Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-22

a new STOCK Just arrived at the
Big Buffalo store.
Frank p. Sherwood arrived here
Sunday enroute to his mining
property on Big Creek to prose-
cute extensive development work
on the Gold Bug group.
New percales, lawns, white
goods, chambrays, gingha'ns,
calicoes, ducks, ribbons and
notions arrived today at Selma
deka's Big Buffalo store.
j. j. Remington hauled $4,000
poun DIS of wool to Lewiston last
week, the same being the clip from
his band Of sheep grazing on the
Salmon river range.
A force of IA men are still
working down ON the st Patrick
lode drifting on the vein, and from
all reports have magnificent
showing on that property.
Quaker oats, Victor oats, wheat
flakes, farina, grape nuts, buck
wheat -four and other good things
for breakfast on sale at Schma-
deka's Big Buffalo store.
Messrs. Jerry Baker, H. j.
Bundy and two sons departed for
the Hump on Thursday last week,
where they expect to engage in
some kind of business.
Windows, plain and fancy,
screen doors, builders hardware,
paints oils, glass, building paper
and wall paper, cheap for cash at
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
w. H. Requa returned from
Lewiston Monday, where he had
been to represent Buffalo Hump
lodge at the session of the grand
lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Persons having second hand
saddles or harness to sell or trade
can do business by calling at
Shellabarger's new saddler sholI
asst Main street at Grangeville.
f. S. Sweet. of Grangeville1
shipped 30 ear loads OF cattle ouq
of Lewiston last week, pursuant
to the terms of his contract with
Senator Roach, of North Dakota.
Manager d. r., better known al
Sunday" Wilson, together with
Judge Eddy and Dudley Wilson,
left for Spokane last Friday on d
business trip, returning Sunday.
A. d. Foster has been awarded
the contract to supply the Buffalo
Hump syndicate with the meat
required during the summer in
the conduct of their mining opera.
tions.
Mrs Clara Shannon has beer
appointed. postmistress at Sites,
the new town at the end of thu
railroad track, and her commission
and Office supplies have been
received.
Judge R. F. Carney arrived
from below Tuesday enroute to
Fall creek where he will star
work on the placer properties
recently purchased by parties from
Colorado Springs.
Engine oil, cylinder oil, boiled
and raw linseed oil, West Virgins
oil, Castor machine oil, turpentine
Draper canvas, mill and machine
supplies at Schmadeka's Biz
Buffalo store.
Capt ]. r. Wood arrived here
Tuesday from Chicago enroute te
Warrens. where he goes to lool
after the interests of the Honest
John mining company, of which
he is manager.
That old pioneer j. G. Holt was
up for several days last week from
his home down at Orofino, wher.
he has one of the prettiest places
along the whole length Of tn,
Clearwater river.
The state has received another
payment from the government on
account of it's claims for expenses
incurred in modelling the volun.
teers. The amount of the remit
lance is $2443.34
Tuesday was busy day in
growing Grangeville, the towr
being full of visitors from all parts
of the county, and nearly the
whole of them having come here
to do their trading.
| J. B. and Tom McGrane anG
Ben Reeves arrived here from
Crooks Corral placers ON Monday
with the result of the seasons ru n
the water supply from the new
ditch having given out.
Mr.. Crawford, a brother of Mrs
Spedden, arrived here from Moscow
on short visit and left for his
home in Latah county Monday.
He was going into the Red River
hot springs, but the condition of
the roads after the late rains made
him postpone the trip until next
month.