Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-08-27
Wanted-Eggs at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.

wear tailor made clothes. Toney
the Tailor.
A complete line of fall and win
, ter goods for mems tailor mad
suits. See Toney, the Tailor.
Mrs. T. Fl. Bartlett and daughte
Barbara left yesterday on visit t,
friends in the Newsome Mimi,
district.
The most prevailing cloths fol
this seasons wear are Zebiline
Inspect the line at Alexander &
Freidenrich's.
Harris & Wright sold the John
Nc Coy ranch Of 100 acres last Fri.
day to Henry Ewing, who came
here short time ago from Iowa.
The long dry spell was broken
Saturday evening by a slight rain
fall, followed by day or two Of
cooler weather than has prevailed
for some time.
Services will be held in the First
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Sept. 9th. Rev. Hedley H. Wicker,
the new pastor, will preach morn
lug and evening.
Rev. Headley Fl. Wicker, who is
TO be the new pastor for the First
Presbyterian Church at this place
is expected to arrive from New
York some time next week.
Trinity Church Sunday School
III a. m. and services at II a. m.
next Sunday. Rev. Willard II, |
Roots will hold services in Kooskia
school house at 8 O'Clock D. m.
Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Moser has disposed
If her hotel interests at Palouse
'lty and will return to growing
irangeville in the near future.
hrs. Moser at one time cond ucted
boarding house here and it is
ften said that she set a table that
uited everyone. i
A group of claims at the mouth
Profile and Quartz creeks has
cen purchased by w. M. Lucas
Beaumont, Texas, DR.. F. G..
enk OF st. Louis, and w. j. Evans
Terre Haute, Ind. The pur.
base was $3.50, 900. A large force ,
men will be employed to COM
'ence development work immedi-
tely.
Dan Baird, proprietor Of a livery L
able at Council, was in the CITY n
ssterday, having brought through :
'ecial agent Tower of the general <
nd office who is inspecting the Il
'untry on both sides of the Salmon Y
YER to the state boundary line, c.
It'll the view of including that n
untry in another forest reserva- Z
IN.
Henry Rambo was up from ii
AXE river this week on business
p and reports fine hay and fruit
op along the banks of that stream.
wing to the lack Of rain the range :
hardly up to its usual good con-
ion in this section, but there are
untiful crops of hay stored for "
y OF the contingencies likely to C
Sc during a hard winter. Ii
g. X. Reed took the stage for 4,
wiston the first of the week. i.
:. Reed was made an offer Satur. r.
for the Jersey Housa from a In
ALA Walla man. The offer was su
!, 1000 which Mr.. Reed accepted
q the prospective buyer returned IA
Walla Walla to make arrange Oh
nts for the payment.
Seth l.. Cowen was out from his -
artz claims located on the old La
z Perce trail, about Is miles east -
Ryans, on Red river. The part
interested are S. L. Cowen, Sta
IN Crooks, Dave Sassenbery and Re
p. Cone. They have an enor- D.,
us ledge and are satisfied that 81,
ir claims are not far behind the A a.
Buffalo in quantity and quality s I,s
,re. Con- Con-
Coz
Viii q. Brown, manager of the Cor Cor
lcord Mining COMPANY. started
the Hump this morning. At -
sent there is force of men at .
K on the Ajax claim, driving a Ja ID
BILE compartment shaft and also 4
'ting large hoist. Mr.. Brown Ii
accompanied to the Hump BY -
kubel, of the U. S. census bu-
l, who is going in to make an IN
of the best properties. =
arrest Bentley, of near Tolo. ,
extracting cork from a lug '
W days ago with pocket knife
in some mysterious way the t
e slipped and cut a deep flesh p
nd over the heart. The blade O
ne knife penetrated the flesh Y
'ly two inches. He now has &
version for the sight of cork G
G.
DOT. Jones, Of the firm of Bales .
mes, who has been travelling you S
having a GOOD ,;ma naa. eSnSeS Of c
rned home Fr;dav Ha ,c,, city
irst of tho u.aL g.. 'oi' ordi