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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28

Nearly every store in Grange
will handles machine made harness.
Some of them are made in Port
land, some in Frisco and many
other places too numerous to men,
ton and machine made harness
shipped from Portland or Frisco
is just as good as any made by
machine in Grangeville, and in
fact much better, as they have
harness machines that cost
three times as much as any ma
chine in Grangeville and have
much greater competition to con-
tend with, and that is why, I
claim that they are III position
to do better work than can be done
else where in that line. just write
to any of the largest factories on
machine made harness or saddles
and ask them to make you a No.
l set of harness by hand and they
will charge you just twice as much
for their hand made harness as for
machine harness.
w. +. Schmadeka.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
Married..

Married, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, near Grangeville,
Sunday, Nov. "a, 1901, by w. N.
Knox, officiating minister, Ray
DePartee and Miss Agnes Hamill.
The happy couple were the recip-
tents of many beautiful presents,
and a splendid supper was served
Immediately after the ceremony.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Estella Taylor. Miss Frena
Hamill and Wallace Hamill
were bridesmaid aud best
man respectively. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Hamill,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pfeufer, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. McMannis, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L. Crosby, the Misses Manner
ing, Cora Walker and LYDIA Ham
i'll, Messers. Clyde Hamill and
Frank Taylor. Mr.. DePartee has
purchased the blacksmith shop
from j. A. Randolph in this city
and the young couple expect to
start house keeping in few days.
"May many years of happy days
befal them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
w. n. ESSEX

A Methodist minister at Spok-
ane last Sunday held services in
the Coeurd' Alene theater and
gambling house. Dutch Jake
closed his bar on the theatre floor
but kept the rest Of the house wide
open 1t was novel sight to see
ladies and gentlemen who perhaps
never had been in such place be-
fore, going in the front door
through great saloon and up in
to another to hold religious
service But Dutch Jake is a lib
eral minded man, fully believing
that If good can be done for the
human family he will not stand in
the road.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
Denver Items.

Died, at Asotin, Wash. Monday,
Nov. 20, 1901, Mrs. Chas. Chase,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Upton. Mrs. Chase leaves fam
lily of boys, 2 girls and a baby a
month old. With her husband
and family she was an old resi-
dent of Camas Prairie aud leaves
many friends to mourn her depart
ure. She was taken i'll last year and
moved to Asotin, in hopes of bene-
fitting her health, but her condi-
ton did not improve. She was
buried at Asotin on Wednesday.
She was member of the Artisans,
carrying $1,000 insurance in that
order.
DIR. D. K. Butler, of Minneap-
oils, has permanently located al
Denver to practice his profession.
He is graduate Of the University
of Minnesota and has had extern
sive hospital and private as well as
general practice, and makes a
speciality of diseases of women
and children. Bis Office for the
present is at Codes hotel.
Modern Woodman of America
will elect new officers Dec. 3. All
members are requested to be pres,
ent as business of Importance will
be transacted.
School opened Monday with a
large attendance. Prof. Nixon
and Miss Winnie Clayton have
charge of the various grades.
The Denver Literary Club meets
at the school hall Friday to perfect
organization.
Born to the wife of Bert Miller
on reservation, on Nov. 20, big
boy.
Mrs. Atwood on the reservation
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
A Victory to be Proud OF.

Is the final and absolute cure of a
sore throat, in which the rawness
and tenderness have been spreading
dangerously near those guardians
of life, the lungs. The luxury of
a sound throat and robust lungs is
most keenly enjoyed by people
who, having suffered all the con-
sequences of a s'little cold, you
know have been rescued from
misery and danger by Allen.Inng
Balsam.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28

The White Bird Odd Fellows
give a grand Thangiving ball this
evening at White Bird.
w. II. Essex arrived here Tues
day with his family, together with
a carload OF registered shorthorn
bulls rising on two years old,
which are as fine looking lot of
cattle as any country can boast of.
They are at the Boss barn, and
everybody is invited to come in
and see them if they want to buy or
not.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
Granville Pugh is out from the

Granville Pugh is out from the
mountain.
Commissioner J. T. McDuffie is
expected here tomorrow.
/. G. Hattabaugh has returned
from his trip to Wallace.
Pearson & Wood expect to open
their drug store Monday.
j. A. Wilkinson, of the Bargain
store, is in Portland on a brief
visit.
Holiday advertisements have
! crowded out lots of good local
/ news.
Mrs. F. f Johnesse was taken
sick last Sunday and is not yet re-
covered.
The Grang eville public school is
running along nicely with a full
attendance.
Mrs. II. A. Hawley went to
White Bird last week ON visit to
her son George Hawley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown left
for Lewiston Monday on a visit to
relatives for few days.
! r. M. Sherman is reported to
be making splendid showing up.
on the American Eagle group Of
quartz claims which he bonded
last spring.
We have had q most phenome.
nal sale Of heating stoves this sea-
son but still have some good values
left. Don't buy until you see them,
| HI. & H. Hardware Co.
, See our big ad this week -oul
first gun for the Xmas trade
Our line OF Holiday goods will in
4 clude nothing but useful presents
q II. & 81. Hardware Co.
: Best leather, best workmanship
saving prices-these are some o
Y the inducements we offer you il
/ our harness and saddlery depart
ment. FL. & II. Hardware Co.
Usual services at Baptist church
= Sunday. Subject at IL a. m. SCI
"a vice: "Spiritism," what it is, an
!, what it is not. Subject for ever
, ming service: "The Gospel tina
: St. Paul preached"
>, w. L. Spaulding, of Moscow
u arrived here Saturday en- route
~ Florence where he will inaugural
" work all winter upon the Adell
quartz claim. He shipped in se'
ob eral teams loaded with supplies.
y The Dewey company are sin|
u ing on the ST. Patrick and have a
no tanned a depth of Is feet. An u
/ usual amount of water is encoun
cred at this depth, but the ne
,c- hoist has no difficulty in handlir
k. it.
10 O. A. Fox, a farmer residil
no near Kamiah spent several days
&c the city this week and repor
= much land changing hands in h
section, and fine class of peop
ID pouring in there who will sot
ng transform the face OF that fertl
s- country.
~ We make no claim that we u
y not willing to have settled by Il
w test of comparison or actual use
bring on your 18th century theori
,ss and we will prove to the mo
n skeptical that our harness al
ly superior to any. While we a
lp proud to say that mort of our ha
d, ness is made by the most up +
be date machine in use, we will tut
or out the best hand made work
Id preferred by our trade) that cou
q. be wished for and would be MOI
u than pleased to have the chant
~ for . public exhibition with judge
II. & 81. Hardware Co.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28
About the City.
We are thankful.

We are thankful. 1
Odd Fellows ball tonight.
Big reduction on harness and
saddlery. Alexander & Freiden-
rich.
Anything in up-to-date photo.
jewelry can be had at the Elite
Studio.
J. L. Eckert and Ed. Fitzgerald,
Of Cottonwood, are doing business
here today.
A complete line Of fashionable
photo-jewelry just received at the
Elite Studio.
Did you see those nice new dishes
at the III. & III. Hardware Co?
They are beauties.
/ Surprise sale ON groceries Satur-
day, Nov, 30th, 1901, at Alexan-
der & Freidenrich.
DR.. Green returned from Port
land Tuesday, having left his
mother out of danger.
Place your order for q Gents
tailor made suit for an Xmas pres
emit at Alexander g. Freidenrich.
Another shipment Of those war
ranted clocks just received, new
patterns; see them.-H. Il II.
Hardware Co.
Alexander & Freidenrich are re-
ceiving a carload Of imported pc.
tatoes to supply the home market
Would not that kill you?
See our grand drawing contest
on first page. There will be lucky
people, will you be one? Try
II. Il. FL. Hardware Co.
A cold fact that makes warn
friends is our readiness to max
good that which proves unsatisfac
tory.-H. & III. Hardware Co.
H. & H. Hardware compan
shipped teams loaded with hard
ware to G. w. Curtis and E. II
Baker, at White Bird this week.
Two weddings Of prominer
young business men are on til
program for tomorrow, and al
other for the following Thursda.
The NJ. & NJ. Cash Store is clio
ing out one Of their patterns
Dishes. Special Prices will be give
on this beautiful pattern beginnil
next week.
We are sole agents for the Jact
S. Vollrath enameled ware; ever
piece warranted. Don't buy tras
when the best can be had for Il
same money at II. & H. Hare
ware Co.
The first pages of our big spe
ial edition went to press last wee
It is going to be the best advert
ing medium ever sent out OF Ida
county aud those desiring spa
should arrange for it at once in o
der to secure good position.
The report has been circulate
that Schwalbach's mill is not buyi
wheat this winter This is a mi
take and farmers having go'
milling wheat can secure the hig
est market price in cash by TAXI
il to Schwalbach mil.
Good, clean, well made harne
which will bear the closest col
parison with any, every inch full
guaranteed, stitch for stitch, strs
for strap, to not only be as goo
but to last longer than any to
had in this market. The leath
we use was awarded the Go
Medal at the Paris Expositio
The work we do-well, just call
our store and see for YOURSELF
81. y Fl. Hardware Go.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-28

sre ported i'll with varioloid.
The Modern Woodman will give
a ball on Friday Dec. Goth.
j. II. Upton and wife returned
from 'Asotin this week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-31
An IlntlIneIY DeaEh

It becomes the EXAMINERS sad
duty to chronicle another death of
a devoted wife and loving mother
in this weeks Issue.
Saturday morning G. p Nelson,
one of the Short Line shop employees,
volunteered his services to his
brother workman, Harry Short, to
90 out and assist in, the search for
the body of Oswald Short. He.
left his wife feeling almost as. well
as, usual. When. he returned some.
hoSrs later she was at deaths door.
Hastily summoning assistance every
thing; was done for her that was
possible, but the grim Reaper had
marked her for his own and Sunday
morning early she passed away.
Her affection was eataarh of the
stomach.
The deceased was 90 years of age
and leaves besides her husband, two
small children and other relatives
and hosts of friends to mourn her
demise.
4 Mrs Nelson was of aquict,- low
able disposition and esteemed by
all who knew her. Fer death is q
severe slow indeed to. the husband
and the now motherless children
The funeral took place Monday
!, from. her late residence.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-31

il Europe millions of wealthy people
with whom money or distance is no OBJ.
]ect, their only desire being amusement,
health and comfort. They flock to- the
sultry and overcrOwded watering places
OF the east by tens of thousands annu-
ally, in the vain search of cool. pure air,
and the deluded millions will never
know what summer comfort and the full
enjoyment of health is until they have
sighted the waters of our crystal
fakesand cold ripping mountain stream
and felt the exhiliaration Of our clear
atmosphere as it comes waited over the
snow capped peaks on summer morn
ing.
If all these advantages could be made
known to the world by means of Liberal
advertising, proper accommodations be
provided, and the tide of visitors once
started in this direction, then the coun-
try would rapidly advertize itself and
become famous. In a few years, our
railroad platform would be daily crowd
ed with tourists many of whom would
stop over for day or two, and the
transfer and business of the coaches
would make vast difference in the
cash business Of our city.-News Regis
ter.
The EXAMINER doesn't want to
take anything from Evanston, and
in stating that Montpelier is great
deal nearer this summer resort than
the Union Pacific town, we do. not
desire to estopped tourists from
going in via Evanston. All that
the News-Register has said about
the resort, is eminent1y true, But
if people want to get to it the quick
est and easiest way they will have
to come to Montpelier, and from
here the drive overland can be
made IN couple Of hours.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-31
AS a susnmaer Resort.

Evanston has only to utilize its ma
tural advantages to become city on
considerable Importance and second to
none in this vast state. Of the many
advantages which we might name, there
ia one, the importance o6which wethink'
is not fully apprecia' ed. There is not
in all the Rocky Mountain region a.
more attractive place as summerresere
for tourists than the Bear Like; and
Evanston is the nearest point on the
railroad to, this beautiful valley.
The lake is about fifteen Tafsss long;
with an average Widths Of two and bali
miles. and the water is pnre ana clear
as crystal. and swarming with the juicy
and rich-aavored lake trout. The Sur
rounding mountains and valleys are itch
in verdnre, makingit a paradise forthe
overworked tourist With hotel at
the lake, sail boats and conven1ehces
for bathing, il would be a delightful re-
sort for eastern parties TO spend few
waaks or months ddEing the summer.
fast line Uncomfortable coaches could
make. the trip between Evanston and
the lake. Though delightfully."- plctar
esque country, in about eight hours.
There ana Ill the Atlantic s1aLes. aio
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-31
Idaho at the El position

A~0hV dit tEc E1 position
I'm migration Commissioner Bar
rett writes the EXAMINER as follows
concerning Idaho's exhibit at the
Baffalo Pan-American Exposition;
EDITOR EXAMINER: Justa few lines
to inform your readers that Idaho will
not suffer at the Pan-American under
the management of our friend Mr.. Rice
and that a great interest is already
awakened out here, resulting in many
inquiries being made daily with refer
ence to- eur resources and the people of
Idaho will have no occasion to regret
having made the appropriation with
which to make the creditable exhibit
that is being made.
We nave four exhibits, namely; horti-
culture, agriculture, forestry and mines;
and fatter ourselves with having Sc
cured for our forestry exhibit the best
location in the building; in fact it is
right at the entrance, SO that no one
can reach either Of the otheF states,
without first seeing ours, and with our
placards and banners in view as the APP
proach is made to the building, the po-
sition is sometimes taken that the whole
building belongs to Idaho, and so far
or boys have taken no pains to correct
IL ~ h fbJ0 ma nf nm
tirely finished yet account of having
been hampered by the carpenters and
other labor; out we are in position to
entertain visitors fairly we'll and in as
good shape as most of the other states.
[ hope it willnot be considered egotis-
teal when I say, Idaho has more to
show for it's meney spent than any OF
the other states and will shine With any
Of them.
The first of June will put everything
in readiness we think when it will be a
beautiful sight indeed and the consensus
of opinion is it will be q greater exposi-
ton than the Chicago Worlds Fair. 1t
has been cold most of the time that we
have been here and the foliage Is only
Just we'll out.
A person with MONEY ENOUGH
can live nicely without going outside
of the. grounds, because there. IS any
thing to be had that can be- procured
elsewhere
We have been honored with visit
from some Idaho people and we hav'
been promised several more. For thu
information of those contemplating
visit here the address of the ldah'
Commission. is 1898 Michigan stree
where they will find Mr.. Rice and hi
party with hearty welcome for them
Respectfully,
j. s.. Barrett
immigration Commissioner
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-31
Correction Made..

En- commenting on the Post print
ing last week, we intended TO cor
rect AN error we had made the week
before. IN regard to quality Of en-
velopes. furnished, The quality was
Xxx instead Of XXX. as we stated.
We make this statement N justice
to all concerned
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
Nouns
For A0||IS01
TEARS FOR HARRISON.

Words of Coincidence from Distinguish cd
Men to Mrs Harrison.
Indianapolis March I4-A sculptor
took cast Of the features of Benjamin
Harrison thi. morning. A deluge of
kilograms Of coLdolence is coming in.
Grover Cleveland wires to Mrs Harrison: !:
"Accept my heartfelt sympathy in af.
Fiction which millions share with you.
(Signed) "GRovER CLEVELAND"
President Nc cKinley telegram follows:
"In the death of General Harrison tse
country has lost distinguished states
man. devoted patriot and an exemplary
citizen. The people OF the nation mou n
With you. You have the heartfelt sym
pathy of Mrs Mckinley and myself in
this hour of overwhelming sorrow in
your home.
(Signed) civilian MCKINLEY"
Washington, March I4-The president
issued proclaim alton upon the death of
BENZ amin Harrison today and ordered
flags on all public buildings in the Unit.
ed States, Cuba, Porto Rico and Hawaii
and on all warships' in whatever waters
to be at half mast for thirty days.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
CITY SETTLES CASE.

Mayor Whiteley. who was instructed
to employ extra counsel to assist City At.
torney Campell in defending the action
for damages against the city brought by
Mrs Parr and Mrs Humphrey. two Den.
yer ladies, has added the 5000 author
lied for pay OF III. counsel TO the
original $500 the council offered as a
compromise and Mr. Campbell has effect
ed the compromise. The ladies fell into
an open stairway at the Bowen hotel and
one Of them was seriously injured. They
had a perfect case against the city and
Mr. Campbell has been very insistent up.
on settlement as being the cheapest
way out Of it. The mayor. council and
city attorney have done the wise ching.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
M'KtNLEY WINS OUT.

Washington. March I4-No one knows
what President Mckinley promised
them, but after an hours consultation at
the white house today. Senators Platt
and Depew Withdrew their objections to
Colonel Sanger's appointment as assist
an, secretary OF war and shortly after the
president made the appointment formally. i.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
TREES FOR THE CHAUTAUQUA.

&c. Allen suggests that the outer
row OF trees around the court house is
supelfluous, at least that there a-e many
trees there of rugged growth which
shonld be transplan'ei to the ChautAu-
qua grounds. Would it not be coed
idea for the Women's club to see if trees
cannot be secured in sufficient number
to make a great event on AEbor day
Each citizen could have his own tree
and be given the privilege of naming it.
1t would have tendency to make Boul
der's city park park in reality as we'll
as in name, delight for young and old
for all the years to come.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
PLENTY OF SNOW.

]. A. Gilfillan, manager Of the Mogul
tunnel, was down from Eldora today, en-
route to Denver. Mr. Gilhllan is sure of
the Eldora extension Of the c. & N. and
speaks highly of the prospects OF the
camp. The Revenge and the tunnel a {
constantly showing fine new ore bodies
paying ones at that. Mr. Gil6llan says
west of Eldora the ranges are covered
with ten to twelve feet Of packed snow.
so that farmers need not be worried for
fear OF lack of water for irrigation next
summer.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
"JIM" CHERRY DEAD.

Well Known Denver Alderman Falls From
Six Story to Areaway Below.
Alderman James A. Cherry, one Of the
best known citizens Of Denver, fell over
bannister in the Arapahoe building,
while making the descent from the sixth
story or attempting to make it. after the
elevator had ceased running last even.
ing. No one saw Mr. Cherry when he
began to fall. All they know is that his
lifeless body was found on the bottom Of
the area of the first floor. Mr. Cherry
was genial, jovia', loveable man and
will be sadly missed from Denver which
he's known him so many years.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
THE FEUD is ENDED.

Peculiar Settlement of strife Among
Kentucky Outlaws.
London, KY, March I4-The baker
Howard feud has been pacihed by aid
of the circuit Judge Of this district. BY
its terms, each side is to disarm its own
followers, and they are to dispeise, and
the principals OF each side go on the
bonds of the principals of the other side
to keep the peace.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
AMUSE N ENTS.

The Confederate Spy" will be repeat
ed for the benefit of the Boulder. Dramat-
ic club at the opera house Wednesday
evening, March 20. The play has been
very highly endorsed by all who saw it
last Monday evening. and you may rest
assured that you will see frs. class per.
formance next Wednesday. Reserved
seats 25c at Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
BIG FLEET(F VESSELS.

New York, March I4-lt was announc'
ed today that the Consolidated Steel
company would bulid great feet OF
vessels to carry its goods to all parts OF
the world, similar 10 the feet Of /! e
Standard OIL company.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
X0|COn' 5 Prize
IS I|e Inferior
SECRETARY W0LC0TT.
Rum r That Former secretsry Will Get
the Interior Portfolio.
| Washington. March l4-lt was semi
officially announced today that The
president will appoint ex- Senator Vol.
cott to be secretary Of the interior to
succeed Mr. Hitchcock, who will re- |
sign some time Ia April.
"LlCKED" THE EDITOR.

Count Ge Castellane Appears In Another
sensationnl1 Role.
Paris, March IA great sensation
WIS created here this morning by Count
b B,ui de Cas,ellane, husband of Anna
Gould, of New York. Taking exceptions
to an article in Figaro. the count and his
father went to the Figaro office, where
the count demanded an immediate
apology. The editor replied that the
article did not refer to him. whereupon
Cas,ellane hit him in the mouth and
then clffed his ears. A duel will. prob
ably, follow.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14

The Boulder Fruit Growers associa
ton is going after the destroyers of
birds in vigorous folm. Birds are fruit
mems best friends and the association is
posting warning notices against their
wanton destruction.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
TWO BILLS PASSED.

Denver, March l4-The senate today
passed two bills on third reading the
Philip anti trust bill and the Tanquary
bill requiring ventilation in coal mines,
Daily camera., 1901-03-14
AFTER MONTGOM

Reso&ntIoa By Martin 70 Compel Speaker
to Apologize.
Danver, March I4-The house unanl
mously adopted this morning the report
of the bribery investigation committee
exonerating all the members. Martin OF
Pueblo introduced resolution 10 compel
the Speaker TO apologize for making the
charges and hot scrap was averted only
by the resolution going over until ,omor
row, The chances are ,ha, there will be
a hot time in the old house Friday.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14

Don't wait for the man from Missouri
to hunt you up, but save him the trouble
by calling at the Office of the reorganiza
ton committee and do what you can to
make the new Boulder.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14

Every citizen in Boulder can have an
interest in the new electric company.
Call at the Office and they will tell you
how 10 do it.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14

Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Sidwell were very
delightfully."- surprised by a party Of
friends who took their house unawares
Tuesday night.
Daily camera., 1901-03-14

The Union Sunday School teachers
meeting will be held in the lecture room
of the Presbyterian church tonight.