Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-12-05
About the CITY.

About the City.
]. w. Killinger, assayer, Lewis
on, Idaho.
Village trustees meet Saturday
evening in regular session.
Gelbach 4 Nielsen have lot OF
A brick for sale at Stuart. 24tf
Chas. E. Holt, the cattle man,
was visitor from Goff this week.
John Neviu was up on q brief
business trip from White. Bird this
week.
For Xmas presents you can get
nice pipes and smokers articles at
the City Cigar Store.
Ex-County Commissioner G. w.
Petty spent several days in the
metropolis this week.
John Coram aud family are now
occupying their handsome new res
dence on State street.
A box Of cigars would make
handsome Xmas present. Get
them at the City Cigar Store.
John Mathison, of Newsome, is
spending some days in the city
after an all-summers' prospecting
trip.
Walter Hovey Hill, civil and
mining engineer, u. s. deputy
mineral surveyor, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Joe Schooner, one OF the owners
Of the GraDgeville groupe near Elk
City is> spending the winter at
Asotin.
Do not forget that there is to
be sale Of state school lands at
the county capital on SATURDAY next,
December 7.
Chas. Flock and wife returned
Saturday from a brief visit to Flor
ence to look after their extensive
mining interests.
Walk up to the H. & II. Hard
ware Co.'S show window and take a
look at the Grangeville Central
railroad. The design is unique.
For Sale.-2O head of young
hogs weighing about so pounds
each. Inquire of j. G. Mccoy, 6
miles northwest of Grangeville.
Mrs. A. Maxey and daughter,
Miss Edith Klussman, returned
Monday from an extended visit to
Portland and will hereafter reside
here.
Drew w. Standrod, the last re-
publican nominee for governor has
been selected as the Idaho repre-
sentative on the national republic
can committee.
A Boise paper is authority for
the statement that a pack train OF
20 mules freigted with whisky has
arrived at Thunder Mountain from
Grangeville.
George Harrington, one of the
popular business men Of Elk City,
was in town this week and reports
a good deal of activity going on in
and around the camp.
The cow ordinance may, and
may not be passed to it's third
reading at the next meeting Of the
village trustees, but all hands are
hoping for the best.
J. A. Randolph and family
leave for Lewiston this week
where Mr.. r. expects to re-engagt
in business. The good wishes O.
this community follow them.
| j. O. Levander writes from Gof
as follows: "You can please dis
continue that 'ad' for a schoo
teacher. as we have been overrur
with applicants since it appeared
Sim Conley, the Newsome min
ing man who made the rich strik,
last spring was in town recent,
euroute to Caspar, Wyoming
where he will spend the winter.
N. Baker, Of Giltner, Neb., i
visiting J. L. Miller, of Denver
and incidentally looking over tn
prairie with a view Of investing il
a quarter section of real estate
j. P. Rush, OF Denver, finds b
can't keep house without. tn
FREE PRESS and has enrolled wit
the thousand other farmers Of tn
!, county as steady reader of til
, reliable family journal.
Seth Jones, ST., has purchase
the residence property in Grange
.. vile formerly owned by Eval
: Evans and now occupied by tn,
Johnesse family from Jas.
Turner, and will remove to tow
with his family in . few days.
A shooting scrape between q
. S. Dewitt and VIM. Ryan too
! place on the upper Red rive
: meadows Nov. Is, which resulte
y in Ryan being wounded in tn
Y leg. The parties are neighboI
and the trouble occurred over
bull which had been botherir
:. Ryan's ranch.
E. A. Cast and S. H. Camp,
3 Lind, Wash, spent several da.
: here last week, and after seeing
sr little of the country, returnt
Is Monday for their families with Il