Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-15
District court adjourns today.

Warren camp. II
jacob Schwalbach is installing
new machinery at his -four mill
Chas. +. sherman, Of Cripple
Creek, is here bound for Thunder
Mountain.
Guy l.. Smith OF Buffalo, Wyo.,
arrived yesterday on his way to
Thunder Mountain.
Every firstclass dealer sells Pros
pector cigars. Insist on having
them if you want good smoke.
Several teams pulled out for
Salmon river this week with freight
for Lea Freidenrich at White Bird
and John Nevin at Freedom.
W,lier Rhctt brought up another
ban,l of horses from Salmon river
for us" in Thunder Mountain pack |
ing which he readily disposed of.
S. O. Whiting. an old-timer in
Florence, arrived yesterday from
Cheney, Wash, ell route to that
camp, where he has mining inter-
ests.
Miss Nellie Rowley arrived from
Colorado Springs, Colo, last even
ing to assume position as stenog-
rapher with the Grangeville I'm
plement Co.
Now that court is adjourned let
us hope that the county seat COM
mittee will take action in the mat
ter OF circulating the necessary Pc
titions.
Ben p Brown, one of the first
settlers on the Salmon river, was
no from his Deer creek ranch TAX
ing in the sights of the metropolis
this week.
Farrer Bros, of St. Louis, Mo-,
QUILTED with A. & F. this week
and started yesterday with IS pack
animals for Thunder Mountain via
the Sunshine route.
All members OF Grangeville
camp No. 2O6, w. o. w., are re-
quested to meet at their lodge
room next Monday night, May 10.
Important business.
Elmer McBroom. prop ietor of
the FREE Press, left for Roseburg
Tuesday, having received a tele-
gram that his wife was seriously
sick at that place.
Hon. Lou Smith returned from
Campbell's crossing Monday, being
unable to get into Thunder Noun
tain en- that route on account OF
the softening of the snow.
James White, son of our old
timer, Robert White, has returned
from Portland, where he has just
graduated from the business col.
lege with high honors.
At the Presbyterian church the
pastor will hold services next Sun.
day at IL O'Clock a. IN. There will
be preaching at the Denver Presby.
terrain church in the evening.
Messrs. Stantial, Mullipix, Bent.
and Cook of the forest reserve
force outfitted at the A. & f. store
yesterday and will take the felt
forwith on the annual campaign.
MARRIED the residence o
the BRIDES parents, near Grange
, vile, Idaho, Wednesday, May IA
Mr.. Timothy A. Long and Mis-
Emma Riebold; Rev. w. A. Hal
officiating.
Edwards & White are arranging
to build a warehouse adjoining ant
, Of the same dimensions as the on
now occupied by the Grangevill
Implement Co., who will also oc
cupy it in their growing business.
Commencing on Monday last til
Sites stage changed horses at
new station established on tn
ranch of John Wealdon, and tn
place will hereafter be conducte,
: as a halfway house.
Nicholas Lamb, Of Mt. Idaho
has been subpenaed for service OF
the grand jury, and L. w. Nickl
: and S. G. Benedict, of Grangeville
for the trial jury for the term of [
p s court VIII CHI convened at Moscow
o last Monday.
Geo. S. Bailey, N. N. Hanson
II A. j. Garner, S. Adams and DR.
i G. S. Whitford, all of Charleston
Wash, were here during the weel
n on their way to the Black Jac
g mine on Salmon river, in whic
:. they are interested.
J. Dan Trullinger arrived froI
o Lewiston yesterday and says tina
= the, change in the railroad schedul
has knocked the old-time metrope
4 lis hard, the arrivals having falle
y off about 100 a day. Dan is on hi
+ way to Thunder Mountain over tn
Sunshine route.
e Hancock Post No. %, G. A. r
e and Hancock Corps No. IA, w. +
# G, will attend memorial service
at the NJ. f. church Sunday, Ma
,. %, at II a. m. The post and corp
" will meet at Masonic hall at 1913
n a. m. and march to the church
!. The program for Memorial Da
will no unfinished ueyf waek