Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

The Right Drug Store makes
speciality of fresh and high grade
medicines. 1t will pay you to get
your prescriptions filled there.
Cow hides are selling at 81 cents
per pound in Chicago. Mean
while. wool, with a tariff of II
cents per pound, is selling at g.
cents.
If you are in need OF q good
saddle or pack pony call on George
Behean one mile west of Grange
vile. He will sell cheap for
cash. If
Idaho's claims against the U. S.
government for Spanish war ex-
penses aggregated $50, 1896,
which has all been paid except
81, 550.73.
Hanson's new Photo Studio Just
reconstructed and finished in the
latest New York style. New
gallery new scenery-every thing
up-to-date.
Crops all over the Camas Prairie
and reservation country are look
ing fine and IA heavy yield of wheat,
oats, flax, barley and hay is ex-
pected.
Tory Jacobson is prepared to tan
all kinds of fur and will guarantee
satisfaction; prices reasonable.
Leave orders at Henry Murray's
meat market.
The rains of the past week have
been of great value to farmers and
stockmen in these ATTITUDES. The
growing crops aud the range never
looked better.
Rumor comes from st. Paul that
President Mellen, of the Northern
Pacific, has resigned because the
control of The line is now in the
hands of j. j. Hill.
]. N. Brown, cashier of the
Alamo National Bank at San
Antonio, Texas, arrived yesterday
. On a visit to his brother, w. w.
Brown, of this city.
Grangeville Camp No. 2O6 w.
.. w. will observe their annual
memorial services on Sunday, june
a 16 at 9 p. m. All neighbors are
0 requested to be present.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give a strawberry and
ice cream festival, with short
program, at Odd Fellows hall
). June 20. Admission Zoe.
At II meeting of the school boart
Monday evening, Miss Jennie
Wagner was elected as teacher il
s Grangeville schools, which com,
# pletes the corps for this year.
. Everett Gee has purchased til,
Mcpherson ranch just north o
n town consisting OF APO acres, ant
L the Gee Bros. will probably move
j, their dairy there next spring.
Master Max G. Richardson, sol
a of C. p. Richardson, of Moose
I Creek, arrived here yesterday from
Minneapolis, where he has beef
attending the classical school.
i j. NJ. Shaw, of Kamiah, wa
g doing business in town Tuesday
$ He reports the damage from fros
in his vicinity as light and tn,
s general outlook for crops good.
D A general frost prevailed las
Q week over the whole of eastern
Oregon and southern Idaho, play
ing the mischief with the CROWN,
e fruit, berry crops and gardens.
4 Miss Mary Maxey went t,
Lewiston Monday as a delegate t,
C the Epworth League convention
$ DIR. }. s. Anderson went dowr
e this morning to address the
meeting.
l Marriage licenses were ISSUED
r this week to the following: B. II
: Byam to Miss Stella Cook, NJ. l.
Murray to Nellie c.. McEntee
n Frank A. Wardner to Miss Roxa
t lima Gregg.
i F. f. Bedford was up from
Whitebird Tuesday and while il
v town showed his appreciation o.
|. an up-to-date paper by becoming q
!. cash in advance subscriber to the
FREE. Press.
). +. Bradford has now on HAND
, six hundred thousand feet of first
' class dry lumber both rough and
! Ilrcssed which will be sold chesp
s for cash. Mill a miles from
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