Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-11-12
Salmon river apples at Wade's.

Wade's.
Oranges, lemons, grapes, sweet
potatoes and other good things at
Wade's.
J. M. Shaw was up from Kamiah
this week On the case of the State
vs.. Ogan.
Bargains in maple syrup, rock
candy syrup and baking materials
at Wade's.
Miss Georgia Reed returned to.
day from a two weeks visit with
friends in Lewiston.
Grin Bentley is having lumber
hauled for new residence on his
Point farm west OF Tolo.
A moral wave has struck Weiser
and the city marshal has ordered
all gambling games closed.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Vincent went
to Moscow this week on business
connected with his newspaper at
Kendrick.
Miss Lora Smith of Ottmwa,
Iowa, came to Tolo last week on a
visit to relatives and friends. She
may remain all winter.
II. G. Sherwin has sold some
lots in his addition to A. s. Schrei-
Der a recent arrival from Oregon,
who will build a residence thereon.
Dan Worth who has been in the
Big Creek district 70. sometime
past has gone to New York, it is
reported, to promote big mining
deal.
Capt. Jas. Woodward has pur-
chased the residence property of F,
E. Fogg in this city, the consider
alton being 1925. Parker and
Young made the sale.
Parker & Young report the sale
Of 157 acres on the reservation
north of Denver to A. G. Rintcel,
who is now farming the Levi
White ranch Of 800 acres west of
town.
Peter Klappich, of Bismark, N.
d., arrived here this week to take
charge of some Of the farms owned
by ]. E Horton, and will engage
in the raising Of hogs. He likes
what he has seen of this prairie.
An official order has been sent
from the postoflice department for
a daily mail from Sites and
Grangeville, but there is no change
in the schedule and we will still be
unable to get mail in time to
answer it on the day Of arrival.
The citizens of Tolo are prepar-
ing to give big Thanksgiving
dance at their new school house,
the proceeds to be used in buying
new furniture. Tickets including
supper 100 Everybody cordially
invited.
Robert Kirkland, of Kamiah
was in town Saturday and made
this Office a pleasant call. He re.
ports considerable migration into
that part of Idaho county north Of
the Clearwater river and the coun.
try rapidly developing.
1t is reported that Elk City is to
have a newspaper. There is nc
doubt plenty to write about in that
thriving camp and if the forest ran
gers don't have the editor elected
for trespasing upon their reserve
he may build up profitable bust
ness.
The Clear creek road from Ia
hoe to Kooskia is rapidly nearing
completion and will probably b
finished this month. 1t will oper
up large agricultural country
that has heretofore been greatly
handicapped for want Of roads and
will mean a large increase in tn,
production of grain north Of tn,
Clearwater.
J. Z. Horton, late of Linton
N. D., but now of Spokane, was
here this week looking after hi
section and a half of land which
he has bought here in the pas
Is months. He has refused som,
offers for portion Of his holding
at material advance over tn,
cost, and is of the opinion that h,
has nothing to gain by selling a
prevailing prices.
Adams Camp, a road station o,
the way to Buffalo Hump conducte,
for many years past by David Pugl
has been sold to John Moore, a bro
ther-in-law of Frank Brown VIII,
has already taken possession. l
has always been popular stoppin,
place and is nicely situated to &C
commodate all travel either to tn
Hump or Florence. The pric
paid is said to have been $3.50
cash.
The paraphanalia and supple
for the institution of the Fraterna
Order of Eagles. which will occu
Wednesday evening, November Is
have been received 10y Frank Viii
son. All who have signed tn