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+Ns YEARS rar-aiegsr -
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

The pffice Of county school super
intepdent is y highly important one,
and during Mr. Elsens0hn's incuM-
bency he has endexvored to max e
it strictly non partisan. Ar y re-
suit he has brought the schols Of
the county to q very high state Of
efficiency through his ability In in.
teresting the trustees OF the several
districts, the teachers and the
pupils and their parents in . spirit
of generous rivalry in striving IT,
make . better record than adj0in-
ing districts. Mr.. Elsensohn ia the
only county school superintendent
we have ever had in this county
who las made it . point to visit
each school district in the county
each year, and it IL in very large
part owing to his good judgm-n,
and management that the schools
Of this county rank among the bes,
in thu state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

The late democratic county c'n-
v-ntion made no mistake 10 nom.
mating that popular young native
horn Csmas Prairie boy, J. I. Over
man for county clerk. During the
two years Mr.. Overmsn has acted
AZ assess, r he has filled the duties
II that important and responsible
flee with satisfaction to xll. There
is not q stain upon his record In
assessing everybody he has e"desv-
ored to b. fair and just to all, and
h- has brought into the tax roll
much taxable property which had
heretofore escaped taxation The
hooks OF bis "fice are . monument
to his clerical skill, and - such
they ha W me, with the approval
If the county commissioners at each
annual examination when the roll
has been turned over to them for
their inspection. A vote for J. l.
Ov-rman will be u vote to put the
right man in the right Office.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

Wallace N. Scales, the demo-
cratic candidate for judge Of the
second judicial district, comprising
the three counties of Idaho, Neg
Prrce and Latah, is one Of the
most distinguished ornaments ON
the entire county ticket. He il in
the prime Of life possessing q Wig
orous physical constitution and
brilliant intellect. II elected judge
he will be fearless, dignifird ami
enlightened il his course upon til.
bench. No influence could touch
his integrity or sway his judgment.
He would be every inch a judge
the moment he entered the temple
Of justice. As judge he "would
hear c"urteously. consider soberly,
aud give justice without partial
ity." As probate judge and ex-
Ohicio school superintendent, and
still later rs county attorney, h.
has won the respect of the people
for his devotion t. the public inter-
ests. He is a good man to vet.
for and il already assured Of much
republican support in the three
counties, 90 that his election il
practically certain.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25
Visit of Bishop Wells.

Ri. Rev. Lemuel H. Wells of
Spokane, bishop Of this Episcopal
missionary Jurisdiction, held divine
service at Trinity church here last
Sunday, during which q class Of
fonr was confirmed in the faith OF
The church. A large congregation
war present and much interest was
manifested in the work. On Sat-
urday evening a reception was ten.
dered Bishop Wells at the new
parish house by the ladies of St.
Agnes guild which was well at
tended. Elegant refreshments were
-erv-d and an enjoyable evening
was spent. On Sunday afternoon
the worthy bishop, accompanied
by Rev. Roots, went to Sites where
they held services in the g, eninp
There is a good congregation OF
Episc"palians at Sites, and ar.
engagements are to be made for the
erection of substantial church
building there in the Immediate
future.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

Geo. NJ. Robertson, the popular
nominee for county treasurer, on
the democratic ticket, was In town
last Friday shaking hands with his
many friends. This is Mr.. Rob
ertson's third nomination by &C.
clamati0n at the hands of q demo-
cratic county convention, which
speaks volumes for his efficiency
and personal popularity. Mr.. Rob.
ertsOn's hooks are the acme Of
neatness and correctness, and dur
ing his incnmbency of the treas
urer's Office he has very much SIM
plified the methods of bookkeeping,
90 that any citizen can now take
l.. the system and understand the
financial situation of the county in
a very few minutes examina ion
OF abe books. Mr.. Robertson j.
only one "f the long list Of faithful
county treasurers which the dem
ocratic party of this county has r.
pea,edly placed IN offic- with profit
to the taxpayers Capable. homes,
aud efficient, Mr.. Robertson, has
proved himself . faithful and NC
commodating public servant, aud
his reelection by the more than
customary majority is assured.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25
Talks About Warren,

T. w. Thompson is out from
Warren and says there is consider
able mining property changing
hands in the old camp, and great
deal Of work is going on on vari.
nus quartz properties which are
leing opened by eastern parties.
The new tunnel to cut the vein of
the Silver King ledge at . depth Of
800 feet is now in progress with
every indication that it will be
found with as good ore and as wide
a vein as they have already ex-
posed in the upper levels. In this
event the Silver King will take
rank as one Of the hest mines in
the state. There is much intere- /
in Warren concerning the recent
strike made this summer on Pro.
file creek. and many prospectors
will spend the winter in the new
district developing their claims.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

Geo. Seay has been chosen by tn.
democracy Of Idaho county to fiji
the Office of sheriff Of Idaho count,
Mr.. Seay is man whose very name
10 . tower OF strength He is not
III Office hunter, has never b. en-
known as y politician, and is just
such . man as would be chosen 10
enforce the laws without fear or
favor. Mr.. Seay has contributed
to the material prosperity II old
Idaho county since his arrival he, =
nearly 20 years ago. He has al
tended strictly to bis own business,
does not think he has a mortgage
on anybody's vote, and is befor-
the people ~ . candidate for sheriff
simply upon bis own merits. This
70 the kind Of officer that serv. 9
the people best. H. is quiet and
nnassuming, aud canno, be .werv-d
from his duty by any influence.
Tho people Of this county will
make no mistake ty giving him
u splendid maj '.rity which those |
Who know him best are already
predicting for him at the ELECTION
Dukt November.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25
assured Of the support Of the great
masses Of voters who have the in-
terests Of the state at heart.
The most important OF the couu

The most important Of the coun.
~ officials being the county COM
mieeioners, it is fitting that the
nominees ri the democratic party
for thes- responsible Offices should
head the list. 1t is a stock cam
psign yarn Of our friends, The enc
my, to charge profligacy and prod
igslity 10 all the democratic COM
missioners, but the general public
will realize that it is pure bun.
c"mbe, hot air, and designed to
deceive The administration Of thu.
present board, comprising two dem
ocrsts and one republican, has GER
tainly not been profgste nor prod
igal. Unexpected calls for reve-
nue., such as the smallpox out
breaks and demands for rxpendi
ture upon roads and bridges, have
certainly been considered and fairly
dealt with. But profligacy and
prodieslity in the expenditure 81
the county money certainly cannot
be charged up to the present in.
cumbents. There are too many
heavy taxpayers in tn ranks Of the
democratic party in the count. to
tolerate the nomination of weak or
unknown men for these Offices, and
it therefore goes without saying
shat in nominating Messrs. Farris,
Simon and Griffith the late demo-
cratic county convention put up
its best material.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

Hugh b Fulton, one of the NOM
ihees on the democratic ticket for
the legislature, j. now in the noun
'ains interviewing the rank aud
file IT b,th parties in the interest
q his candidacy. Mr. Fulton is
10 old hand in the mountains. and
has th- happy faculty Of making
rirnd. VIII revrr be g.es. He j.
gaining hesdway in bis campaign
and will b~ likely to head the list
when the votes are counted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25


In 1902 will b held the greatest
Il all the worlds fairs at St. Louis
No time .h"uld BIZ lost IL securing
peel mems II Csmas Prairie farm
and garden products from the ex.
cep,ionally ine crops Of the present
year The yield of 1908 may equal
or e ce'd that Of 1902 in quantity,
nut cannot excl II in quality, and
year may elapse before such per-
feet specimen. Of vegetables, grAi"s
and grasses can again be collected
for q worlds fair exhibit.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25
Fine Farm for Sale.

Fo' 30 days will offer for sale
my farm situated two miles south
west Of Denver, consis ling II 100
acres, all good pillow land, good
house. splendid orchard loaded
With fruit, good outbuildings, with
plenty OF water. In fact, the b.s,
farm fnr the money on the prairie.
Price, s25 per acre. Anyone wish
ing to purchase said place will find
me at my Office in Grsngeville, op-
ps'eite FREE Press Office.
C. H. BRocKxAN,
Magnetic Healer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

The nomination Of Miss Permpal
French for . third term az state
school superintendent was = fitting
r. cpgnition 81 four years o. faithful
service as public servant In MI
stat. in the Union is the work III
her Office carried on more cOnsci-
entiously and more efficiently.
Idaho desires no change in its state
school superintendens. The same
rule appliea M Lewis ElsensOhn,
our county superintendent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25
Beware of the Knife

Noprofession has advanced nor,
more rapidly of late than snraor,,
ua. u should not be used EXCEPT
where absolutely necessary. In
cases Of piles, for example. it +
seldom needed. Dewitt's W;,oh
nazel salve cures quickly and ner.
"" unequaled for cuts.
o "urns' bruises, wounds, skin dis.
eases. Accept no counterfeits. "I
was 80 troubled with bleeding niles
'uae l lost much blood and
strength says J. c. Phillins 81
Paris, III. "DeWi,t's W;,aI NJ VI
s. oslve cured me in short time. !"
b.. vs.es ana heals. G A. Bone.
orake and Pearson & Wood
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-09-25

The republicans II Iowa, Mime
sota. Wisconsin and Idaho have Al
last realized that the democratic
contention that the tariff il the
mother II trusts il correct, and in
their state platforms they demand
\ revision Of tn. tariff and the put.
ting on the f'ee list Of every trust
manufactured article. Thi, is pre-.
cisely what William J. Bryan ad-
vocated when he was in congress
eleven years ago.