davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holly chieftain., 1902-08-08

This nonth = : good tins 70 cut
down the wseds. There are ..
arsat fnas5 II he vicinity n Hcl-
;lythat ought . be moved.
8. r. Whits bass larse pils q
stone IN hi lnts and is still having
.n,ors hsaied. II looks " II, hs
,tses Eoing g erect an -innensa
building, &
Nike Conley and family started
| lfopasf overland for southeasssrn
Missouri. HI. tnnley traded Bin
ranch kers 10 AI ~ 6mas ~ &c.
properly IN that state. i.I4 81
Tie bsessse - aatprdaY, and
|tJaaaav vsrs dscidsal X - tct-
|fid vsristy. Il wasted NJ y Do
syything n there plenty
NJ noiaspss u - gfoul bs ss-
~ ut NJ ~ Nd N ~ Ny
IN Il thsm ~ y
NJ y xq,k. .s,. IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
Polska pod NJ

PRYMICYE. - Piekua uro'
czystost odbYta sie d. 81 stycsn'a
" ko6oieIe paraflalnYm " SohacEe'
vie, gubrn,i warssa~skiej Nowo'
wys~ieconv kap}an odprawn tn
pierwsza msze sw. pred tYm Sac
mym o&tar.em pr.ed kt6rym mo-
dill sic do Boga j~esEose iako ma
le pachole, urodz'{ sig BOWEN "
tel parafli i tn spedsl} lata
dzieoiece. PrYmicYantem byf
ks;adz Andrzej Rogoz.hskl. syn
gospodarza ze wei S'llc. Rodzlce
n,ezamozni ME byliby sami "
stauie wyklerowad syna ma kappa
ma: ale ch}opak majac zdolnosc
do rzezbienia z drzeSa r6znych
figurek, krzvzYkow i tvm podo-
buych rzeczy, zwr6ci& ma s'ebie
uwage bedacego pod6wczas "
Sochaozewie keiedza pralata Sien~
n~ickiego. Ksladz praIat powie'*
rzYf zdolnego m{odz'enlaszka
nuczycielowi Stankiewlozowl "
Sochaczew'e sby kszta&cl} 20 i ma
ryso1nika. Ale co}opak wzia} zig
bardzo gor!iwie do ks'qzki a
nauczyoiel chetuie mu " tem
dopomagaf / przysposobif go do
seminSrvum. Przesz}o kllka lat !
oto m}odzienieo mianowsny juz
pssserzen dusz, pred udaniem
sic do Dabr6wki ma w'karyusza
p~rzyjechat do partfii rodz'nnej,
ably tn p,ekny sw6j zaw6d roz'-
poczsG. w kosciele bYA TAXI t}ox
jak nigdY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

We wsl Suchej pod Socha~
czewew " gubernli warszawsklel
odbgto sig " miesopuscie wesele'
Jeden g druib6w iadae do kosciola
wYstrzelif ma wlwat diva razy "
powietrze q "a trEecim razem
trafA gapa druohoe W pollock.
Kule wydobyl lekarz " szpi,alu
" Eowiczu i tam tel leka}a bledna
d,iewczYna dop6kl rama SIG ME
wygol}a.
We VS., Rozlaz&owle Szlache-
ckim W tejze okolioy odby ~a!o
sic W p,erwszych dniach lutego
polowauie. Mvsliwi siadajac do
otjadu ustawill bron " jednem
miejscu. A tn jeden z naganiaozy
chtop juz W latach ~dojrzalych,
zonety, bierze strzelbe l zartem
celuje do drugiego starszego cd
siebie " glove. w tenn jakos
niechc9cv traca kurek. Hukne}o
l nab6i strzaska& tamtemu glove,
al m6zg wypryst. Nlesscze6iiwy
W tel ch~l}i Bogu ducha odda&.
Pozostawl} zonei troje dzieci.
GOZD0W, - 2 parafi}
Gozdowsk,ej pod Bielskiem. v
guberni psock'ej pisza do "Gaz'
Swixtec.nei': Ubieety rok jablle*
uszowY bedzie dla uas ssezeg6l.
niej pamjetoy bosmY mie]i Y
paraf,l al :rzy wspaplale uroczy-
stoscl. Naipierw paraflanin tutej'
tutejss7, Brund,cki 20 wsi Ko'
walewa. w~y6wlecony zostaf n
kaplana i Mat dina 9 kwietnia '
naszYm kosoiele prymicYe osyl
pierwsza msse sw. Potem doi
AGO ozerwca obchodzlIismy piet
dsiosieciolecie ksp}anstwa naszeg
oscigodrego proDoszcss Ks Andrsej
Lewandowsk,ego kt6rY jest ksie
diem jul 81 lata . " nass'
parafii Al lat. A trzeola uroosy
stodd miellsmY v n;edziele 2aR
grrdnia. w dniu tYm odbY1o O
N6GaE6ha.JGE%S xEAg TgE. g#Elys E%Agg%5. 80 III BNE&y&tH3%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
sv,eeenie Dowego ko6c'oia.
4 0AL1CYI.

DOBRA BORUs0W y po-
wiecie bobrecxlm po}otone nsbY&
S:an,slaw hr. NYoieIski : Borynicz
poset ma sejm krajowy : kurYi
gmin wieiskich togo powiatu, cd
dotychczssowego w%&a6c'ciela pana
Abrahama Brilla.
Obeonie ME zna1duie sic jul
laden malatek ziemsk' " powleo'e
bobreckim " rekach starozokonne-
60 w&s6ciciela.
LW0W. Ma tutejszy
dworzec kolejowy przywisz,one tn
n,edawno ogromny .monol't (qlas,
hawai- skaty) z W1oeh, z kt5rego
ma bye wykutY posag Mickiewi-
CA. Jest to ogrom wagi okolo
~, ZOO kilogram61, wysoki na
pieG metrow a J.. 80 metr. W
przecie,iu. Barwa granitu r5sowa'
W tych dolach przyw;osa 60 do
p,acowni rzezbiarze, Autoniego
Poplela, i niebawem pomnik VIE
s.cza bed4ia skohcaony. N'ewia
domo tYtSo gdzie stanie, " o.
statn,ch BOWEN dn,ach wYn'kto
90 do tel kwestyi, n1eporosumien:e
W lone kom,teta. Wlekszoec
cz4onkow komitetu odfzuoita pier.
wotnY projekt ustawledia kc'um-
ny ma Wataeh hetmahsxich. mad
zasklepionym korytem Pe{twi.
lodajao "a pow6d obawe il zaskle-
picnic rzeki nia wYtrzyma oiszara
pomnika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17
MIC . poocholreniia. Kowalika
vulgo Kowalsk'ego DO oskartony
v tel mier.e zasiania sic tajemp;-
ca. Sad ska.s{ 60 na 2 lata cie-
kkiego .wisslenia.
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SLASH.
KATOWICE. "Dsiennik
Slsski" donosl be tEsem %pol,cyan"
tom nakazano 1amieni6 nazwlska
polskie ma niemieckie I to Krupe
pa Gruetznera, Houissa ma Hoeni-
sza q Kochlika ma Kocha.
GLIWICE. - ,.TowarsYstwo
Robotnik6w polskich" " Gliwlcach
dalo dowod wielkiej do~1rsa4oscl
pol,tyc.nej. Pcse} gl,wicki do
sejmu dr.. Heisig wybrany posfem
"a przyczynieoism sig g'os6w
polskich wygicsi1 %poprzednio XIII
kakrotnie q nawet " ostatnim CA
sic " seimie da+noSc do germa-
nizacyl - ludu g6rnoslaskiego.
- Pow,edzia{ navel re poIlcya
1.owinna ma ksiezy wp&Y7ac, by
zwalozali ducha polskiegc. Kiedy
to odezwanie sie pos}a doss{o do
us,u jego wyborcdw dali mu taxa
odprawe ze wyklucsyli 60 z iowa
rzystws iako cx}onka honoro&ego,
4 potem uchwal,li protest pfzeciw-
ko t.kiema postepowan'u pos'a
w~ybranego przewaznle Przez
Polakow. Protest ten uchw alono
przesea6 ina rece pcs}a m jora
Szumli.
~JENDRYSEK. Zmar{Y ks.
dsiekan kIosse, nasz dobry duszpa-
sterx wyda& presto l2o tvs. M ma
ufundo wanie parafii naszej. Mech
mu Bog da niebo!
WOZNlKI. We Wtorek od-
BIT SIG po2rz-b SIP. ks. preboszcsa
KIosego " JendrysYkn. Odzia& 1u-
d., byl ~ielki. kslety prsyby{o
p~rxes.}o 20. Uroczyste ka4obae
nabozenstwo odprawii ks. dsiekan
Kon,etzko Z Radz,ankowa, move
|'polska wyg&os{ ks. prob. Well
kiego Zygl,us, move niemiecka Ks.
prob. Z Nakla.
2 PSzCZYNS KIEGO. W
KrzYzewicach rozdzlel,} p. Jan
Kowalczyk kilka egzemplarzy
h,storYi polskiei n%ap'sanej przez
znanego pissrza J6sefa Choc'-
ssewskiego.
Naucz1 ciel Beinbrecht doni6si
O tenn do w@adzY kt5ra al 5 poll
cyant6w wys}a}a, by papiery i
ksiaiki p. Kowalczyka z~rewido*a~
Ii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

QEBICA. ~ w DYbicy pee
wien urzedn,k pocstowy wyblerat
pieuadze z listow pien'etnYch
nadsyfanvch cd w&osclan kt6rzy
wyemigrowah do AmerYk, -
pod adresem swych krewnych "
Galicyl. DyrekoYa poet wdroxysa
przeclw niesumiennemu ursedniko-
wi dochodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

PRZEMYSL. - Pred ssdem
przyelegtych toczy}a sig tn przez
pied dni .rozprawa karna przec'w
ni.,i" kiemu Fraocisskowl Kowall-a
kow, O oszustwo fa{szgwe mel"
dewanie sig. Oskarzon7 przedsts~
vial sig jake Franc'szek W'erusz
Kowalski, podawaf JUL to ze Jest.
~profesorem g'mn .zyaluym JUL;
tel 10 l,teratem i zbiera} prenu~:
merate ma dzlefo osmiotomowe,:
kr6re rzekomo przygoto wgwa{ do
druku pit: D. oelu przeznaczenla'
- powies6 z oAas6w wsp6}czesnYch
Kowallk objezdzat dworY, plebanle
zakony groua nauczyclelskle i Okla
zu]ac poozatek rekeplsu kazdemu
inaczej opwlada& o tie przysz}ej
publlkacYi stosownae do sfery
Interest stanowiska i zapatry-
wan osobY kt6re do zsprenpmero-
wanna ovego dzieta zaprasza{.
Okasywa} tel liste preuumeratordn
ma kt6rei wplsane byty osoby
snane l ~powazane.
Ot6z " ten spos6b zebra} 10
walk okoio 1000 r., zyf dosta.
tnlo, lecz o wypawnictwie powie-
aci ME nY6laf DO najpierw trzeba-
by j. nap'sad q mis- kasdy ma dc
tego dar. sprawa staia sic jednsa
gto6na, poczeto movie o tYm ME
} znanym 1reszta liteeaoie. pewnege
. rasu saosepi}a 60 v Rsdymn,,
1audarmerYs . poniewai nj.
mogf sic wyl,gitYmowad ssare.
, s.towasa 60. Sgd odkryt cal,
J ossustwo Ices ME doWiedzial Il,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

Pisa}em W obecnosci uzdro wio1ej
p. E. J%eziorsk1ej ijej c6rki p. W.
Barczak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

~JENDRYSEK. Zmar@y ks
dziekan KIosse, nasz dobry duszpa.
sterx wydat presto l20 tvs. m. ma
ufundo wanie parafii naszej. Mech
mu Bog da niebo!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-17

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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
Federal Indictments.

The Federal grand jury at Pueblo
has indicted DIR. George Elliot. DR..
Jesse g. Bllnn and DR.. Adela Coruely
Conchoud for carrying ON an Illegal
medical practice through the mails.
Aleck Allison and John c. Wood were
indicted for obstructing the mails near
Deertrail, Colo. William Dace was
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud. Dace, it is alleged, wrote to
Benjamin E. jackson, saying that
for So he would return him not on
valued at $500, of which Jackson
had been robbed.
Other indictments were
Joseph G. Cooper, Denver letter
carrier, for stealing letter and ex-
tracing s25 from it.
A, f. Grundel, Timothy Cash and
George ". Allen of Leadville. sending
obscene pictures by express.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
CHARLES K. GUST.
Death Claims Man in the Morn
ing of Life.

Yesterday morning at 3 o'clock at
the Fremont hotel Charles X. Gust
succumbed to the disease with which
he had been struggling for the past
three weeks, and the spirit took its
flight The funeral was neld at 80
in the afternoon, the Rev. W. H..
Haupt reading the burial service OF
the Episcopal church. The remains
were sent over the Santa Fe to the
late home of the deceased in Danville,
New York, where his parents reside
The body was accompanied by sister
who arrived Friday from Elgin, Illi-
nois,
Mr.. Gust was twenty -nir5 years of
age, with the brightest prospects for
"A successful life. While asssayer at
the Rocky Mountain s:aelter lie sur
rounded himself with many friends in
Florence He was young man of
exemplary habits and strong moral
character.
An autopsy performed by his ply
sicians showed that his dsath was due
to gall stones and AN abscess in the
liver,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
DEMOCRATIC RALLY,
Large and Enthusiastic Gathering
Saturday Night.

The democratic rally in the opera
house Saturday night was no frost--it
was well attended, at least one hund.
red and seventy five people listened to
the various addresses with wrapped
attention.
Hon, +, Il, Mcclure, Prof Hou.
sely. S. II. Tompkins and Hon. John
G. Bell addressed the audience and
their remarks were we'll received.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

Mrs. S. f. McCool yesterday had a
family reunion at her home il4 L.
Second street at which time an elegant
dinner was served. Among those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Moore and daughters, Mary and Sadie,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ride and two
children, all of Florence, G. j.
Thompson of Waterbury, Conn, and
Mrs. M j. Lockard, of Venango
county. Pennsylvania, and several of
Mrs. McCool's children The event
was pleasant one and will long be
remembered by those present.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
Beautiful Compilations.

Are spoiled by using any kind OF
preparation that fills the pores of the
skin. The best way to secure a clear
complexion, free from sallowne-s,
pimples. blotches, etc, is 20 keep the
liver in good order. An occasional
dose of Herbine will cleanse the bow
els, regulate the liver, and So establish
clear, healthy complexion 90 cents
at A. A. Hull's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
Mothers.

Who would keep their children i'll
good health, should watch for the first
symptoms of worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream Yermifuge. II
is the childrens' best tonic. 1t gets
digestion at work so that their food
does them good, and they grow up
healthy and strong. 25c at A. A.
Hull's.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

The United States circuit court con-
yened in Pueblo at 10 O'Clock this
morning to hear the above cases. X.
A. Ramsay and j. +. Greenawalt are
in attendance from Florence to serve
rs jurors.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

The degree team Of Florence Tent
No 30, X, o. Il. M. went to Canon
City yesterday at noon where they in
stituted Greenhorn Tent No. Al. The
new lodge starts out with twenty -sev-
EN- members and under the most favor.
able circumstances. The visiting
team from Florence reports pleasant
time at Canon City.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

The excursion run from this city
Saturday evening to the populist rally
at Canon City was attended by about
fifty people including the band. The
train left on schedule time, Judge
Overs, who was advertised as one of
the speakers did not put in his appear
ance for some reason.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

On Saturday afternoon the Colum-
bia Crude Oil company encountered
oil in their we'll at a depth of about
1900 feet. The quantity can not be
estimated until pumping begins.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

o. l.. Gibbs received the works of a
Waterbury clock this morning by
mail from some customer who forgot
to attach his address. 1t took sixteen
cents for the postage, Mr.. Gibbs
will repair the clock, hold 1t 30 days
and sell it for the expense of the re.
pair
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
Itchinesss of the Skin and Eczema

The only remedy in the world that
will at once stop Itchiness of the Skin
on any part of the body that is abso-
lutely safe and never failing, is DoaD S
Ointment. Free samples at W. j.
Daniels Drug Store, Monday Oct 49,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

There will be reception given to
the new members of the Christian
church on Tuesday evening at their
place of worship ON Pixies Peak
avenue. All members and friends of
the church are invited
Reception Committee.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

The force in the dry goods depart
pany was increased this morning,
Miss Matte Sheldon having accepted
position there
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

All sewing machine supplies, oil,
needles, etc, II. II. Preston, agent
for the Singer, Rock Island Terrace
lYtf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

Remember that NJ K. Lewis will
be at the frame building next door
West of the Hadley Grocery company
tomorrow to register voters and
change the registration of those who
have moved from one ward to another.
See to it that you are registered.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

When You want work done right call
on f. X. Millar. Piano aud furniture
moving. Heavy drayage. Phone 32l
black 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

Just received nice line of Blue
and White Enameled cooking utensils.
Call and see them and get prices.
Bookings Second Hand store. 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

FOR SALE-A bargain. furniture
in 10 room house desirable location
for boarding house Inquire at TIE
Lennox, corner Main and Santa Fe
avenue. $3.50
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13

Food cooked in the Blue and White
ware will look better, cook better,
taste better and make You feel better
than when cooked in any other kind
of ware. For sale at Bookings. 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
local News.
|6S0

Be sure aud examine Bookings new
Blue and White Enamelware before
buying. 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-13
A GOOD CLOSED CARRIAGE

is something that every family
should enjoy. For depot service,
for parties or social functions or
for winter service it is almost a
necessity If you need closed
carriage, cur Rockaway is model
of comfort aud beauty. If you pre-
fer an opon vehicle, we have the
finest that is made, at reasonable
prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-31
SAFE DEPOSIT, DEPARTMENT.

ONE HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES have
design being Of hafneh special
steel They BURGLAR AND F1RE PROOF offer perfectly
rented yearly
ranging from - according s.s Fall nfor.ea
furnished On application.
Deposits principal
United and Ceaens rseved and given
anlA
oDN1RAL DAMKMo :DU1ND S0ANsAOoD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-31

Carson City, Ne vada,
UP 100000
CAPITAL fully PAID Up
DIRECTORS:

R1CKEY. c. BENDER w. MAPEs GEO. h. AEY
r. b. YERINGTON, p. H. PETER ZEN, A. LIvlNGS ON,
~ OLDFN w. BKAUGHER.
B. ICKEY, PRESIDENT H. MEY Frs
G. T. BENDER End President. q. RICHARD eAsalRR
] TDAvIS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-31

Even are
of Saturday The Associated Press
1T not possible to learn either whether the allies insist upon
apologies frcn Castro Isn't that pretty close to the limit?
Why should Castro :"ioe'e Because ne didn't make hsat wesn
of Venezuela? Surely an apology due from any OF the
Castro not the debtor In
compelled to do all the suffering while the
whole affair referred to the
That is the and sensible
without
the beginning they might spared
a has deal G S wGg S In the beginning
prefer of their alleged fear that the
American Republic would not out the decree of the court in
the of adverse Then they executed their
frightening Venezuela into granting
this
American
has o
Judgment
allies tie, promptly seize of her custom houses and hold until
is possibility in
tie araon The question is involved either directly
fptireety
GeaBain Germany Venezuela No
an
to he
be found by additional legislation But this while
desirable slow and long There shorter
meanwhile
Observation-Disclosures
ownership bordering upon
instances
five Darlington made profit 100000;
ailure
NIlIINNIIuH
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
Mines of Dixie Camp.

News comes from Spokane that
work is to be resumed on the Dixie
Queen mine and mill after sthe
winter shutdown. The mill was
held up last fall by reason Of the
scanty supply Of water, but the
owners will now build flume so
that they will be able to run stead
ily all through the year. Manager
Hye, who is now in the city, said:
Central Idaho is destined to be
the greatest gold producing district
in the northwest, and mining peo-
pie are just beginning to find it out
The rush has commenced and the
extraordinary richness of the gold
deposits will rival the Alaska coun'
try. The Northern Star company
have a mine that in the opinion o
many experts will make one Of tn,
largest mines in central Idaho
The vein is from six to ten fee
wide and assays from $40 to s5'
in gold per ton. There is not a
break or fault in the vein anywhere
and development has been carried
on continuously since June. 1901
There is enough ore blocked out t
show it's value. The compan.
is constructing milling plant o
25 tons daily capacity, and hav
90, 900 feet of lumber on he'groun'
and hope to have the mill in opei
alton in u short time. The ore
free milling and cheaply mined an
treated. The property was pul
chased year ago for the Norther
Star company by W. H. Plummei
of Spokane, for Indianapolis capt.
alists, and is now considered one G
the biggest propositions in Dixi
camp. although there are q numbe
of other large mines in process 9
development.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
VOTE FOR SCHOOL BONDS
Additional School Rooms Are Needed
for the Fall Term.
The AMOUNT TO Be ISSUED is $4,000
Polls Opened at the School
House From | to s P. M.
SATURDAY.. Nav "a

On Saturday next, between the
hours of l and 5 o'clock p. m. the
polls will be opened at the school
house for vote Of the qualified
electors of this school district to ex-
press their opinion on the advis-
ability of issuing $4,000 OF bonds
for the erection of new school
building. All resident free holders,
householders and there wives are
qualified to vote at this election.
The bonds will run until 1908, and
it is thought that they can be sold
at such a premium that the inter-
est rate will not exceed five per
cent per annum. They will mature
at the same time as the outstand-
ing issue of S56S0, which were
issued in 1898. The ballots will
read: "Bond, Yes.' "Bond, No"
According to the recent census Of
pupils in this district we have a
total of 5O4 pupils of school age to
provide for. OF these 232 are boys
and 272 girls. The present school
buildings are inadequate to accom-
modate these pupils, and, conse-
quently, if we are to maintain the
educational facilities of the district
it is absolutely imperative that
more school rooms be provided be-
fore the fall term opens next Sep
tember.
The present two school buildings
are already overcrowded to such
an extent that the primary depart
ments have only half days school
ing througout the present term,
owing to the lack of room. Should
the bond election fail some of the
other grades will have to be con
Quoted on the half-time basis unit
more accommodations are provided
and we do not believe that this
policy will be approved by th'
people. The proposed issue o
bonds, if sanctioned, will giv'
, the district sufficient accommo
dations for several years, by whicl
time the railroad question will b
settled, and 'h.u we can float al
issue of bonds lat will equip tn
! district with coaple Of fire-proo
brick buildings with steam heat an
9 all modern appliances. The trus
tees very much dislike the idea {
erecting cheap temporary building
! for school purposes, as the expens
) of heating is a serious expense
there are no available funds for tn
8 erection of such buildings anyhow
: SO that the whole question resolve
= itself into an issue of bonds as cal
) ed for, or half-time studies
several departments for some tim
to come.
= The FREE PRESS is firmly of tn
opinion that the proposed issue
$4,000 bonds is the best thing tia
can be done under existing col
ditions. If there were any imm
date prospect Of railroad construc
l ion into the town we should ho
Y otherwise, but in the present ligl
e we see no way out Of it but to a,
wise the voters to sanction Il
bonds asked for by the trustee
- Vote the bonds.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-22
Sites is Booming.

Direct train service from Spokane,
the extension of the telegraph line
and the Thunder Mountain travel
is adding materially in the develop
ment of good town at Sites, the
present terminus of the Clearwater
Short Line. Many business chang
es are taking place, few OF which
we record.
The Tanner house has been sold
to Mrs. Martha Ewall. Mr.. Dais-
lev, the former proprietor of the
Tanner, has purchased two lots on
a good corner and invited bids for
a new two-story hotel with a 'front.'
age of so feet. H. G. Oliver, the
Harpster merchant, has also pur.
chased property with the intention
of building store and embarkine
in business there. Mrs. Weismann
has a new cafe ready to open under
the name of the Park. Several new
lodging houses have been started tt
accommodate the demand for beds
by the transients. A bakery wa'
opened during the week, ane
another is to be started forthwith
making three emporiums where th'
staff of life can be obtained. Th
new building opposit the Tame
house is occupied by K. Power
as a grocery and restaurant, and
ieweler also has established a bust
ness there. w. Week, Of Stuart
has opened meat market an
rented a part of his building to
dentist. Col. Roberts, of the Pal
riot, has bought a lot and will eret
building for his newspaper plan
Nate Pettibone is also building a
Office for his real estate and brt
kerage business.
The crying need Of the town
additional trackage, as the railroa
business is greatly congestt
through lack Of these facilities.
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