Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-29


.'ll.;6doing a fine trade ant
t.I Ne down there are wei
l't lat they have a perma
! sfuion for the best tow
Ns.SClearwater Short Line.
N 4Surridge NuptiaIs.
Atrsday evening last june
Ia int the home OF the BRIDE,
Buena Vista farm, neal
W 1T, Mr.. Oliver G. Lapr
yJt5s Kate Surridge were
,.Ed marriage by Rev. w. N.
ETOnly the immediate
epf the bride were present
stfemony, and after a splen.
fling supper the happy
lfit't for their future home
Import, where it is expected
I; /. Lapp will shortly engage
..ss.
tts union partakes of the
f.k Of a romance. Mr.. Lapp
t1fe from his home in South
year preceding the
.y1of the war with Spain
',hAe the acquaintance of Miss
',A At the declaration of
'E Lapp enlisted with a
MI OF Dakota volunteers and
lie service with his regi-
vi the Philippine islands,
MI his bravery and daring
Wy rose to the rank OF
HIT. He was severely
81 during his term of SER
'1hs invalided home and
to Idaho county shot all
and is still compelled to
sfhes. But his stay here
}teatly improved his health
ne now rapidly recovering
l marriage has only been
u pending his restoration
N. Mr.. Lapp comes of an
II family, and his own
and record is unimpeach-
impregnable at all poin is. |
(e is the second daughter
md Mrs. Thomas Surridge,
among the oldest and |
Ast families on Camas
and is, withal, a lovely |
'ractive young lady with |
BARNS of mind and person, |
Us of friends in this county. |
ON, as indicated above, is
young man Of excellent |
pr and fine ability, full of
and industry, and undoubt-
a fine future before him, |
arly now that he has |
uchsafed one of Gods best |
man. That Mr.. and Mrs. |
ay experience all the bliss
ruc maraiage affords is the |
wish of their many friends, |
re and elsewhere.
nttit of the Elk City stage |
s attached for debt last |
nd consequently no stage
camp left here last Friday. |
IS, the proprietor, has had |
hard row to hoe but has
) best to keep going under
disadvantageous circum-
and the cause of his failure
going is attributed to the
ldition of the state road,
through neglect, has been
to be SO badly cut up from
attention to divert the snow
n the early spring that
3 over it is a terror to the
laveler. We have harped
subject for years but the
shiftless system, or lack of
still prevails, and pretty
I'm all accounts there will
ng in the shape of a road
dy at all. At present the
s in on horseback.
, to press of other matters
Frank f. Johnesse will be
o attend the International
congress at Milwaukee this
IDAHO county consequently
be represented at this i'm
convention, which is un-
., as the development of
ing resources are now in
pc as to be attracting the
attention in mining circles
the world and q capable
could do us much good
a mighty opportune time.
Hood, Justice ofthe Peace,
makes the following
It: II can certify that One
>ough Cure will do all that !,
d for it. My wife could
her breath and the first !
relieved her. 1t has also |:
my whole family" 1t
lediately and cures coughs, /,
Group, grippe, bron- ..
lsthma, and all throat =
! troubles. DIR. Shaeffer !,
g Store. !
It winds of the past few I
Q had q seriously damag-
t upon the growing crops
lesota, the Dakotas and b
the northwestern states. \
8 not expected that there v
lore than half a crop har-
MS year. The price Of c
y already advanced sew Il
: Per bushel in the eastern O
= markets in consequence. q