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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
Auction Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
suction at the front door Of the pOstof6ce
in Lasgdon City on Saturday, March ~,
at two O'Clock p. No., the following de-
ssylbed stock and farm implements:
Two 1-year-old steers.
Three COWS 3, 4, and ysars old With
calf.
One Fountain City Hoe sseder.
One Nebraska breaking pillow, 16 in.
One Monitor breaking pillow, IA in.
Three wagons.
One 3.horss press drill.
One SET g. horse harrows,
Ono gang pillow.
Two sulky plows.
Two bugaies.
Terms Of Sale. All sums OF $15 and I'M
dsS, cash. Over that amount time will
be given until Nov. LIST 1902 on good
bankable notes.
ROBERTSON Bros, Owners.
P. M. MoRUaH, Auctioneer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
ROSEHILL,

Phe little son OF Jacob Schmore died
on Tuesday.
Henderson township people have de-
cided to blow themselves to the OK
tent of building q new school house.
A son OF Peter Block came here last
week from Nebraska and has been engag-
ed TO teach school in Henderson town,
ship.
Rev. Voth, from Minnesota, is at this
time holding revival services in the NJ.
E. church. Last Sunday he officiated at
a service in which the Lords supper and
feet washing formed On interesting fea-
ture OF the service.
We wonder how it was SO many OF our
nsighbors in the direction OF LaDgdon
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20

PERRY
Supervisors, James Heating, chairman, VIM.
Shelley, Neil Power; clerk, Joseph Heapy,
treasurer, Nat Roodiwiss; assessor, Daniel Nc
Nalley; justice of peace, Duncan Mcdonald !;
cons table, Frank Ray,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
}County Correspondence.
BANNER.


Postmaster Scott is expecting his sou
to arrive here soon IRON Logansport,
Ind
Bert and Charlie Bradley, from New.
Vile, We're visitors with the Smith family.
Tues':ay.
Mr.. G. konsmo. OF Northfield. was n
visitor over here for Il few days with the
Saith brothers.
4 bad kick from a horse has laid Ar.
Paxman w for some time, but he il now
nicely recovering.
Tom Smith, theLangdoA photographs
er. was here Oh his claim last week. re-
turning to the city Monday.
Mr. Kaiser was over mere from Devils
Lake TO attend the entertainment and
ball given by the lodge Of Yeomen.
$3.50 represents the purchase price Of
bwo fine teams OF farm work horses,
bonghtIate by George Smith at CaDdo
Mrs. Engle, who recently came here
from Walton: Ind, finds that the eli
mate has been of much benefit to her
health,
Passing mention should be made of
the fine graphaphone music furnished by
Will Weber, OF Cando at the Woman en-
tertainment
Will Turner returned from Alberta last
Wednesday where he has homestead
aud will move with his family to that
section later in the spring.
Monday night St. Patrick's day was
observed by the young people having a
masquerade as the Weber hall. The ar
engagements for the event were taken in
baud by Mr.. Bailey.
The rattle and dance given by Mr.
Schrog. at the Weber town hall is re-
ported as being somewhat OF a disap-
pointment, both to those attending and
the parties who had gotten it up.
The box social and dance lately Civ.
Ell by members OF the Woman order,
was an unusually well ATTENDED enter
tainment and the receipts are under
stood to have amounted to $41 so.
Frank Engle has completed fne new
barn that looms up big on his place aud
during the fine weather, enjoyed up to
the time OF last weeks storm, caruenters
were busy putting up similar one for
George Smith.
The people OF Banner have organized a
union Sunday school to be held at tho
Weber town hall. The school is for the
present under the management OF the
following officers: Superintendent, Au-
drew Weaver; assistant superintendent,
Mrs. Middleholt; secretary, Miss Maggie
Smith; treasurer, Mr.. Geo. Smith; organ
list, Miss Maggie Smith; assistant organ
ist, Mrs. Middleholt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
HOPE.

Supervisors, Pete, Danielson. chairman, JOS,
B. Deimert, william Thorn; clerk, P. A. No
Lalen; treasurer, II. K. Omlie assessor, Halvor
Torgerson; justice Of the peace. w. b. Row;
overseers OF highways, L. Larson, Jas. Ridley |:
Vim. Thorn, Peter c. Olson. Ole P. Biofhstad,
Olo ]. Romto. Lars .Chrissianeon Robert
Robertson, Joseph B. Deimert.
JACKSON.
Supervisors, F. L. Newborn, chairman. Jos.
Hanann, Anton Muhs; clerk, ]. X. Hamilton;
treasurer, F. NJ. Baldwin; assessor c. jackson;
overseers of highways, ]. X. Hamilton, L. Rose
Anton Muhs, e,F. n. Baldwin, John Hasan, r.
L, Newbern.
LANGDON.
Supervisors, James Gordon, chairman, W. c.
Crockett, \. Timian; clerk, Jno. Robertson !;
assessor, Peter Stewart; treasurer, H. Dohman {;
justices Of the peace, VIM. Gordon, Frank
Hooey: commissioners of Cancellation, James
MCLAUGHLIN, Levi Hooey, VIM. Herricks, A.
Hamilton; constable, Frank Hmian; road over
seers, C. koohmstedt, James. MCLAUGHLIN, A.
konze, Frank Timian. Frank Hooey.
LOAN.
Supervisors, Joseph McGauvran, chairman,
James Little, Louis Brudahl clerk, Harry
.
William Hutton; justice of tho peace, William
Hutton; constable, C. Jordon.
MANILA.
Supervisors, Alex Cameron. chairman, Thos.
Finorty. Goo. Thaler; clerk, D. w. Barker
treasurer, D. F. Mcdonald; assessor, M. j. Hor.
gan; Justice of the peace, John Mcleod con-
stable, Geo. Heimbecker.
MOSCOW.
Supervisors, c. Amoth, chairman, D. Butler
P. F. Barkcl; clerk, c. w, Doe; treasurer, A.
Toews; assessor, F. Bauer justice of the peace
F. Bauer; constable, D. Bartel; ovorseers OF
highways, P. Teason, E. Peterson, L. Bauer
pound master, II. Bartel.
AT. CARMEL.
Supervisors, John He'll, chairman, John Fis
cher, John Boesl; clerk, Peter Zettel; treasure,
John Witzel; assessor, John F. Messney; justices
of tho peace, Peter Zettol Chas. He'll; con
stables, Barney Graft, Henry Witzel, overseers
of highways, Joseph Ridley, Geo. Kroetsch,
Barney Graft, Mat, Kartes, Elias Kuerten, John
He'll, Henry Witzel, Peter Schneider, John H
Illerbrum.
PERRY.
Supervisors, James Heating, chairman, VIM,
Shelley, Neil Power; clerk, Joseph Heapy
treasurer, Nat Roodiwiss; assessor, Daniel Nc
Nalley; justice of peace, Duncan Mcdonald
cons table, Frank Ray,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-20
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.

The Returns From Several Cavalier County
| Pre- cincts of the Annual Township Elec-
ton of New Officers Held Tuesday-A
Light Vote Cast-Unanimous Reelection
Of Old Official Was Quite General.
The election of Tuesday in most of the
townships from which the DEMOCRAT has
received returns up to the hour of going
to press show that very light vote was
cast. In no case does it appear that two
complete tickets we're in the field, though
instances occurred where the elerkship,
assessor or chairman OF the supervisors
brought out little opposition. The list
below is furnished US by regular CORES.
pondents and clerke ofeleotion. Next
week full, complete and revised list will
be printed If possible.
BERLIN.
Supervisors NJ. Michl1nk, chairman, David
Fehr, Peter Spenst; clerk, H. j. Michlink {;
treasurer, John Spenst; assessor, c. Krahn ::
justices of the peace, M. Platzkow, n. Sac
comb; constables, S. Veer, Chas. Hiembacker;
road overseers, NJ. Platzlsow, John Spenst
Chas. Hiembacker
DRESDEN.
Supervisors, William Dew chairman, Richard
Halls, Joseph Uhrich; clerk, A. q. Koehmstedt:
treasurer, c. P. Getchell; assessor, Joseph D.
Fischer; justice of the peace, VIM. b. Chase:
commissioners OF Cancellation, w. J. Ross.
Henry Schmidt, ST.. Frank Caves, Jno. Kartes:
constable Ed. Godfrey; everseers Of highways,
Frank Caves. Ed. Godfrey, William Dew,
Nick F. Bester.
FREMONT.
Supervisors, Chas. Van Norman, chairman,
Joe Verville. Mat Galloway; clerk, Joe Gallo.
way; treasurer, O. Tetrault assessor, Alex
Russell concilators, Henry Porter, Victor Won
dial, Robert Hunt, David Galloway; Justice of
tho peace VIM. N. Wright. E. Sarrazin; con-
stables, Ed. Walker, Chris Christopherson;
road overseers, Victor Vondal. Pete BruIey.
Chas. Chapel, w. N. Wright, ZOO Melville, Joe
Graveline, Eugene NORM, Otto Braget, 8, II.
Kjembus, d. Galloway.
HARVEY.
Supervisors, Issac Ullyot, chairman, Arnold |
Seeloy, Alex Mcintosh; clerk, James Mcintosh
treasurer, d. MCLAUGHLIN assessor, II. L. Bur.
'it; justices Of the peace, Joseph Radford, Robt
Muric; constables, Ambrose Uuyot, VIM.
3rOwn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.

II, the second Judicial District, State nj
idaho, In aud Tor the County OF Idaho ~
annie Ball, Plaintiff vs. William r. Rail
:, The State Of Idaho sends Greeting: To VII,
liam +. Ball, Defendant. var
iou are hereby summoned, and required In
apPear ~ an action brought against WOW ~
said plaintiff In the said district Conrt ana y
answer me complaint Of the above nsmeS
PiAintin, hied therein, within ten dava isvci,,
sve OF the day OF servicel after the service ~,
YOU OF this summons, Ii served within mi.
county; or IL served out of this Commtv IN,
WITHIN this Judicial District, within twensv
GAYS; OF II served elsewhere, within fortv a. I
ne ,ne ssiu action is brought ~ dissolve tbs
Ing between plaintiff and defendant. 10 az ~
soai. dteree aud Judgment in favor Of plaint, n
tnnt the care and custody Of the three rni,..,
celidren BERTHE. Versie and Dollie ~ ~ AZ
PiaInun, and that plaintiff resume her M sids,.
name, 70 wit: Annie =. Harmon. 6sid "ctt0,,
=. Drought on The ground Of deseytOn. ~ ore
~ IN piainhds complaint on Ale herein: Il III I'll:
,s;,,s ~ o. about February 3, 1901, deiendsnt
wlrIinlly ana without cause absndnncf ,,isS.ss
un and ever since has lived apart fr0m M -.
Ana you are hereby notified that il ron IA, n.
appear and answer kaid complaint q shcss ~, -. -
Yui.ed ne SAID plaintiff will apply n thS co.,se
ioi Tue fehef demanded la her - IA con ri"i,s
Altest my hand aud the seal n ths tisse.sss;;
I1urt 81 the second Judicial district. FL. ~
iaa a. IN and for Idaho County, this mr. Az
,stA aw. TALKINGToN.
B, W. n KNOX.
y Blfleigh. attorney for plaintiff o'e'A'
ms publication Juls L
Last publication July s..
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07

centum per annum, to be paid ON the first day
Of January and the first day Of July OF each
year at the Office of the village treasurer, or Al
such banking house or trust company In the
city OF New York a. may be designated by the
trustees of said village, at the option OF the
holder thereof. Provided, That such bond,
shall be redeemable at the pleasure or the said
village at any time after the expiration Of ter
year. from the date OF issuance. and each bond
shall be redeemed In the order that 1t ia num-
bered
That bids for such bonds are hereby invited
and VIII be received by the Village Clerk ol
said village. ut Grangeville, Idaho, mp TO the
18th day Of August. 1902, at u O'Clock NJ
said bond: will be sold for cash, and In no
case will said bonds be sold for less than Their
face, or par value. and the accrued interest al
the timc OF disposal said bonds will be sold
upon the best terms and at the lowest rate OF
interest at which the same can be negotiated
subject to the above restriction.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees Of said Vii.
Iage OF Grangeville.
W. H. CAsADY, Village Clerk.
Dated July 10. 1902.
First publication July "a
Last publication Aus. IA.
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sHERrYr. SALE.

Middleton, 7. 4. Banner, J. N. whitaker, MARX
Ssa xss y i, a.XZi i:9.ne. c Mining oes
sfoSa \. Wa. dsisnd sIS .''1.' '0"s' NV
Dscsss d 5osseiossrs q and sale, issued out d
the District Court, second Judicial District,
county Of Idaho, State Of Idaho, on the 9th day
q sJsly A o lso2 In the boye entitled action Rosd
Roesch, R.Middleton. F. A. Banner, J. Whta-
ker. Mark Van wilikle, W. }. Hays. !; n
crunk, Earnest Cook, the above named plain
closure and sale against Alamance Mining
Company, . corporation, and Thomas W Jones
and John n. ward, defendants, on the sth day
and -Four H 4 sevsnty . loo a1S SOLO,,
Dollars. lawful money Of the United States, er
idea interest costs. and counsel fees amount;
.sd Dec re w 81 on IL: ssn day q july
am commanded % sell all the certain iok
10 Idaho COUNTY, state Of Idaho, and more par
ticuIasly deocytbNl = follows, to wit:
The Repshiic lode mining claim, ~ lo c.IsS
Bri1,cr hi sssonsy IL fact and Tseol j; don q
3 q tie rsSosas d Iods mining Claims q s.ld
:as sss g Ss :gs.sS " ZEE: sis
from American rivef. 1000 feet eestery if9m
AMsric. Hill placer ditch and about mile
IN aid disfsict, being The aame proI erty for
meriy known q the Blue Oregon lode mining
Ana ~. p.,.,h,,c NJ. . Ia. mining claim,
locaisd II. - A ~ \. TScwss " tones By
Csieh arinfnra II stt.sy.s II fsct. and record
n ~ al ~ ~ A. 49, ~ ~ hcok Il Of the
rscords - e I, .sirlcS .i IT, ~ said mining
Sisf,ic4 Il. ds.cc.s.Ss rnr.soent If which d
ds~c,SS.S y. SssSS s,{,,se~I my and oneeirhth
~;iHn s. oe.nS etca.sd 1ne ~" S"r %inerI
my. S ~ "a ~ * tn.r~ a;..,ict md 4Oo
III s.sSss,v 49, x.ssssm s,var and 100 feet
ssssssSv ~, ~ oas.sSiss ansrs shsft
1~d ~ vp s w. ~ Fl. MINING cl .im,
locsssa IN i.ra - ,o'M <" 4 Rr.dfnrd. aud re.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
sHERiFF'S SALE.

Russell 4 Co. ct al, Plaintiffs, W. william
N. Murphy and Ella n. Murphy, defendants.
BY virtue OF an execution issued out OF the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District
OF the County Of Idaho and State Of Idaho,
wherein Russell 4 Co. ct al, PLAINTIFF aud
william N. Murphy and Ella N. Murphy, de-
fend ants, upon . judgment filed the 18th day OF
Msy, A. b, 1902, for the sam of Eighty-four
Dollars, United States lawful money. besides
costs and interest, have this day levied upon
eli the right, title, claim and interest Of said
defendants. william n. Murphy aud Ella N
Murphy, Of. in and 70 the following real estate
to wit: An undivided two-thirds [2-sl inter.
Idaho County, state Of idaho, and more par
ticularly described - the northwest quarter
Of section Is aud the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton IS, all In township 81 north, range west
b NJ
Public notice ia hereby given that viii, on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1902
at 2 o'clock p. IN. of said day, In front OF tn c
court house door of the County OF Idaho. sell 81
public auction, for United states lawful money,
all the right fitle claim and interest Of said de-
fendants, william N. Murphy and Ella d. MUIR
phy, Of, in and to the above described prop
ertv, or 80 much thereof a. may be necessary
to raise sufficient to satisfy said Judgment with
interest and costs, etc., to the highest and best
bidder.
Dated Augustz, A. D. 1902.
J. NJ. DIXON,
Sheriff of Idaho County.
BY II. Z. JOHNSON. Deputy.
First publication Aug. Z.
Last publication Aug. q,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Joe Mitchell, hie helm OF assixns:
You are hereby modified that have expsnasd
SO IN labor and Improvements az follow.
Upon the Napoleon quarts mining claim ths
sum Of $40: ppon the Yellow Rose the sum 81
Of said clat15ssbeiug aituased in Station minins
district, Idaho county, Idaho. In order to hold
said claims and premises. under the provision
St.tes. belngthe amount required to hold Tia
said mining Claims for the year ending Decem.
Der 81, 1901.
Of this notice, or the publication thereof Van
fail or refuse 70 contribute your proportion 81
such expenditure - co-owner, that Is }66 66 2s
each for l-3 interest In each OF said claims
property Of the subscriber under said section
"a PETER PROuLX.
Newsome, Idaho, June 20, 1902
Flint publication June q.
last publication Sept. 49,
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iisfrict, Idaho County State of Idaho. I'm "a
cordance with the terms Of Z Contract enfesed
Into between said decedent and p. Il. Yeisev
before the death OF said decedent. And notice
August, 1902 at 10 O'Clock a. M. NJ the cnu :,
room OF said court in the town OF Mt idaho
idsno county State Of Idaho, has been fxedl 70,
nearlmg me SAID petition, when aud where any
ME written objections to the granting II III
petition and may be heard and NAV nrotjncs
witnesses IN support OF such objections.
sEAI II. TAYLOR, Probate judge.
and ex-OffieiO Clerk of fhe
Probate Court
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07

Ask for Farmer tchn's Barb
Wire Balsam at the Right Drug
store.
For refreshing and healthtul
drink try Root Beer. At the Right
Drug store.
Rev. f. ]. Newton will preach
next Sunday afternoon, August 10,
at 3 O'Clock.
Farmer Johns Barb Wire Bal
sam. Manufactured and sold at
the Right Drug store.
Good pasture for horses and
cattle with plenty Of wster.
j. H. PERRY. Mt. Idaho.
w. E. Graham has just received
carload of fine furniture right
from the factory. The finest that
has ever been brought to Grange
vile. When you want anything
in this line l can save you money.
Mrs. J. Il. Forney is up from
Moscow visiting Mrs Scott, and
will remain for some time and will
then visit her sister, Mrs. G. E
Holt, at Golf. Mrs. Forney re.
sided at Mt. Idaho for many years
and has many warm friends in thif
bailiwick.
B W.. Maxey was over from
Cottonwood Saturday with tht
county seat petitions, Of which b.
has had charge in that precinct
and his list comprised q total o
10 names. He thinks the people
Of Cottonwood will give us . goot
vote, as they realize the situation
and are ready to accept it.
The family Of L g. Turner, Wit
recently purchased the 4S0 acre.
west Of town from Senator Ste
phens, arrived Monday from Guth
rie, Oklahoma, and are now dom
iciled at the ranch. They are pleaset
with the climatic and crop condi
tions here, and will prove valuable
acquisitions to the life Of CANA
Prairie.
/ j. A. Burch, who was formerl,
engaged in business at Denver an,
left for Alaska during 1899, is bacl
again on good old Camas and pro
poses to stay with it henceforwar'
and forever. He had q hard OF
perience in the frozen north, an
is satisfied that there is no plac
like the prairie for man to max
an honest living.
The country at the head of th
east fork Of the South fork of tn
Salmon river is receiving. attention
this summer, and many promising
locations have been made ther
which show values in gold, silver
copper, anthony aud galens
That is a well mineralized regio
and should show up some goo
mines in due time.
Avery G. Moore wishes 10 an
nounce himself as q candidate ~
the state senatorship from thi
county, subject to the action Of tn
democratic county convention. Nj
Moore has heretofore been in tn
race for congressman, but feels tina
he can he Of more service to tn
people as a state senator. Hi
father, A. w. Moore, has decline
to be candidate this trip.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate OF Alex Wilson, deceased
Notice In hereby given that letters OF admin.
istratiOu on the estate of Alex. Wilson, de.
ceased. we're granted to the undersigned on
the Isrt day OF juno. 1902 by the Probate Court
Of Idaho County.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required Ia exhibit tn m TO me for allow
svee at the Bank al camas Prairie, t;rangeviIle.
idaho, within ten months after the date OF This
notice or they shall be forever barred
DATED this 2lnd daN Of Juiy 1902
". W. BROWN, Administrator.
Firat publication July "a
Last publication Aug a.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
Teachers Examination.

Notice 10 hereby given that the next county
teachers' examination for first. second. third
grade and primary certificates will be held Of
Mt. Idaho, August u, y and 50, 1902. The ex.
animation win begin promptly ats O'Clock
m. Applicants must be present at that hour If
they desire to be admitted to the examination.
Questions In school law will be taken from
chapter ~, 1901, school laws o. Idaho and Ques-
tions in state constitution from article s. An
examination for state papers will be held the
same date 1t Moscow. Examination for state
and primary certinctes will not be given again
this year. The law requires that August en-.
aminations be held ct the county seat.
Dated July 80, 1901.
LOUIS EL6ENSOHN.
County Supt. Of Public Instruction.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-08-07
Skaters All Records.

Twice in hospital, F. A. Gull
ledge, Verbena, Ala, paid . vast
sum to doctors to cure severe
case of piles, causing "a tumors
When all failed, Bncklen's Arnica
Salve soon cured him. Subdnes
inflammation, conquers aches, kills
pains. Best salve in the world.
PC at 4. Fl. Sheaffsr's drug store.
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LOCAL NOTES
Beet Candies at Gees.

Beet Candies at Gees.
A. F. Parker, notary public.
Democratic primaries Saturday.
Democratic primaries Saturday,
August 8.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at
the NJ. & NJ.
Try a 5c A. & s. cigar at the
Right Drug store.
Go to the Right Drug store for
Root Beer, 5 cents a glass.
Peter Ready left Tuesday for an
all-summer's absence in the noun
tains.
White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers at Alexander & Freiden-
rich's.
Ernest Pribilsky was up from
Kooskia yesterday with hack
load of fruit.
Mascot Kid Gloves special, 81 90
pair, Saturday, at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
John N. Rice was a visitor from
Freedom this week shaking hands
with old friends.
Do you like good Coffee? If you
do, try the New Coffee at Wade
Bros. You will be pleased.
Golden West Blend Coffee, the
finest coffee ever sold in Idaho
county. For sale at Wade Bros.
just received, an up-to-date line
of Hand Made Saddles. Best that
money can buy.-Big Buffalo Cash
store.
l have repairs and extras for
Mccormick mowers, rakes and
binders. II. G. Oliver, Harpster
Idaho.
Mrs. NJ. Wagner is having az
guests Miss Mcguire from Port.
land and Miss Ghormley from
Moscow.
Fashionable dressmaking ut rea.
sonable prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Mrs. f. M. Colberg, or
Hall street.
A No. baled timothy hay fol
sale by E. w. Oliver at 40 cents
per cwt., 81 miles northeast o.
Grangeville. 81
The entertainment at the Lake
school house last week netted $5s
to be used for the purchase OF an
organ for the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rambo are
up from their Snake river ranch tc
visit the family of Mrs. Rambo's
sister, Mrs. VIM. Ingram.
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.
Mrs. l.. L. Phillips is prepared
to do all kinds of carpet and rug
weaving, having recently purchased
new loom. Will buy all kinds
OF carpet rags. Hall street, south
OF opera house. jltf
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Coort Of Idaho County, State
OF Idaho.
IN the matter Of the estote Of Mary PHILIPPE.
deceaaed
Notice IL hereby given that P. r. Kelsey has
h'ed his verified petition herein praying for an
order 81 the probate court Of idaho County,
the estate OF Mary Phillips deoeased 10 con e.
bv deed, ia him. the said p. n. KELSEY, all the
interest OF said deeedenf la certain mining
proferty, to-wit: An undivided one-eighth IN.
teresi In and to the George the "Rsy, = the
.Aetna" spd the BED Rock" placer mining
tlsins, situated on Big ercck ~ pixie mining