Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-07-03

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Drug Store.
Better than ever, Soda Water at
the Right Drug Store.
Mrs Sarah Clarke is visiting her
son across Clearwater for few days.
Mining location notices OF all
kinds for sale at the FREE Press
Office
Democratic county pmmittee
meets at Grangeville on Saturday,
July IL.
The pension Of Eben G. Wins
low, of kamiah, has been increased
to s24 per month.
Lloyd Fem. assistant superin-
tendent Of the Bitter Root forest
reserve, was doing business here
Tuesday.
Editor Rustemeyer. of the Cot
tonwood Chronicle, was taking in
the town this week and making
collections.
The Big Buffalo Cash Store can
supply your wants I'm Shelf Hard
ware for much less than the regular
hardware store. Give us call.
The customary social dance was
held at the opera house Saturday
evening for the benefit of the brass
band uniform fund and met with
good success.
The Oregon Saloon has always
on hand the following popular
brands Of Whiskey: Portland Club,
$3.50 per quart. Three Star Bour-
bon, s1.00 per gu art Reynolds
Whiskey, s1.0o per quart.
G. II. Brockman has returned
from Missouri, where he has stud
led for the practice Of the profession
of magnetic healer, and has decided
to locate in Lewist on. His many
Camas Prairie friends wish him
success.
Attorney L. H. Bartlett returned
Friday from long swing around
the circle, taking in Washington,
d. c., and his al ma mater, the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, from which he graduated
as an engineer in Is 81.
John Byron was made happy
last by the arrival of his parents
from Tualitan, Ore. on six weeks
visit. They are an ong the Oldest
pioneers of Oregon, nd are as happy
a couple as you can find anywhere
in this country. LIZ ing life to them.
The travel through Florence
this season is so great that +. Day
of the Raymond hotel has arranged
for semi-weekly trips to and from
Grangeville for the purpose OF
taking in fresh beef for the hostel
ries in the camp. The principal
source of attraction for the travel
is Marshall lake.
Chas. Cone and s. f. McDaniels
lett Saturday for Marshall lake to
prospect for quartz Mr.. Cone re-
sided for two years at the old wire
bridge and is thor oughly familiar
with the country al ound Marshall
lake, and has sanguine expectations
of getting onto som ething good in
that rich mineral section.
! The FREE Press office has re.
ceived "a fonts of new job type tc
meet the demand for the superior
work which the old reliable print.
ing office invariably turns out.
Orders from all parts of this great
county are received by every mail
and the office employs more hell
than all the other printing shop
in the county combine
Dave Pugh was visitor thi
week from his station on the HUM
road and reports heavy trave
through the mountains this summe
) and it has kept him busy hustlinI
supplies to keep his patrons from
going hungry. Pugh is running
good house and his friends neve
fail to stop with hi IN as they trave
through the hills. The snow is al
: gone and the roads are wide opel
all through the me untain regions
Chas. J. Hall, the cattle man O
Lucille, was up fro m Salmon rive
this week and says his section
prospecting nicely, the mineral re
1 sources having at this time quite
0 boom, while the stock growing an
g agricultural and horticultural in
e dustries are making rapid strides
] The Salmon river section in til
y course of time will be as thickl
settled and highly developed as tn
e famous valley of the Rhine i
n Europe.
It w. B. Patterson is back frol
e his tour of southern Idaho, whel
u he went to look up cattle rancl
y He says the best part of the soutf
ern country he saw on his trip Wa
# along the Weiser river, with whio
is he is well pleased At Salubr
Il he was offered fine farm of 81
\ acres Of bottom land |, well improve
10 and with its own water rights take
= directly from the Weiser river, Fl
$4,000. He thinks that is goo