Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-08-24


lamp pictures, "a for Soc At
nel's Studio.
$pm McGrane arrived from
;fiston Tuesday.
| leveral thunder storms have
Stnrred this week.
4he Odd Fellows are arranging
Id candidates ball.
fE. G. Hanson has filed on 1913
lbs near Grangeville.
gtharles r. Hanson has filed on
acres near Grangeville.
Flew stock of tobaccoes at lowest
He's at the NJ. & NJ. Cash Store.
sNoseph A. Mckinney has filed
Eil4O acres Of land near Denver.
Miss Maggie Smith, of Lewiston,
The guest Of John Payne and
Willy this week.
9fDo you shoot? If SO get Peters
EEii,i-smokeless ammunition at IL.
VII. Hardware Co.
/ Rev. Mr.. Elliott will preach at
1a NJ. E. church next Sunday at
10. IN. and 8 p. IN.
official bond and oath of Office
gtnk forms may be had at the
H EE Press Office.
N The little daughter of G. +.
III earthly is quite sick with ty-
on-malarial fever.
|.AKsae.rt Rigley was a visitor this
Az for the first time since the
EA : the Big Buffalo.
4. 'n'F. McKenna and James
I '..ty are back from long
M ~ !. sting trip between here and
H o. . .rn Idaho.
FL ~. will have some great bar
Ems in mixed paints in a few
Tvs. Come and get our prices
M & H. Hardware Co.
1.-The Lewiston Tribune says that
NV. VIM. Koss, of Indianapolis,
u take charge Of the Lutheran
Dlrch in growing Grangeville.
10. F. Rebel, well known
Sning engineer, arrived here
yonday en- route to examine
Iines for an intended syndicate.
ia No. baled grain and timothy
IN for sale at 40 cents per
lft. by E. w. Oliver, 81
Niles north east Of Grangeville.
Watch your watch, and if it
les not keep good time bring it
\ us and we will put it in shape
Edo it's duty. -Requa & Dunlap.
lqThe Freisheimer Drug Co. are
|5sing out their stock, consisting
tdrugs, cigars, liquors, toilet ar
|Eles, ETC., at cost and less than
vi.
John M. Shissler was q visitor
BIN Newsome and the Hump Sec
E,n this week and reports every
ling progressing nicely in both
smps.
Nj wish to trade one span OF
God work horses, also one new 81
N4gon for lumber. &C. H. Brock
I'm, two miles southwest OF
Bnver.
sThe busiest man in town these
Tvs is Frank McGrane, who is
lying horses for Uncle Sans
IFalry. The boys bring the ami
Ms in at all hours.
probate Judge Vincent returned
Iturday with his wife, who has
bn visiting her brother, Harry
Hand, at Seattle. The trip
b been very beneficial to
rs. Vincent's health.
Harvesting operations will con-
sue for some time yet, and will
Fdly be likely to get through the
lAson's work before election.
Ne crop is turning out to be
fpd one although not up to ex.
bctations.
Capt. B. H. Cheever, II. Num-,
Srtland. G. c.. Gilmore, Airing.
n, and Fl. M. Swartz and G. w,
lniels, of Fort Vancouver, ar
'Red here Tuesday for the pur
sse of buying horses for Uncle
m's cavalry forces.
SN. H. Hand, the populur min.
/ man who is conducting opera
Sns for a Colorado syndicate
ROSS Salmon river, took trip t.
N City in company with L. G.
I mpf last week for the purpos,
inspecting the Buster mine 70
Ss company.
0There will be the usual service
ut Lords day, morning AM
ening, at the Presbyterian
urch. Come and bring a friend
he pastor will preach at Re-
|bck school house at 3 O'Clock
No., but will be back for tn
fleming service.
u Maybe you have noticed no,
um the papers outside are on th
Xsit of the Northern Pacific Of
Sials to growing Grangeville las
EEK. Their silence is 80 distint
to be oppressive, but the roa
I'll be built here all the same
he fat has gone forth and moth
B can stop it.
The Iron Grown mine of New
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