Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-06

millinery ever brought 10 orange
vile cali on Mrs. A. G. Hawson.
The McDaniels pack train loaded
ut Alexander & Freidenrich's yes.
terday for the Jumbo mine in the
Hump district.
Big values in Heating Stoves.
No one will duplicate our line for
the prices we are naming.-H. &
II. Hardware Go.
The calico ball given by the Re-
bekahs last Friday night was well
attended and an enjoyable time had
by the big crowd present.
For SALE.-Two good milk cows
giving milk; one, half Jersey. Call
at residence of Mrs. Kate Stewart,
2 miles Northeast of Harpster. M
Supreme bargains Refrigerators.
You can never buy them again at
the prices we are naming during
our cleanup sale.-H. & H. Hard
ware Co.
For SALE.-Land, horses, sh eep,
cattle, hogs, hay and fruit at my
place, one mile northeast Of Grange
vile. Inquire Of or address Ernest
Smith, Grangeville, Idaho. Box
1O7. nov28
FoR SALE'-12O acres about 3
miles south of Clearwater; mostly
brush and some saw timber; water,
good house Of 3 rooms; about 3 or
acres in timothy; $3.50 per acre.
Address p. O. Box A, Clearwater,
Idaho. dec16
Rev. G. E. Gibson, D. D., OF
Moscow, will conduct the quarterly
meeting services at the NJ. E.
church on Sunday. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 1870 p. M; Sunday
school at 10 a. M; Epworth league
at $50 p. m. All are cordially in
vited.
Geo NJ. Pilkenton returned Satur-
day from long swing around the
circle, having taken his wife to
California, and attending the grand
lodge I. O. o. F. at Pocatello as q
delegate from Buffalo Hump lodge.
He started in to the camp Sunday
in order to get back in time to vote.
The postoffice department is adj
vertising for bids for carrying the
mails from Meadows by Resort to
Warren six times week from
June to October 81 and the re-
mainder three times a week, the
bond required with bid being
5000. Bids will be received until
November q.
Johnathan Spencer writes from
Stuart asking us to correct the
statement made in our last issue
that Lewis Williams was killed by
Spencer in q drunken quarrel. Mr..
Spencer states that Williams came
to his death simply from heart
failure brought about by overindul-
gence in poisonous liquor received
from skin-deep white bootleggers,
whose hearts are black from defy
ing the laws of the government.
About the most wholesome and
nutritious article Of food manufac-
tured nowadays is "whole wheat"
flour. In hygienic circles it has
altogether superseded the white
flour because of its easily digesti-
BILE and highly nutritious qualities.
Mr.. Schwalbach, of the Grangeville
roller mills, has given special study
to the manufacture Of whole wheat
flour and is now turning out an
article that is the pride Of the
housewife wherever it is used. The
public are cordially invited to try
q sack of this wholesome and nu-
tritious flour.
J. D. Stantial came out from the
Hump to vote Tuesday and
returned yesterday. He reports
the Hump camp as steadily i'm
proving all the time and all along
the line, with much inquiry for
promising properties by outside cap
italists. It is reported in camp that
the Big Buffalo syndicate will raise
the dam on the Calender side of the
camp by an additional 10 feet,
which will furnish $500 horse power
throughout the year, which will
be utilized in supplying light and
power for mines, mills and towns.
A tunnel one mile in length Is also,
projected by the syndicate for the
purpose Of tapping the Big Buffalo
lode at depth Of 100 feet from the
suafrce. The syndicate 10 said to
b ready to spend $500. 600 in the
proposed work.