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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
SpringdaIe Bro ezes.

Leu Griffith, one of our sawmill
men went down to Sites Sunda,
to play ball.
Mr.. Will Reid had couple OF
valuable horses badly cut in a bari
wire fence last week.
w. W. Bowman has a sawmill
in operation in our midst. He
has quite crew at work.
Miss Estella Taylor has charge
OF our sche oil and much interest is
manifested by roth patrons and
pupils.
Prof. Mcdonald visited our
school Friday afternoon. He also
visited Sites to see the sights on
the same day.
School commence Monday,
April Il, with an enrolment of
- pupils, two of which are typical
Americans.
T. Hutchens is through seeding.
he has put in two acres of onions
and garden till you can't rest. At
least he can't when the onions GET
ready to weed.
springdale is coming to the
froit. We have a brand new
sch'0i house an brand new di.-
srics, No. d. F.. Ii. Lisne, +.
nutche g and U. Monteith co J.
sUi1ute the board of trustees
=. W. Henderson is expecting 1 f,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
0ri6inatorS Of Low Prices on CalllaS Prairie

Erb & Co. have two teams haul.
ing in new stock of pianos and
organs, that will be on display Fri
day and Saturday. Call and see
them. They sell on easy terms to
suit you.
Attorney A. NJ. Craven, of Spok-
ane, passed through here yester-
day en- route to Florence on a
business trip. He will return soon
and may decide to locate in
Grangeville.
The social given by Mr.. and
Mrs Wiltse, for the benefit of the
Grangeville Brass Band on last
Friday evening, was quite a sue
cess, the proceeds amounting to
about $40.
Mrs. J. ]. Hogan and Earl
Wright arrived here last Fri
day from Portland, and will
spend month in this city
visiting their sister Mrs. Hugh
O'Kane.
Mrs. E. Fl. Sheaffer returned
home Friday from visit to Spok-
ane. Miss Sheaffer, who accom-
panied her to the city will re-
main for some time and pursue her
musical studies.
Do not throw your money in the
fire by buying machine made har-
ness. Buy handmade harness; it
is the best. Schmadeka makes,
guarantees and sells the only
strictly handmade harness in
Grangeville.
Our harness department is right
up to date with the largest and
most complete line OF horse goods
ever offered by one house, and at
the lowest prices made on the same
qualities. II. & H. Hardware Co.
The Yellow Front opposite the
P. O.
The Epworth League of the
NJ. E. church will give Conun-
drum social at the NJ. f. parson-
age Tuesday evening, April 80.
Cake and ice cream served: admis-
sion, 25c. Evsrybody cordially
invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25

Supt. Elsensohn's mother ar
rived in Grangevillc last night
from Iowa, on a visit.
j. B. York will preach at Sunny
side school house Saturday May 4 I'll
pm and Sunday May 9th | a. m
1t is reported that there are sc
families near the Glenn bridge, be-
low Bellevue, waiting for the road.
to improve SO that they can get
to Camas Prairie, where they in.
end to locate homes.
Do not experiment with new
things. Buy what has been tested
and proven the best. For IL wears
w. +. Schmadeka has sold his
hand made harness to the people
OF Idano county, and his guarantee
is good rs gold.
Rev. G. A. Horn will conduct
services at the Episcopal church
in this city next Sunday. Com
munion services at O'Clock, regu-
lar services at II o'clock, and Sun
day school at the usual hour.
He will hold services at Mt. Idaho
in the evening.
Bole s. Major, of Portland, are in
the city this week putting 20
drop electric bell enunceator in the
Jersey House. This popular hotel
has always ranked among the best
in the state and with electric bells
throughout it will be metropolitan
in every respect.
y. Stahl is erecting neat new
residence at the east end of Main
street near his assay office. Mr..
Stahl is one of our enterprising
citizens who has always shown his
faith in Grangeville by putting his
money in real property and sub
stantial improvements.
L. w. Cowan was in town from
Denver Saturday and showed us a
letter from lis brother stating that
a party of Is people would leave
Lorraine, Lane county, Oregon. on
May LIST, for Camas Prairie. They
will bring 16 head of horses, four
wagons and their household goods.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25

live high. He has two acres Of
potatoes in. Mrs. Henderson set
out several hundred strawberry
plants the other day. He will
furnish the substantials, she the
luxuries.
The wedding bells were ringing
quite merrily last Friday when
Miss May Hanson and Mr.. Will
Hanson became one. The con-
tracing parties are both we'll and
favorably known around Fairview
and their many friends wish fur
them long lifetime of happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McManius
came down last Sunday and spent
a very pleasant day in our valley.
They brought their sister, Miss
Estella Taylor down to take charge
of her school. Master Walter
McManius came after her Friday
afternoon and she spent Saturday
and Sunday on the prairie.
Mr.. Peter Lisne drove down to
Sites last Monday to meet his
wife who was expected home after
spending the winter in Oregon.
He was disappointed as she failed
to come. Mr.. J. w. Henderson
was down next day and Mrs. Lisne
came up with him. Mr.. H. says
that when he goes after them he's
sure to "fetch EN-"
Springdale is a real paradise.
One OF our most veracious farmers
insists that there are ten thousand
different kinds of flowers in bloom
Up to date we correspondent has
only been able to discover 5000,
but will, no doubt, find one to
make up the number before our
next ISIS ne. For Fun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
In the District Court

District court convened Monday
with Judge E. G. Steele on the
bench. No jury cases will be tried
this week, and the time will be
occupied in arguing cases before
the court. So far the following
cases have been had:
l.. A. Miller VS.. William Hunt
dismissed.
Trustees Cottonwood Packino
House, VS.. Board of c Commissioners
Set for trial Monday, April %.
Andrew Gilbert arraigned on
charge of murder in the first de-
gree. Thursday at 2 O. clock D. m
liked as time to plead to informa-
ton. nv
W. A. Jones andC. F. McKin-
ney VS. Il. Ward ct al, dismissed
on motion of plaintiffs.
Charles S. Haynes VS. Dora f.
Haynes, divorce; decree granted.
James A. Elliott VS. Ella Elicit
divorce; decree granted.
Information fled by county At
torney Ira Rose for larceny of a
morse; also against George Davis
Tor assault with deadly weapon on
the body OF II. H. Hackett.
State of Idaho, VS. Steohen
FAINTER, assault with intent IN
commit murder; set for trial. Wed.
nesday morning, May l, at 9
O'Clock q. m.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Clearwater Items.

Joel Gunter is offering his cosy
home for sale.
Mrs. r. M. Ruark was in town
shopping Monday.
Rev. Charlie Chase preached a
very interesting sermon Sunday.
The peach trees in w. G. Snid-
er's fine orchard, are all a pink
glow.
Mrs. J. f. Mcpherson was in
town yesterday on shopping ex-
petition.
James Mcpherson brought big
load OF new goods for Stephe ms
yesterday.
Fred Franklin, the carpenter il
turning out some fine household
furniture.
The freight for the mines from
Sites is beginning to roll through
our burg quite lively.
Billy Houston, the road over
seer of district No. 10, is
stopping at the Hotel Clearwater
Dale Clarke and bis handsome
wife and babe Agness spent Sun
day with the family of w. A
Lyster.
The Maccabees gave a fishing
party recently which was great
success. All went home giving
the verdict that it was real nice
to have Maccabees in Clearwater
Mrs. J. w. Shannon, of Sites,
is in town today on business.
Frank Brown will leave in the
morning for San Francisco, where
he goes to purchase a stamp mill
for the Jumbo mine at the Hump.
He expects to be absent about ten
days and will arrange to have the
mill shipped at once and put in
operation at an early date.
Reese Hattabaugh is spending a
few days in this city visiting his
father, L. c. Hattabaugh. Mr..
Hattabaugh but recently arrived
from Washington d. c., where he
has a position in the census bureau
in the interior department.. He is
also studying law and will return
soon to resume his studies and
work. He is bright young man
and his large acquaintance with
public men makes him an interest
ing entertainer.
The Lewiston land Office has re-
eeived notification of new law
passed by the recent session of
congress amending the free home
stead law to provide that in cases
OF communication on reservation
lands the price paid per acre
should be 49,. 70 instead of s1.25.
This law became operative on Jan.
70, and since that date about %
parties have committed on the
basis OF s1.25 per acre.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Denver Items.

Rev. Ross breaches in German
next Sunday morning at usual
hour.
Ike Zehner went to Sites this
week to bring up his new traction
engine and separator.
Our farmers are very busy put
ting in their crops and have little
time to come to town.
DR.. w. B. Patterson writes from
Scotland he will be back to the
Prairie in few months.
Mr.. Jacob Schrafer, the stock
man Of Lewiston, made another
large drive Of cattle this week to
Sites.
Our boys are busy practicing
base ball and will soon organize a
nine to play this summer and will
be glad to meet Grangeville in
martial combat at any time.
Married on April 10, at the
home of j. Hanson, Mr.. w. G.
Hanson and Mary r. Hanson by
Rev. G. T. Mcdonald. Although
by the same name, they are not re
lated, and still they are now.
Our merchants report big bust.
ness in farming implements.
A. w. Maris is contracting an
up-to-date windmill and tower for
Jessie Thompson south of here.
Mr.. Keafer, Of Ingram & Keefer
Meat Market, Of Grangeville, has
bought all of S. L. Miller's cattle.
G. p. Hinkle and wife attended
the funeral of Mr.. and Hinkle's
grandfather at Mt. Idaho on last
Sunday.
Found-A ladies gossamar, in
the road Easter Sunday. Owner
can secure the same at j. Pulse 8
Drug store.
Drs. Stockton & Truitt were
called in at the home of +. Wann
on Monday to perform a delicate
surgical operation.
Prof. G. Simmons, principal of
our schools was called to Washing
ton last week. This gives his
room weeks vacation.
Jones Bros have contracted to
drive 1000 head more inside of two
weeks which will leave some nice
cash for our farmers.
300 head of hogs were driven to
Sites last week that were fed at
the Denver Flour mill by j.
Schrafer. They averaged over
800 pounds a piece making a fine
lot.
The M. w. A. Camas Camp
5943, initiated some new members
Thursday evening, The organi'
cation is steadily growing and the
Camp at Denver will soon hold tho
banner in Idaho County.
Onr reservation citizens arc
elated over the funds sub
scribed by our county board t.
compile te the mile road t.
Kamiah and will commence work
next week. This will be the best
road to both Kamiah and Sites
for fall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Born

HENDRICKs.-To the vile
James Hendricks, near Denver
Friday, April 10, 1901, a lGp'q',
boy.
SMITH.-At Bridgeport on N
day April 10, 1901, to the wllel
Fred Smith, a son. All are dol!
we'll except Grandpa Surridge y
is hunting for a strong cane !
lean upon in his declining years
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Obituary.


Edward b. Kerlee was horn -
1872, in Alexander county. n. q
Curley. oe
Nine children were born to
them, of whom ali are living So IA,
as is known. Together with his
family he moved to Idaho comfy
Idaho, in 1883, his wife died tia
second year after they came 10
In 1888 he was married to Mrs
nancy wilkins, three boys are the
issue of this marriage.
Mr.. kerlee was for about fiftv
years member of the Rants
church. He died in the hope Of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25

l
is hustler and not only goes with
a rush during the day but sleeps
with rush at night.
Hoes, rakes, garden seed at the
M. 4 NJ. Cash Store.
Sugar, fruit, etc. was on the
Diomond Saturday at the NJ. & M.
The Sunnyside Nine will cross
bats with Denver nine next Sun
day.
Mayor Wax went to Lewiston
Monday where he will spend some
time visiting.
Marriage license has been issued
to w. A. Woodring and Miss
Gertrude Howell.
Another shipment of ladies'
hats opened today at Schmadeka's
Big Buffalo Store.
Mrs. Seth Jones Jr., returned
Saturday night from four months
visit at Los Galos, California.
Cleanup on Garden Seeds aud
Flower Seeds, 2 papers for sc, at
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
Cal Huddleston, of the Cove, is
confined to his room at the Jersey
House suffering with erysipelas.
Ex-County Commissioner j. B.
Cook was in town Monday and
made this Office pleasant call.
Josh Fockler, the Slate Creek
merchant, was a pleasant business
caller at this office Wednesday.
Col. w. II. Young arrived here
Monday from San Francisco and
will spend short time in this
city.
Edward Russ, of Portland, ar
rived here Monday to take a
position in Hogan Bros. barber
shop.
Mrs. j. +. McMannis and Miss
Estalla Taylor, of Springdale, were
pleasant callers at this Office
Saturday.
Paris Pattern hats, street hats,
sun hats, sun bonnets and millinery
novelties at Schmadekas Big
Buffalo Store.
Albert Kaelin, the mining en-
gineer of Cottonwood, was in town
yesterday and favored us with a
pleasant call.
w. j. Newman, formerly of
Doulas county; Oregon, arrived
here last Saturday and expects to
locate on the Prairie.
There will be preaching services
at the Congregational church Sun
day, at II a. IN. and 7.3O p. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
d. l.. Calkins, and son, of Ne
vada City, Calf, arrived here
Friday on a visit to his father-in-
law J. A. Swartz, at Fairview.
A. p Vincent is in town today
from Newsome, and tells us that
the mill on the Iron Crown will
begin operations Monday.
l have the agency to sell the
celebrated Mosely Cream Separator.
Price from 50 to S1S according to
size. r. w. CowAN.
tt. Grangeville.
We sell everything. Send to us
for prices on anything you need.
Mail orders receive prompt atten-
ton. Schmadeka's Big Buffalo
Store.
DIR. J. Frank Garrisou, of Kas-
son, Mimi, is spending u few days
in Grangeville visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. L. Crosby, who are old
acquaintance:
Horse shoes, h., garden hoes,
rakes, wheel barrows, windows,
doors and all kinds of hardware at
cut prices at Schmadeka's Big
Buffalo Store.
The constitutionality Of the
Clearwater county bill is to be
tested and Attorney j. F. Ailshie
has been employed to present the
case in the supreme court.
The members of the Grangeville
Brass Band wish to express their
hearty thanks and appreciation, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltse for the social
rendered in their behalf on last |
Friday evening. 1t is very en-
couraging to the band to feel that
the town is interested in their
work, and as this is the first inter-
est manifested. by our business
people, it is thoroughly appreciated
by us.-THE BAHD,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
The Road is Coming.

BOISE, Idaho, April 23.-li1
stated on good authority that y
Oregon Short Line is now hehla5
the P. & /. N. railroad, alresq
huilt from Weiser to Council, y
that it will be extended to Lew
ton, with a branch to the Sew
Devils.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Card of Thanks.

On behalf of the family ! wv
to thank the friends and neighoM
for their kindness during the M \
fatal illness OF Mr.. Edward ?
Kerlee. w. n. KNOX.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-04-25
Union items,

Ed Chase has the greater part OF
the Odle timber culture in grain.
Farm work is getting well along
and the acreage is greater than
ever before.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the efficient management of
Mrs. Norman.
| ODE Scott, the only fax culturist
in the neighborhood, is planting
40 acres to flax.
Fred Hanson, Frank Chase,
John Byers and a number of Others
are through seeding.
The Shearer ranch, one Of the
finest in this section, is laying idle
for want of "A suitable renter.
Mrs. r. w. Cowan was called to
the bedside of her brother at AL
mota, who is not expected to live.
Rev. f. A. Chase, who has been
suffering for the past year from the
effects of paralytic stroke is con-
fined to his bed.
The gentle voice of Bob Jones
has been heard as he has been
whispering around among the hog
raisers Offering nickel a pound
live weight for hogs.
Seth Jones, who came to this
country when Buffalo Hump was a
mere hole in the ground and
plowed the first furrow and raised
the first wheat that ever grew on
Camas Prairie, has nearly one. hall
of his thousand acre farm under
cultivation this year.
John Chase has purchased the
old home place from his father,
consideration 81, $50. John 10 yet
a young man in his twenties, but il
the owner of over 800 acres oil
Camas Prairie's fertile land. He
is hustler and not only goes with
a rush during the day but sleeps
with a rush at night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-28
Nuevo cable mexicano

w. w. Canada, consul de los Esta.
dos Unidos en- Veracruz, comun ca con
fecha 81 de Noviemhre a.su gobierno
que ell gobierno mexicano 6a contrata-
do con Ia Safaty Insulated Wire and
Gable Company, de Nueva York, Ia
construction de IN cable submarine
que sera tendido entire Veracruz y
Oampeche, pasando por Frontera. El
cable tendra 472 milIas malf5imas de
largo, debiendo alcanzar una profun
didad de 10 metros en- ell puerto de
Oampeche y de 20 en- los de Fronters
J Veracruz. 81 cable contendra nueve
alambres de cobre, protegidos poT diez
y seis alambres de hero galV; niiado
cuando e1 alta mar, y diez y ocho
alambres adicionales de acero para la
costa. Ell cable Sc coDstruiTa bsjo la
inspection del gobieruo mexicano. La
c0mpafia recibira un estipendio de
$500 600 orc, de los cuales 1888. 900
seran pagados tan pronto el cable este
en- Operaci6n ell resto en- dos plazos
de dos meses. El cable debera estar
listo para el servicio e 2 de Abril pro-
ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-28
PROBLEMA
QUE Sc COMpLIGA
Los coIenOs de Dinamarca no quieren
ser slbdit0s de los EstadOs UnidOs
UNA PROTESTA

Comunica ell cable que aver sc hs
oelebradO una importante asamblea y
manifestation p1blica en- Santa Cruz
protestando contra la noticia circulada
ensestos tiltimos dias de que la venta
de las Antillas danesas a los Estados
Unidos era un hecho consumado.
Ysfiade ell cable, que ell oTden mas
complete rein6 en- la solemne manites
taci6n en- la que no Sc escuch6 un solo
grito disonante nj la mas liger,l mues
ira de exasperaci6n cOntraproducente
Ell pueblo de Santa Oruz, no quiere
sencillamente ser americana, y protes
con entereza y dignidad, como sola
mente le es dado haceTlO.
La polfLica imperialista seguida por
les Estados Unidos, empieza va a tocar
sus resultados.
Es verdaderamente culioso ell que
los s1bditos de una colonia gobeTnada
Dor una monarqufa protesten ante la
amenaza de pasar al dominic de la
Gran Repdblica del N0rte America ;
pero la actitud presente de ese pueblo
antillano no es sino el primer reprOche
que de su conducta seguida reciben los
Estados UnidCs.
Ell Rey Cristian no es partidario de
la venta; pe-o 81 los poderes europeos
no la evitan ique ha de hacer la pobre
Dlnamarca 81 Sc la coloca en- .el dilema
de entregar sus posesiones del Mar
Oaribe por cuatro 6 cincO millones 9
como botin de guerrag
La forma POGO tranQuiliSadora en-
que ell Gobierno de los Estados Unidos
formula la proposition de la compra
de Saint Thomas es Ia causa de que
Dor el gobierno de este pals Sc haya
hacho una resistencia relativameEte
fa9il, pero que ahora robustecen de
modo concluyente, eneIgico, los sdbdi
tos de un rey, ante Ia faz del mundo.
La question pendieDte entire Vene-
zuela y los Estados Unidos, puede re
tardar per algdn tempo la .progresva
consecuci6n del suefo de Monroe,
puesto que la Gran Rep1bliea para
sostener sus derechossde potencia ame-
ricana esta Ell ell deber de aEparar q
1enezuela contra las reclamaciones de
Alemsnia.
Si no 10 hace, y en- vista de que ell
pueblo de Santa CIuz rechsza la ane
xi6n, de ben los Estados Unidos Ienun
ciar a sus pIop6sitos, que no esia bien
mostraIss afrogante con los deciles y
los ptquen0s, para ceaer s i priniesa
exigencia razonsda 8 iDjusta dc IN
pueblo grande y poderoso. Sobre todO
teniendo en- cuenta que bajo ningdn
concepto quleren les antillancs do Di-
namarca cubrirse con la bandera de las
estIellas , de las franjas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-28
El espionaje ingIes.

! Si hemos de Greer al Daily News, d
Londres, lord Kitchener tiene organi
zado IN sistems de espionaje verdade
ramente extraordinario.
Para descubrir 4 los autores de cier
tas indiscreciones, Sc vale de ciertoI
auxiliares femeniDos agFegsdos al ser.
vicio de policfa. Este sistema ha pro
iucido ell castigo y aun Ia separaci6r
ie algunos oficiales.
El Daily Neacs cuenta ell case de ur
joven Official quien Sc le present6 una
dana preguntandole como podrfa hacel
que llegase a manos de otro Official III
bulto dc ropA blanca.
In sefiora decfa no saber d6nde po-
irfa hallar al ofisial su amigo q quien
destinaba aquella ropa, por el hechO
de que Sc guardaba secreto sobre los
Imoy;mientos de las columnas.
81 joven Official acab6 por ceder
las instancias de la tentadora, y Ie in
dic6 ell punto y hora donde podria veT
q su amigo.
El Official no volyi6 q vers aquella Ia
ma; dero fu6 llamsdo por gus superio
resy requerido por haher dado infor-
mes sobre ell moyimiento de una colum
IA. En- castigO, 10 trasladaron otro
regimiento.
81 ell Daily News ests en- 10 cierto,
hay que reeon0cer que van equivoca-
dos los que tienen 8 lord Kitchener
como hombra falto dv imagination.
Y no es sOlamente en- Africa donde
ell gobierno ingl6s ejerce ell mas riguro :
SO espionaje. El ministro de la guerra
Mr.. Brodrick, ha organizado en- el Var
Office IN sistema dc vigilaneia que 50 /,
brepuja caanto Sc ha sto en- ell par
ticular.
L'ega Ia descoDf lnza q tai puntc,
que los infelices empleados en- dicho
departamento dedican mas tempo &
vigilarse unos q otros que en- el trabajo
de su oficina. Los d0cumeatos ex
pedientes circular de una mesa q otra
con un lujo de pTecaucioneS. que re
euerdan las adoptadas en-, ,Cotreos con
las caTtas de valores.
Un empieado del mi1isterio de la
Guerra sale de su despacho, no Sc
atreve a hablar con el nejor de sus
amigos, porque ose le escape en- al
gnua palabra impFudente un secret0
de Estado.
En- una palabrs, los emp'eados del
de la Guerra, en- Londres,
son hoy los seres mas desdichados del
orbe. TodOs sus movimientos y gestos
son ohjsto de espionage, y sus palabras
recogidas = delatadas al jefe de la of
Gina.
81 este sigue ssf, no hay duda que
la guerra del Transyaal termlnara
pfonto