Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-04-10
nonthIy Weather Reporl

others.
Gov. Hunt has announced May
9 as Arbor day.
Fresh Lettuce, Onions. etc., at
the M. & NJ. Cash Store.
Standard Scale books for sale at
the FREE Press Office, 35 cents
each.
County commissioners meet in
regular quarterly session next
Monday.
The Right Family Liniment will
cure all aches, pains. Try a bottle
at the Right Drug Store.
Alexander and Freidenrich lead
ed four teams Monday for John
Nevin's store at Freedom.
The Right Headache Tablets
will cure that headache, manufac-
tured and sold by the Right Drug
Store.
The Lewiston land Office reports
for a summary of its March bust
ness Sc homestead filings, 81 final
proofs and 10 cash entrys. The
receipts for the sale of public lands
amounted TO s30,677.54 and the
fees and commissions s3,6l4.49
Charles Barger, who has been
driving the Grangeville-Stites stage
for the past year, left for Yosemite
Monday in response to telegram
calling him there to handle the
ribbons on one of the tourist stages
plying in the park.
f. A. Parisot was out from the
Hump this week and reports the
population and activity in that
camp as increasing all the time,
and preparations making for the
installation of the new mills on the
Wise Boy and Crackerjack prop
critics.
There was "a sharp advance in
the price of cattle and hogs in
Chicago markets at the beginning
of April, the top price for cattle
being $3.50 per 100 pounds, which
is the highest April price since
1882. Hogs sold at the record
price for the year Of s7.05.
Pete Francisco, democratic com.
mitteeman for Lowe precinct, was
visiting here Saturday and paid
the FREE PRESS IA pleasant call anu
incidentally renewed his subscrip-
ton for the old reliable. He re-
ports much land changing hands
on the reservation and very large
increase in the acreage under Guilt
walton.
"A neighbor ran in with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera,
and Diarrhna Remedy when my
son was suffering with severe
cramps and was given up as beyond
hope by my regular physician, whe
stands high in his profession
After administering three doses o.
it, my son regained consciousness:
and recovered entirely within
twenty-four hours" says Mrs
Mary Haller,of Mt. Crawford, Va
This Remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
Chas. } Hall, of Golf was il
town last week and Informs tn,
FREE Pass that they are enjoyin,
lovely spring weather along tn,
upper Salmon after one Of the mild
est winters ever experienced ever
lin that always temperate climate
Live stock came through TIN
winter without feeding and tn
loss was merely nominal He ais,
says that, the mining intererests o
the country along the Salmon ar
looming up in great shape, ant
that the installation of reduction
{ works on several properties i
expected this season.
J. G. Doss is putting in a wind
: mill on his fine 4S0-acre farm
;. west OF town, where he found frs
!, water at a depth of 270 feet am
2 second water at $40 feet. He no,
e has 80 feet of water in the well an
t is piping it to his house by win
power. Mr.. Doss has pulled on
Of the woods and is now in a pos
ton to take things easy for the res
OF his life. Only few years ag
he was about ready to give up, bu
: is now living ON Easy street, an
. he naturally thinks there is n
q country on earth quite so good a
old Camas Prairie.
Il There are mighty few towns
4 this state which cast larger vol
], at the municipal elections last wee
n than growing Grangeville. II
q fact that $40 votes were cast hel
:. is an indication of the size of tn
J. village and will go far toward di
" abusing the minds OF those WI
t. have an idea that Grangeville
II a little one-horse backwoods tow
a. The fact is that Grangcville
9. about the sixth town in the sta
& in population and taxable propert
and it will surprise many Of o
citizens to learn that one-sixth
ps the entire taxable property in Ida
e. county is derived from Grangevi
precinct.