Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-16

The New Maple Sap. 2-oz.
bottle of this delicious ex.
tract is sufficient to make
two gals. Maple Syrup.
To introduce Qf your grocer does not
keep IT. we will send OF. bottle for
Sc IN stamps. Crescent Mfg. Co.,
Beautiful eyes and handsome
faces are eloquent Communications.
Bright eyes are windows to q
woman's heart. Rocky Mountain
Tea makes bright eyes. 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets,
j. J. Pulse.
Clerk Amber, Of Grangeville
Camp No. 206, received a check
for $4,000 from the head camp
yesterday, in payment Of the claim
Of Mrs. Fred Knorr. The prompt
ness shown speaks we'll for the w.
o. W. as it is only three weeks
since the certificate of death was
sent in.
Mrs. d. s. 6assenbury entertain
ed the Give Hundred Club at
her home, Tuesday evening, at
luncheon, in honor Of Miss Laura
Wood. A very enjoyable evening
was spent by about sixteen young
ladies. The parlor was beautifully
decorated and the ripple Of music
and laughter sounded to the rythm
Of happy hearts.
George Manning, son Of J. P.
Manning Of this city, was the vic
tim of a very painful accident last
week while trying to catch a refrac-
tory horse. He threw a rope on
the animal and the coil caught his
hand throwing him to the ground,
seriously straining his wrist and
fracturing his left clavicle. DR..
Stockton attended to his injuries.
Joseph Basler, Thee. Hanch and
Anton Fisher have organized a
company under the corporate name
Of Grangeville Brewing Co. Limit
ed, and have bought Henry Wax's
Main Street property whereon they
will erect an up-to-date brewery.
Hanch and Fisher are both gradu-
ates Of brewing academys and they
propose to furnish Grangevile with
as fine an article Of beer as can be
obtained anywhere. The deal was
made by Parker Robertson Co.
Alexander Ross, Of Lucille was
adjudged insane by the probate
court on the 10th Inst. Mr.. Ross
is a common laborer, sixty years
Of age, has been a resident of the
Salmon river country for two years
past. 0. g. Comp Of Lucille wal
the complaining witness. The ole
mans condition is very pitiful, hi
feet having been badly burned BY
his thrusting them into camp fire
and afterwards when the fire had
died out, we're frozen.
John Mathison, a veteran min.
ing man of Idaho county, wal
doing business at the metropolil
last week. He owns considerable
mining property in the Newsome
creek mining district and also al
the Hump. His opinion of thu
Nugget Gulch proposition, near
Newsome, is very fiattering. HI
says the formation is the same a.
that OF the famous Hogan mine a
Orc Grand and pans even better.
The average values are only abou,
81 per ton but are much more uni
form than those of the Hogan
property.
Geo. NJ. Reed and wife returned
Tuesday from trip to Spokane,
Walla Walla and the coast cities.
Mr.. Reed reports considerable &C
tivity in Spokane, especially in
front street property, and say
that there is no question but wha
the Spokane and Inland Electric
railroad will be built from Spok
ane to Moscow next summer.
Seattle, he says, is veritable Chi
cago in thrift and progress Will
Portland and Walla Walla are b.
no means dead. The west certainly
has q great future before it. With
the Portland Fair, will come thous
ands OF homeseekers to view ou
broad valleys and fertile plains, {,
settle among us and become a com
ponent part of the great northwest
One of the most interesting case
that will come before the distric
court at the approaching term il
that Of Fred White vs. The FRS
National K OF Grangeville
wherin plaintiff asks damages {,
the amount Of $4,000. Plaintiff
sets up in his complaint that on
the Goth day of October, 1904, he
was the owner of certain shares O.