Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22

A large number of people from
near Warren have been in towl
this week attending the Wettel
trial.
Jack Mcleod arrived here yes
terday from Thunder Mountain
He reports wagons coming into thu
camp over the new state road ani
more men at work than ever befor,
in the history Of the camp.
Robert Jones will leave today
for Meadows where he goes e
gather . shipment Of beef cattle
He will ship to Portland Wis
Weiser. The firm will also shiT
several car loads from Sites with.
in few days.
Miss Matte Couch who has had
charge of the telephone Office here
for the past year has rendered hel
resignation and left Sunday fol-
her old home in Kansas. Miss
Alice Cogan succeeds her as man.
ager.
Westward the orb OF glory takes
it's way, Wisconsin 10 the state you
hear everybody say, its made itself
famous by the one great stride.
Rocky Mountain Tea has made it's
name world wide. j. j. Pulse.
Herbert Brash was brought be-
tore Judge Vineyard Monday
chaged with killing cattle belonging
to E. E. Squires. Owing to some
of their witnesses being long dis
lance away the case was continued
until the 3Oth OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jack arrived
her yesterday from Wenatchee and
will remain some time. Mr.. Jack
formerly was manager Of the water
company and he and his accomp-
lished wife have many friends in
this city.
just received the following: A
car Of salt, car Of oil, car Of canned
goods, car A Star A shingles, car
nails and barb wire. Now is the
time to buy your fall and winter
We can save you money
at the Big Buffalo Cash store, w.
F. schmadeka, Prop.
N. B. Pettibone, democratic
nominee for county commissioners,
with J. NJ. Shessler and John
passed through Grange
vile Saturday enroute to Adams
camp where Mr.. Pettibone has
mining properties.
John w. Retter arrived here last
night from New Castle, Colorado,
and will 60 into the Hump to ar
range for the removal of the re-
mains of his brother to the east.
His brother was lost in a snow
storm three years ago and only
lound last month.
George w. Good was tax en- be.
fore Police Judge VINEYARD charged
with being drunk and dieorderly
and after being given . jury trial
was fined $40 and costs which
amounted to nearly $40. Good
refused to pay the fine and gave
bonds and will carry the case to
The district court.
j. j. Pulse received q fine box
II fruit last week from ]. P. Codes
'anch near Denver in which there
vas a supply OF peaches Of excel
emit coloring and flavor. Peaches
nave, for several years, been sue
grown in Grangeville and
Ilong the foot OF the mountains,
nut it is rare case to get really |
'ood peach from the prairie.
Mr.. Alloys Claassen arrived here |
asst week to engage with J. II. |
BOSNIAN in farming the 400 acres |
ecently purchased by Dr.. Gruber, |
# Iowa, from Gee Bros. The
entlemen will put more stock on
he place and run it to its full pro.
'uctive capacity. The think Cam
8 Prairie is the garden spot Of the
arth.
VIM. Wylie arrived here Friday
rom the Black Lead country where
e has been spending the summer
respecting. He has located sew
raj promising properties and be-
ewes there is the making of . good
amp in that district. Mr.. Wylie
WINS q stock ranch on the upper
above Elk City and is
ranging to spend part Of the
inter there.
DR.. Bibby has been appointed by
Fov. Morrison as q delegate to the
International congress Of military
lrgeons, which will meet at ST.
'ouis from Oct. 10 to Is, and the
octor has decided to attend with /
is wife and take in the proceed |
'gs. DR.. Bibby was for many 7
sars q surgeon at old Fort Lapwai a
a the Nex Perez indian reserys- 9
on when garrison was main. Q
lined there, and as he has not had ?
vacation in 80 years Of arduous b
'actice he will doubtless enjoy the r
ip, besides gaining much vslus. r
e medical informe< &c., ~ IC