Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-05-01

The recent rainfalls have added
to the bright prospects for big crop
on Camas Prairie this season.
Asa Jones has sold his $50 acre
ranch on Stock creek to his father,
the consideration being $4,000.
James Eldridge and family are
now occupying the Mike Green
house in the west end of town.
Linn Smith, formerly of this
place, is now running big hoist
ing engine at mine near Stockton,
Utah.
They do say that the 5 and TO-
cent counters at the FL. Il II. Hard
ware Co. IS store have created SEN
sation.
Harness warranted to give the
best Of satisfaction if they are 'our
own make" Get our prices.-H.
Il II. Hardware Co.
Harry Cone is belfast with in
flamatory rheumatism to such an
extent that his food has to be add
ministered to him.
| MlSS vi AyAll " 0uAOOS Oh
rived Tuesday en- route to Fiddle
creek, where she will visit friends
for the summer.
State Mine Inspector M. II.
Jacobs arrived Monday and spent
Tuesday in making an official visit
to the Dewey mine.
George Wertz was in town this
week Quitting for Thunder Noun
tain where he has extensive hold
ings of valuable claims.
Special Sale Of Dress Goods. All
Innings Free with every Dress
Pattern on Saturday, May a
Alexander & Freidenrich.
Henry Rambo left for his Snake
river cattle ranch Saturday and
will return shortly to take his wife
down there for the summer.
:. Stop those aching feet by using
a box of the Right Foot Relief.
Manufactured and sold at the
Right Drug Store.
f. A. Parisot is rusticating in
town for a few days undergoing
repairs from an injury caused by
lifting heavy timbers in the Hump.
Fred Simon, of Cottonwood. is
utilising the old packing house in
putting up large quantity of
cured meats for the home market.
Henry Murray, W. S. Hogan
and X. Cote left for Lewiston Tues
day to attend the district conven-
ton of the Knights of Pythias
which convened yesterday.
The trial of Richard Crea has
been postponed until the fall term,
despite the protest of the county
attorney, who wished to go ahead
with the case at the present term.
M. M. S. Yard and Poultry Fence
is IA Winner. Don't put up any
other unless you have money to
throw away. We save you 20 to
40 per cent on this line. H. 4 H.
Hardware Co.
Walter S. Rhett was up from
Salmon river this week with
bunch of horses which he speedily
disposed of to Thunder Mountain
prospectors, and has returned for
more for the same purpose.
LuMBER-Go to J. Hoene (suc-
cessor to Forsmann & Hoene), for
seasoned lumber, as they have on
hand over $50, 900 feet of all kinds
of rough and dressed lumber. Mill
two miles southwest of Keuterville.
The stock growers of Salmon and
Snake river sections held meeting
at Whitebird Saturday and agreed
to meet again at the same place on
Saturday, May 10, for the purpose
of organizing a stock growers asso-
citation.
If you want the best horse shoe
ing on the Prairie take your horse
to the City Shooting Shop. Also
carriage painting, wagon work and
all kinds of general blacksmithing.
Prices to suit.
Roy DEPARTEE.
A. L. Davis was visitor from
Stuart this week and reports that
little city as progressing nicely in
population, size aud business.
With the building of the MissOula
cutoff up the Middle Fork of Clear
water, Stuart will be an important
city.
A.. A. Lydon, formerly school
teacher at Whitebird, arrived out
! from Thunder Mountain Saturday
over the Warren route. He went
in via Dixie and says the Warren
route is far ahead of any other 10
| facilities for travellers and comfort
all along the line. He advises trav.
eleis to take no other.
| DR.. b. S. Cullen was visitor
from Elk City this week, his first
visit in several years. He reports
the Elk City country prospecting
as never before, with much activity
in mining interests and good
share of the Thunder Mountain
travel passing through the town.