Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-08-11

Whits Dird.
Ns. =. v. DSll pstarlsd sat6r.
day from . trip to'Ssndpoint
Henry wsxr rs>nrned yeslerday
from . Wip 70 SPOKANE and Lswis-
ton.
IT'S said . bottle and . glAss
Will make . person nDellow
Bot Rocky Mountain Teas the
drink
That livens up . fellow.
John J. Pulse.
Charles A. Hackney, editor Of
the Mesdow's Eagle, pssse d
through here Sunday, enroute to
Moscow to attend the republican
state convention. We acknow-
ledge . fraternal call.
Frank g. Eames opened up his
new grocery st0re in tho 0rabsky
building this week. He has . very
desirable stock Of Hrst-class gro.
ceries and queensware and will
without doubt do . good business.
E. L. Kilen, Of Moscow, has &C.
cepted . position with the new
bank and has been In tho city for
the past week. The fixtures are
expected daily and the insti tution
will soon be ready for business.
Fred Leo arrived from the Hump
Sunday afternoon, departing on
the evening stage for Spokane for
. weeks sojourn. M. lse reports
the compressor plant Of the Concord
Mining Co. successfully installed
aud running In first-class order.
Mrs. @. II. Jennings, Boston
"Our babies (twins), were sickly.
Had several doctors, but no results.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
made them strong and robust. "
30 cents. Tea or tablet form.
John }. Pulse.
Among the recent registrations
1t the Idaho building 1t the 1t.
Lonis fair are the following: Mr..
and Mira. 81. b. Nnxoll, Ootton-
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Crosby,
3rangeville; Mrs. VIM. Hohaus.
Miss Paula HOhaus, and Miss
ailda Hohaus.
You need clean healthy bowels |
ust a. much % pure, wholesome |
God; without either, You cannot
teep we'll. Hnllister's Rocky |
Tea eliminates all i'm.
'urities. Tea or tablets. 36I
'eDts. John j. Pulse.
Dr.. w. 81. Woodruff, Of Mound.
lille, West Virginia, arrived here
Tuesday night and left this morn.
ne with Matt Gilbert to look over
he mining camps Of this county.
hey will visit Buffalo Hump and
darshall lake and expect to be
bsent two or three weeks.
Ladies' Of our city and country
eneralty will be pleased to exam.
ne the systeme for designing and
ompleting dressmsking and trim
hing which are now on exhibition
t the Bargain Store by Miss Perry
Tho has taught IL for eight years.
iiss Perry has been . public
pacher in schools of seven states
nd will do justice to her pupils in
his work. au Ali Il
Henry Meyer has ct length
truck plenty Of water on his fine
srm west Ut town. He has been
il for several years, and last I
ear he attained . depth Of 400
'et without finding the precious
quid. Recently he started up /
~ drill again. and was burning
is last firewood when the boys
Ut the water 1T depth Of 44O feet \
nd there is now 20 feet OF water
tn. bottom, and still rising. =
his will add many hundreds Of .
'llsrs to the value of his farm. !
I'D is another illustration of the
d adage that patience and Dor. I
verance conquer all things.
Numerous depredations b aveIC
zen committed in the Prairie View
metery recently, and ~ . result g
number Of complaints have been !
ade. While the gat~s remain I
cked, stock gains entrance and
ses. ehrubbery and flowers are
strOyed. In other instances =
'wers and shrubs have beeu dug
} and removed. 1t il reported
ut . horse was tied to . grave
for three days. Depre-
ti0ns Of this character are out.
genus sud the psrpstTstors should
diligently prosecuted, Our bur-.
grounds should not be deRled
d dispoiied by such vandals,
Inting, N 10 self evident, in ali
Q elements Of decency and pro- .
iety. .