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preach at Camp Memorial chapel Sunday

preach at Camp Memorial chapel Sunday
morning.
Mrs: Jacob stoft invites the ladies of the
church Of the .Redeemer to picnic with her
at her Minnetonka home Solsberg Point,
Wednesday. Train leaves the Minneapolis
The first of the Meadville- Farview thimble
Dees was given on Wednesday at the home
Deing Mines. Couch, H. w. Emerson, Stiles
r. Jones End Harry Whittier. There were
thirty eight guests and the mornin was spent
+. n. Stacy and music by Miss Joseph 4 The
next tumble bee will be entertained BY Mines,
henry henry Ritchic, Harry Jones, Fred Clark and
Bowling at the Excelsior casino is no longer
a spasmodic form of amusement with some
20 nee bv Mnss nna tor club has been
Heck Nee. Merriman and F. N. Stacy that
VII! bowl every Tuesday morning One alley
Viii WI pc pc reserved for the women and another
LOT the chlldren. party of the Sampson
house guests play regularly every morning.
Mrs. F. N. Stacy entertained small card
party of four tables to-day at her Fairyiew
cottage. - - :"
Mrs. 3. L.asacre will entertain Wednesday
ct New York, who is visiting her sister,
MIS- F. G. James. Mrs. Willis is former
Minneapolis sst woman. whose husband was
in the Holland house, New York
Mr. Mr. and Mrs: NJ. S. Miller of Des Moines
carried the party to it's Destination tic i The
guests were Mr. and Mrs M. Marks M,
and Mrs. S. Joseph, Miss Joseph, Miss Dora
Pfaum and Hugh Leavitt
The estate Of C.. X. Fulton at zumbra
Heights Is being improved and beautified
This This = summer u Among the latest improve
which will make passable a walk along the
bluffs above the lake. pavilion will be
erected at high point. which will COM
The Palmer house at zumbra Heights has
the distinction Of being situated on the high
Minnetonka. From the roof Of this hotel
an almost unbstructed view of upper and
lower lakes, with their innumerable bays
and islands. may be enjoyed. Mrs. N. Pal
possible for the comfort of ner guests. and
the place is an ideal lake resort Amone
the =, Minneapolis people at the hotel are A.
r. p. Wilson. F. c. Zahn, Mrs E. "
Reee g Tcrr - L L. Goxsy, Helene enc schirmer
Miss < Bowen, Chris Thomson aa N Mr. su and
Mrs +. c. Shepard. Eleanor Worrell. Mr.
and Mrs. H. R Morrison. R. H. Broadieni
Rev: Il; A. johnson and Mrs. johnson OF
New Richmond. MINI, are at the Palmer
| house, zumbrota Heights. for the season
Miss M. A. Simpson of. Winnipeg arrived !
short time ago and will remain for the
summer. The steamer Mayhower makes
regular trips in the upper lake and stops al
| the dock Of the Palmer house five times :
day. Mrs; L. Nudge and family. who
arc spending the summer at the Palmer
house, are making visit with friends al
/ Austin. Miss Elizabeth Hensel and two
brothers will arrive from St. Paul this
week and will remain for the season.
new acetylene gas plant has Just been in
stalled in the Palmer house. =
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4 Mrs. Ed Fuller entertained at luncheon
to-day in honor OF Miss Lou Farnsworth,
who leaves next week for her home In the
east. Garden flowers lent a charm to the
rooms. Covers were laid for fourteen.
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WILLARD. W. C. T. u. ELECTION.

The Willard w. C.. T. U. has elected the
following officers: President, Mrs. ]. v.
Ellis; e-president, Mrs. B. c.. Newcomb;
recording secretary, Mrs. ]. w. MacKeen;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. =. T. Hall;
treasurer, Mrs. n. A. Watson; superintend-
ents, evangelical, JAIL prison and press,
M. L. Clarke; flower mission. Mrs. B. c.
Newcone; medal contest, Mrs. MacKeen;
literature, social and red letter days, Mrs.
]. j. Hogan; woodsmen, Mrs. McMath. Mrs.
spoke Cor few moments.
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spasmodc form of amusement with some
OF the Fairview women, for club has been
formed by Mines. Fred Clark. Henry Ritchie
HeGk McC. Merriman and F. N. Stacy that
VIII DC reserved for the women and another
1or the children. party Of the Sampson
mouse guests play regularly every morning,
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Low Rates Nest.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on Aug. LIST to 14th, Inclusive, sell
tickets to San Francisco, Cal, at greatly
reduced rates. For full Information apply
to L. C. Rains, GenI Agent, Cor. Nicollet
Ave and 5th st., Minneapolis.
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Coming your way You certainly will
say SO If you have any occasion to adj
vertise and use the Journal Want Col
umns-
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LAKE ;MINNETONKA

At the Lafayette club house great many
guests are expected on account of the game
with the Minikahda Golf club team. Every
available room in the house will be occupied
will be a good number of social functions
Dinnerparties galore have been planned and
the dance afterwards will be brilliant af-
fair.
On Friday evening an informal musical was
given at the club house, and the excellent
musical program brought cottagers from near
and far to the club. Miss Gertrude Hale and
Scott Woodwork, who are we'll known for
their musical abilities had arranged the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Abbott will be at the
club until Aug. /.
j. L. Shul will spend two weeks at tho
club and will go to the Minnetonka club for
another two weeks.
Gethsemane church Sunday school held it's
annual picnic at Spring Park Wednesday.
The Victor was chartered for the day, taking
the young people on cruises of the: lake.
The management of the Excelsior casino
has added two hops to the weekly schedule,
and now hops will be conducted on Monday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. 1t
has been found expedient to charge Is cents
admission for ladies and children who wish
day, July 70. the hall will be used by the
Clan Gordon, of Minneapolis. About 600
Scots will be here, as the Clan holds its
picnic that day, and number of Scottish
dances viii! be performed. There will be- no
concert by the orchestra that afternoon.
On Wednesday evening over 200 visitors and
cottagers from around the the lake attended
the casino hop. The fine condition of the floor
and the good orchestra music make the events
enjoyable In every way.
Bishop and Mrs. Edsall will be at Min
netonka Beach Sunday. The bishop will
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Nourishing away wrinkles blemishes;
satin- Skin Cream gives lovely complex
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annual picnic at Spring Park Wednesday
The Victor was chartered for the day, taking
the young people on cruises of the: lake.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

xGaSONAL AMI SOC4AL,s
F. Ryenhard has returned from Milwaukee
Miss Rosamond Luger Of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. &. Kehr. IL
4, Mrs Samuel Hunter, Jr., has returned from
Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. a. Miner Of Chicago is the guest OF
Mrs. G. E. Hall has gone east. She will
return about Aug. 1. $3.50,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald of Oakland, CAL,
are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs: Harry Conkey have returned
from trip on the Great Lakes.
Miss Mae Reilly, of Second street NE, Is
visiting Duluth and West Superior.
Miss Lou A. Moore left last evening to visit
her brothers at Boston and New York.
Mrs. a. X. Trask has returned from Ramsey,
where she, was the guest of. relatives.
Mrs. T.. Kintzinger,s of Chicago, Ill. is the
guest Of Mrs. Greten, 1I01 Sixth street N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald are entertaining as
their guest John n. Lane, of Omaha, Neb
her sister, Mrs. A. Clarke Of Vine place.
Mr. and Mrs: Ellie McMickel from Winnipe.
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. Danley.
MRS ys se Mrs. Ruaaf s9n. sn g s. stea
Mfr ina and dns Mrs Wagner & Dubuque Iowa
street
o osi, ''* nafiie' avenue tomorrow at
Carlton Pillsbury has returned from Danyille,
w., where he went to attend the marriage OF his
Misses Florence and Gertrude Sly have re-
turned from three weeks visit to friends in
Hudson.
Mrs. 7. S. Chamberlain, of ROCKFORD, H., is
visiting her niece, Mrs. G. c. Rice, 1161 Seventh
street S.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lougee and daughter have
returned et q, from the White Mountains and Peak $
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnston Of the Virginia
are spending July and August at the spa1ding
Hotel In Duluth
Mrs. ". E; Pilkington and son Clay ton. left
guests of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott coe have returned from
their trip to Denver, Colorado Springs and Glen
wood Springs, Col. 5.sz {.
Mrs. D. 4 Stu sta.teyant =, and Miss Esther u.
brother, L. G. Lawrence Of Vine place 80 -
The The Lucy Hayes W G. =: will give lee
Of Mrs. Westfall, 1922 Fifth avenue s. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Van yalkenburg, of La
Porte; Iowa, are visiting at the home Of Jesse
Van Valkenburg, 1909 Irving avenue s..
Miss Annie Walton and Miss Mary Walton. Of
| Rockford. ILL.,. are the guess OF their cousin,
Miss Jessie Carter, of Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Van Koughnet, of st. An.
thony Park, have returned from Montreal and
other eastern points, where they spent three
weeks. ~ - =
G. ]. Larkin, of Rock Island, Ill, accompanied
DS ms Two daughters, Anna Irene and Hattie,
/ nue. Sc 81 30 y =
Plymouth chapter, No. 10. o. p. S.. will give
/ thimble bee at the home Of Mrs. John s. Cal
/ der, Ills Nineteenth avenue NJ Wednesday after
nooon at 2 o'clock. ~. : !.
O. g. Knox, the clothing and furnishing goods
/ buyer for the Glass Block, has just retIrnef
1 from Morrison, ILL.,. where he went to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Northwestern .people at New York hotels are
/ Minneapolis --Broadway Central, II. y. Weidner
/ NJ. u Burkhardt; Grand Union, ii. ". Gressong
Criterion, h g. Schoonrnaker; Waldorf, N. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

la information del iefe lie Ia Policfa
insular que presta servicios en- Maya
gQeZ.2
Esta actitud de Mateo Faiardo ha
sidO desfavorabemente comentada, pues
tanto 6l, como toda la sociedad de Ma
yagilez, conocen al senior don Tomas
Manzano sus hijos, uno de los cua-
les, ell doctor don Marcos A. Manzano,
desempefIa Ia plaza de Official de Sanidad
en- Caguas, distingui6ndoso todos por su
correctIsino proceder.
To que hay en- ell fondo de este in
cidente no pasan de ser rastrerfas de ca
racter polftico, por tratarse dc IN adj
versario del celeb6rrimo Mateo, que hoy
purg3, fuera de la alcaldia, sus intransi-
jencias, errores y desaciertos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
L-IBROS

Hemos sido obsequiados con dos
obras literarias que acaban de publican
sc en- ell pals.
Mancha dei0d0 novels de Jose Elias
Lewis; Csentos & 5mpresioaes dc jose
Calder6n Aponte.
Ambos son escritores conocidos que
luchan con ardor poTs realizar ohras de
meritos,
No hemos tenido tempo para leer
esos lihros, de los cuales nos ocuparemos
mas extensamente.
Enviamosla sus autores las mas ex-.
presivas graeias por Ell obsequio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
FL deSpe(hO de un (aldO

Con este epfgrafe publica un suelto
nuestro coIaga <La Voz de la Patriap de
Mayagiiez. en- que refere un incidente
ocurrido entire ell apreciable joven don
Luis Manzano Mateo Faiardo cuando
este era AIcalde de aquella ciudad.
III sefIor Manzano, cuya conducta
es intachable, sc presento en- Ell despa-
cho del alcalde en- solicitud de permiso
para tener alberto su estabiecimiento de
cigarros y licores hasta las doce dc la
noche
Mateo Fajardo, dando suelta 4 sus
inquinas politicas, lie respondi6 EN- tono
brusco sque no saba 81 su condncta era
buena mala " que era necesario Is pre-
sentaci6n de un escrito para someterlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
ABSUELTO

DE uestr0 Corresponsal de Huma-
Gao, hemos recibdo hoy ell siguiente te
legrama, que insertamos con gran salts
faccion:
eDEMo MoCRACIA.--C
Veredicto Jurado, juico mi hernia
no Casimiro. SNo culpabie.o
f. MARoUEz RoIG.s
Nosotros esperabamos tan justa re-
soluci6n, una vez que las prUebas pre-
sentadas { favor del joven Marquee,
eran irrefutables.
FL ,Jurado, para apreciar mejor los
bcchos, traslad6se al mismo sitio donde
ell doloroso suceso habiase yerificado.
Feiicitamos cordialmente al sefior
don Casimiro Marquee Roig y su
apreciable familia.
De la muerte del dese raciado Pou-
part. no podrfa ser responsible ell joven
MARQUEE, una vez que este tenIa dere-
cho dc defender su propia existcncia:
ti6nenla los iefes magnates republica-
nos. que no solo Poupart, sino otros
muchos, imbuyero. ideas demag6gicas y
criminales.
Contemplense en- sus hazanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
SGUE LA TRANA
CONTRA FL JEFE HAMILL
10 De LA FARMAcIA De DON GUILE
TODD Falcon meten las nayices donde huee dabar

Los republicanos no So paran
on barras.
Han emprendido una campa-
ra sucia Y asquerosa contra ell jefe
de la policfa Mr.. Hamill.
Es ell sistema que han segnidO
siempre contra sus adyersarios.
FaltOs de argumentOs Y de razo-
nes, van derechito al insulto per-
sOnal, y Sc cuelan on las vidas prl-
vadas sin yer que las suyas estan
llenas de lodo y podredumbre. q
De ahf que para combatir al
jefe Hamill, que no les permite los
abusos a que tan acostumbrados
estab ban, le llamen 6OrTdchO. tiber-
t1a0 e IMMORAL, como 81 tOdos esOs
prshombres republicanos que ga
rrapatean en- The Sun fueran mo-
delo de virtudes publicas Y priva-
das.
Despu6s de 10 de la plaza del
MereadO viene 10 de las sillas que
SO colocaban en- la farmacia del
celeb6rrimo don Guile.
FL alcalde Todd, echandoseIas
de fantoche- -siempre 10 fu6 don
Garcia-pasa una communication IL
iefe Hamill suplicand0le hiciera
cumplir las Ordenanzas municipal
les en- 10 referente q dejar expedi-
Ia la via pt1blica, puea unos cuantos
p0rd5O8eYOS, parandos8 en- los so
portales del Ayuntamiento, A impe-
dian de noche ell traDsito.
III jefe Hamill llama al sar-
gentO Schettini le ordena cum
plir La siplica que SO le hacfa. Di-
rfgese a dicho sitio el se1or Sche-
ttini; hace desalojar a los pordio-
seros; perO nota al mismO tempo
que la acera cOntigua, 8 sea la de
la farmacia Guiliermety, esta com
pletamente obstrufda por grupos
Gle personals, unas de pie y otras
sentadas en- sillas; Y como la poll
cfa no debe hacer distinciOnes en-
ire DOTdiOserOs Y gente de levita,
sc dirige on buenas fOrmas d aque-
Hos grupos y les hace comprender
que estan faltandO a las Ordenan-
zas municipales.
Pero ioh sorpresa! ell primer
tertuliano que esta ALI faltando a
esas ordenanzas, es el propio alcal-
de Roberto Todd, quien sin duda
creyo que las tales ordenanzas So
10 debfan r6gir para los infelices
pordioserOs que lie interrumpen el
paso cuando Sc dirige, con tOda su
prosopopeya, al Ayuntamiento.
Y los republicanOs arman Ell
gran g,lir5gay, porqne la tertulia
se componia de los prominontos
ciudadanos, flor y nata de 10 aris
tocracia capitalefla, Miguel Cane
Has, Pepe Bazan, Cruz Castro, Pc
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GRO OOIn0Z7 V1c0nC0 Ul1lIOI, WA
nuel Egozcue Roberto Todd.
Hay que reventar al jefe
Hamill -dijoron los coa'1Ot06IO8.
Alguien dijo Que en- Cayey vi
We un captain frances-americano,
enemigo personal de Hamill, el
cual podfa proporcionar ciertos da-
tos, algo sucios, contra este.
Y en- el acto, el alcalde Todd,
abandonando sus deberes, y el
abogado del pueblo { lease turbas)
Ramon Falcon, fletan IN coche y
pc trasladan ell sabado & Cayey q
conferenciar con ell franc6s-ameri-
cano, ell cual no es ningl1n decha-
do de virtudes.
Y dfcese, que una vez en- Ca
yey, los senores Todd Y Falcon,
que son afcionados a los perfumes
fuertes, tuvieron que meter las
narices en- cierto pOsO negro que
despedia un Olor que no Sc parece
al del ambar, imitando en- este q
aquel famoso jefe de La polic1a de
Paris Mr. Clement. que 81 Sc ira
taba de buscar IN feto, una sOrtija
8 algun otro objeto EN- el fondo de
algur poso negro, era 81 quien Sc
encargaba de la operacion, con
tai ardor y tai orgullo, que SO re-
mangaba las rnangas, meta las
manos hasta Ell codo y revolvfa
toda la inmundicia hasta que To-
graba hallar ell objeto perdido.
Tai parece que es ahOra La mi
c,iH 1n lOl, TlNOGI " Eo l0HJ0
cuyO excelente olfatO Dios conser-
We pOr muchos amos.
A tales asquerosidades, que
nos repugna siqui8ra relatar, des-
cienden 8sas gent9s, en- su afan
de buscar algo que sirva de base d
La calumnia y la infamia, mission
que deb0rla ropugnar q tOda per
soma culta.
Pero es 10 que ellos diran; un
escandalo pas 5qu6 importa, 81 a
diario los Venimos dandO!
Y preguntamo5; 3ol pueblo de
San Juan paga al abogadO Falcon
Y alcalde Todd sus su0ldOs, para
que salgan por los pueblos de la
lsla en- asuntos que NADIA tienen
que yer con los cargos que des9m-
pe1an?
;Es para ESQ que Mr.. Hunt
nombro alcalde de San Juan d
Roberto Todd, cuando habla per-
sonas de mayor talla pol1tica, SO
cial 6 intellectual para ocupar ese
dificil cargo?
2Hasta cuandO tendremos que
por ell tango que van
los republicanos por to-
das parties?
Pobre pals
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Agradecido

Ell vecino Ramon Fonseca nos su-
plica demos en- su nombre las gracias al
Lcdo. don Lorenzo Gimenez Garcia por
ell desinter6s Y ell talento que la mostra-
do en- la defensa de la causa que Sc lie se-
gufa por supuesta seduction de la joyen
Maria Santiago, defensa que lley6, hasta
obtener un fallo absolutorio para ell Sr.
Fonseca.
Queda este complacido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

MARITIME hasido
lha
el elservci mon ntando ounH sta aursnt aF
m6dics Iimpaza
len q
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
A National Bank.

John P Volmer has been grant
ed a charter for a national bank in
this city. 1t is not known here
just when it will open or what the
capitalization will be as the details
have probably not yet been ar
ranged There is little doubt but
that it will absorb the Bank of
Grangeville and most likely be con-
Quoted in the same building as Mr..
Vollmer is q large owner in this
bank,
All are cordially invited to the
services Of the NJ. f. church Sun
day. The subject for the evening
service will be "Man Traps"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-01-15

County Treasurer Robertson this
week RENTED $12,810.0l to the
state, being all due from Idaho
county for the year 1902.
Arrangements are being made
for a big dance in the old court
house at Mt. Idaho on Friday
evening, January %. Tickets in
Guiding supper, 81.
The joint installation Tuesday
evening of the Woodmeh and La
dies Circle at the Masonic hall was
one of the most enjoyable events
of the winter. A most delightful
evening is reported by all present.
NJ. v. Jackson returned yester-
day from a months visit in San
Francisco. Mat .Geary who &C.
companied him went on to Los
Angeles TO visit his brother, but
will be back here in about month.
Joe Yates was q pleasant bust
mes caller at this Office yesterday.
Mr.. Yates is one of Idaho county's
men who have grown up on the
prairie, and by pluck and industry
placed himself in the front ranks
OF our prosperous.
What is it? Apple social. When
is it? Tuesday. Jan. 20, at 1880.
Where is it? Trinity parish house.
BY whom given? st. Agnes guild.
For whom given? You. Why?
To get the B. A. p. or s A. P. or
the P. A. P. Admission 25c.
Firman D. Davidson is up from
Kamiah this week, having sold his
blacksmith shop there, and In all
probability he will again locate
here. He has been quite low with
lung fever for some time past and
is compelled to seek higher alti-
tude where the air Is dryer than
along the river.
The new county officers all took
the oath Of Office Monday and began
business as though they had always
been there. The new board OF
commissioners organized by elect
ing George Simon chairman and
Immediately went to work. An
unusual amount Of work is before
them and the session will probably
last two or three weeks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
A Public Initiation.

The next social feature in this
city will be given by the Adelphics,
the boys club of the Congrega-
tioual church, Thursday, January
%, at the church parlors. The
boys have a secret society and have
consented to hold an open session
of their lodge, appearing in their
official robes, exemplifying the
workings Of the order and initial
ing q new candidate for the edifica.
tion of those present. Come and
have a hearty laugh and see the
inner workings of boy life. AID.
mission 25c; refreshments 1Oc.
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The Latest Books at Gees.

Nelson Macarthur is up from his
Salmon river ranch.
Charles Smith came out from
Newsome yesterday.
Mrs. Nelson Macarthur left yes
terday for a visit with relatives in
Texas.
Father Kremers will hold serv-
ices in the Catholic church in this
city next Sunday, January Is.
G. J. Hall has opened meat
market in the Ailshie building
opposite the Bank of Camas Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pilkenton
returned yesterday from Pendleton
where they have been visiting
friends.
S. G. Fisher returned to mines
on the Clearwater to day after a
few weeks visit with his family in
this city.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Kasper Sprute and
Miss Clara Dasenbrock, both of
Keuterville.
While the merchants are having
clearance sales, S. NJ. Jones is sell
ing meat at prices that defy com
petition. Give him your order.
III l., J;oe oe tbn NJ 7, ohuroh
are arranging to have Martha
Washington tea on Feb. 81. They
will hold a sale at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilkinson
left yesterday, the former on
business trip to Spokane and the
latter to visit friends in Pullman.
They will be absent two or three
weeks.
The Great Clearance Sale of the
Big Buffalo Cash store will cGm-
mence January and close Febru-
airy /, 1903. Everything will go
at greatly reduced prices except
the grocery department. w. +. s.,
proprietor.
w. III. Zumwalt, one of Denver's
most prosperous farmers, was
caller at this Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Zumwalt is unalterably opposed
to the creation of a new county
as mapped out by the Nez Perez
town site boomers.
j. G. Stephens came near meet
ing with a serious accident Tues
day. While in town his team be-
came frightened at the steam wood
saw and turned the buggy over,
Mr.. Stephens to the
ground, but fortunately not hurt
ing. The team demolished the
buggy and will cause quite fnan-
cial loss.
J. G. Mcdonald and Miss Lydia
Blyth were married in Lewiston
asst Thursday evening, Rev. Gwinn
officiating. The groom is brother
If G. Il. Mcdonald of this city, and
mas large number of friends with
whom the FREE Press joins in
the happy couple a long
md prosperous welded life. They
will make their home in Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
REMARKS ABOUT ROADS.
Denver Man Says the Condi-
tons Are Deplorable.

DENVER, Idaho, Jan. 1.-THE
condition of our roads is deplora-
BILE. Our county commissioners
will do the public q great service
by constructing culverts on our
principal roads. The road district
east OF here has not had super
visor for five or six years. This
year we have none, and with the
amount of taxes paid by these dis
tricts the condition Of the roads is a
standing disgrace. II few of our
dollars we're appropriated to the
districts paying taxes it would not
result in such wholesale DISPOSE
ton to create new counties. The
people who pay the freight seem to
receive the least benefit, and our
new commissioners should act &C.
cordingly and avoid this serious
dissatisfaction and discomfort.
Mr.. Lisle OF the Standard was
visiting in Denver last week.
Mrs. 81. Harper has rented the
Idaho hotel and is conducting a
fine business in her new quarters.
Miss Matte Rowe is confined to
her room with a severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Abraham White, an old pioneer
OF the prairie, is visiting friends
here. He owns q ranch near Rus
sell, Idaho.
The Denver and Tolo literary
clubs will meet Friday evening,
January %, to discuss the ques-
ton, Resolved, That circumstan.
ces make more men great than
ability"