Hump to in
spect the winters work on the
Gold Standard tunnel.
f. A. Plenker has returned from
Wardner and left Tuesday for the
new quartz camp near Marshall
lake to do some development work
on the new strike in that section.
Attorney Daniel Worth has
returned from a trip to Baker
City and Sumpter, and has decided
that Idaho county is good enough
for him and so he will stay with
us.
Mr.. Ralph Bendix, representing
the Heidinger Piano Co., arrived
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Ben
dix is thorough musician and we
trust his stay may be long in the
land.
EASTER SERvICEs:-At the M. f.
church: Missionary sermon at II
A. NJ; Junior League, 3 P. M.
Epworth League, 7 p. NJ; Easter
program rendered by the Sunda!
school, p. M.
The South Clearwater Mining s
Milling company, limited, has filet
articles of incorporation in the of
flee of the secretary of state. 1t
headquarters is in Grangeville ant
its capital stock is $500, 600.
Go to Shellebarger's new saddle
shop east Main street. Grangeville
for high grade saddles and har
ness at popular prices. Everything
made to order while you wait
Hand made goods speciality.
Indian Agent Martin, of Lap
wal, and a party OF friends. hav
gone up Red river on II prospect
ing trip. They had well equip
ped outfit and are accompanied b
Bert Bynum the Stuart liveryman
! Gov. Vic Bierbower is in Lewis
ton attending the session c
t supreme court, and upon it
adjournment he will return t.
s Grangeville to reside permanently
His health the past winter wa
very poor.
Private advices from Weise
assure us that the Pacific & Idah
E Northern railroad will positivel
l be extended to Council Valley thi
spring, and there is strong prot
b ability that it may also be pushes
$ as far north as Salmon Meadows
i The fire department was calle
, out on Wednesday evening by a
alarm on South Hall street, bu
the blaze was only an experiment
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