Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-07-20
Say Farmers: "Uwanta" o

Say Farmers: ssUwanta" get
prices at Schmadeka's Big Buffalo
store before you buy your supplies
for the harvest season.
Frank Risley came over from
Denver "Wednesday evening and
received the initiatory work of the
LIST degree in lie X. Of P. order.
G. II Nugens received a message
"Wednesday from sturgeon Bay,
Wise, nsh', tat'ng that his sister
had del al that pl zee on July
third
A. G. birmingham reports the
wagon road between here and
tlore ce in II very dry condition
b TYR rough on account Of the
-'ones in the way.
Walter Pendrll. who recently
S ''i his farm to M-ssrs. Jasper
and Bail, left Monday with his
large band of horses for the range
at the month Of Snake river.
Summer sox sc pair, summer
shirts 25r. summer drawers 25c,
summer under shirts 25c, just the
things for the haying season,
S'.hmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
He'ly Elfers, OF Slate creek,
and belonging to the livery firm
f l4anningham & Filters, Of
q angeville, accompanied by his
sister Mamie and Miss Nellie
Lyons arrived in Grangeville on
Friday.
Thomas Hamblin and son will
depart for their home at COlfax as
soon as hey complete their present
contract of sign painting for W. F.
schmadeka. During their brief
stay here they have been busy
painting signs for some of our
business men.
The Stuart people are engaged in
he task If building new wagon
road from the depot side Of the
hill, in order to facilitate the trade
and travel of Camas Prairie and to
avoid the expensive transfer across
the river. The new grade has
been surveyed and is reported tc
be excellent and can be built 70,
surprisingly little money.
/ We note with regret the deatl
of that launch old democratic
warhorse, Capt J. NJ Walker, o
Moscow and Kendrick. We had
the pleasure OF meeting him il
several state cOnentiOns and Away
found him to be unsclfish an,
disinterested, and in his dealt
, Laiah county has lost one OF he
) best citizens. Peace to his ashes
George G. Kilmar, who is
} prosperous farmer and stock ma
| residing west of the Big buttes
=, WAS in town Saturday. He says til
crops on the reserve are in fin
4, condition, the acreage this yea
$ seeded being more than doubl
r that of last season. Much farmin
machinery has been purchased i
n that section during the past fe
: weeks.
4 Wm. Bowman, a pioneer
Idaho county and q practical sa
O mill man, is erecting and equippir
saw mill on tie farm of M
@ Lcsnie, two miles north OF Jos
Rowton, and Al miles south
10 Mellen; Mr.. Bowman expects
d have every arrangement complete
% and the mill in operation
August 10, with capacity
10, 900 to Is, 900 feet per day
- No news has been revived fro
r the Pocatello convention up to II
:. hour of going to press concerni'
=, the nominations. We can 9
~ this much for Mr.. Parker' TIL
he has never lost a minutes sic
rs over his candidacy for the gov
: norship, and while he is willing
"a. take the nomination il it comes
nd him, he has made no particu
ty effort to canvass and will not
intensely disappointed If he do
list get it.
m. P. w. Mitchell, of the A
,g; Idaho Area, published at Stua
ed has been mentioned as possess
EEK the making Of a good represen
tive for Idaho county in the II
for session of the state legislatr
mo We are told by disinterested Stu
ze1 people that this young man
nth deseryedly popular in his hi
n@ precinct and would make a fine
,af if nominated. He is democ
and was formerly proprietor OF
Moser house here during the bt
ave Of one year ago.
and TO
axe How,s This?
the we offer One Hundred Dollars RewaT
Al, any ease of Catarrh that capnot be cur
FIRE nun +. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Props, Tole
We, the undersigned, have known
Cheney for the last Is years, ana heliev
nerfectly honorable in oil business transa
all, ab1 In tn