Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27

Alexander & Freidenrich are
having elegant awnings put in
front of their large store.
8. II. Mckenzie has new ex-
press wagon nicely painted, which
presents very attractive appear
ance.
Mrs. d. X. Atherton left this
week for an extended visit with
relatives in Adams county, Wash
ington.
f. p. Turner, of Stuart, has
been here for several days plating
the new cemetery and making a
map of it.
John Pearson, of this city, and
VIM. Sweet, of Boise, left Monday
for the Thunder Mountain district
to lock after some mining proper
ties.
There will be basket supper at
Sunnyside, June 30. Baskets sold
and the funds go for the benefit Of
the school house. All are in
vited.
w. S. Clark, one of Clear waters
prosperous farmers. was doing
business in town Monday aud was
an appreciated caller at this
Office.
The telephone line between here
and Sites was completed Monday
and is ready to transact business.
The central Office is at the Jersey
House.
} Tory Jacobson is prepared to tan
: all kinds al fur and will guarantee
satisfaction; prices reasonable.
Leave orders at Henry Murray's
meat market.
Hanson's new Photo Studio JUS
, reconstructed and finished in tn,
latest New York style. New
gallery new scenery-ever ythin,
! up-to-date.
The road supervisors of district
/ and 2 are doing excellent work il
' the matter of putting the road be
tween Grangeville and the count,
capital in good shape.
. Lawrence Cook, and Robert an,
Henry Alkire were in town from
Salmon river Tuesday on thei
:. way to Latah county to look aftel
a some mining interests.
DR.. T.. II. Sheaffer went t
IS Spokane last Saturday. Hi
n daughter, who has just complete
course in music there, will nc
1t company him on his return.
a Peter Francisco was in tow
from Lowe Saturday and inform
" us that the new seven mile roa
= between that place and Kamiah
rapidly nearing completion.
rs John Chamberlain, boy abou
he Is years old, was arrested Monda
for striking a chinaman in tn
T. face with rock. He was take
+, before Judge Jaques who fine
D. him Sl3.
- The Episcopal Guild gave
:, very pleasant entertainment an
- ice cream social at the hall Las
Thursday night. There was
large attendance and all had
70 most enjoyable time.
The firemans' ball on the ever
- ing of July 4, will be one of I'll
:" events of the celebration. I'll
Grangeville orchestra of six piece
TO will furnish the best of music an
a splendid time is assured to all.
III McGrane & Co. are buyiu
lg saddle and COW ponies, and parti.
having any to sell will do well b
k seeing them. If you have a goo
b. animal bring it in and receive tn
cash for it. If
81 Our next publication coming G
Q. July 4th we will endeavor to go
press on Wednesday evening i
I'd order to let the "force' celebrat,
d. Any matter for publication shout
be sent in not later than Tuesda
n morning.
ee Hon. Lou Smith returned Satu
day from trip through Utah an
IN Nevada. He reports things quie
20 in mining circles in that sectio
with but little doing in the way {
y prospecting and development
le work.
!. Mrs. Henry Wax and sol
u Monte will return home this ever
to ing Mrs. Wax has been spenC
OF ing the winter in Lewiston an
Monte is returning from Portland
e where he has been a student il
e the Bishop Scott Academ y.
n Governor Hunt reprieved "Dis
mondfield Jack" Davis until Jul
" 3, to give the board of pardon
N time to act. The general belief
D. Davis sentence will be commute,
20 and he may be pardoncd. He wa
y under sentence to hang mex
re Friday.
10 Rev. j. B. York, of Clearwater
had the misfortune to have his lie
is broken at Clearwater postofiic,
I'd June II. Mr.. York had ridde
at up to the office, tied his horse to
log and started to leave, when tn
e. horse pulled back, bringing the 10
It over his leg, causing a very sever
If fracture.