Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-08

enterprise apparent in that town.
During the sale OF bankrupt
stock tin and granitewarr, at the
Golden Rule store next week.
Several other lines OF goods will be
closed out regardless Of cost.
The Presby terian church il
being wired for electric lights this
week, the Christian Endeavor
society paying for the installm ent
and u years rental.
Ex-senator j. j. Bennett and
Senator F. E. Fogg have been
elected delegates to the National
silver republican convention to be
held at Kansas City.
Rev. J. w. Thompson, of White,
8. d. has been elected to the
past0rate Of the Presby erian
church and is expected to arrive
and take charge in about two
weeks.
The Golden Rule store has &C
cured q bankrupt stock of tin and
graniteware which will be placed
on sale next week, at prices that
will open your eyes. Look out
for it.
Messcrs. Wilson 4 Eddy report
that the new fixtures for the Elk
change have arrived in Lewiston.
They are planning elaborate
furnishings and will have one oil
the best appointed saloons in Idaho.
| The easiest and most effective
method Of purifying the blood and
invigorating the system is to take
| DeWitt,s Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for cleansing the
liver and bowels. DR.. Shaeffer
City Drug Store.
CITIZENS MEETING:-A meeting
Of the citizens Of Grangeville il
hereby called for Friday afternoon
at 2 T. NJ. June s, at Odd Fellows
hall, for the purpose Of taking
steps to fence the Grangeville
cemctery.
L. G. Jefferson Of st Paul has
arrived in Grsngeville TO join his
brother r. w. Jefferson, j. s. Colt,
Of Minneapolis, and r. M. Hawk.
After . few days fishing in Meadow
creek, the party propose to inves-
tigat some south fork mining
property and later to take q trip
further into the mountains.
NJ. j. Sweeney was in town this
week and left again for the Hump.
Mr.. Sweeney stated that his COM
pany had not fully decided yet
whether they wonld build the
wagon road themselves or let the
work asa whole or 10 sections.
Eat all events" remarked Mr..
Sweeney, s'it will be pushed
through with as little delay as
possible"
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Briley, Of the
Golden Rule, returned last Friday
evening from trip to Spokane.
On the way they visited Mr.. Bri-
ley's brother DR.. Briley at Orc
Elmo, and also paid brief visit to
friends in Kendrick and Moscow.
-FOUR trip was for business and
pleasure combined, said Mr..
Briley, land we had genuine
good time"
i There are plenty Of supplies al
the Hump now, thanks to The
energy Of Frank Brown & Co., who
took time by the forelock and
rushed their pack trains through
regardless Of all obstacles. A
prospector just out from the HUMP
reports the following quotations ii,
there: Eggs, 40 cents; potatoes,
8 cents per ID; -four $3.50 pei
sack; oats Z cents and hay 8 cents
per pound.
!. r. +. Reed, who run the Humr
special mail last summer IL IN
i Grangeville preparing to start q
lp0ny express between here and the
Hump via Adams. The first trip
will be made via Badger. Mr..
Red proved himself : reliable
4 lnni1 man, and ono who alWays
4 ~ thso0gh no matter what 40
cp0ditions Of the roads and trails
and e eoes without saying that he
will give the public = good beryioS
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