Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-02-09

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School Superintendent E. A.
Carpenter was visiting schools in
the Cottonwood country the past
week. The teachers, he says, seem
to favor che idea Of an educational
exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition.
There's pretty girl in an Alpine
hat,
A sweeter girl with q sailor brim,
But the handso NEST girl you'll ever
see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea. J. J. Pulse.
When you need anything at q
barber shop, don't forget Hogan,
the barber.
The music pupils Of Miss Julia
Baker and elocution pupils Of Miss
Wineland gave q recital at the M.
e. church last Friday evening.
About 200 invited guests were pre-
sent. The performance reflected
credit upon the teachers as well as
the pupils.
1t makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you,
if you are troubled with headache
constipation, kidney or liver troub-
les, HOLSTERS Rocky Mt. Tea will
make you we'll.
J. J. Pulse.
When your whiskers hurt you
60 to Hogan the Barber. He don't
need the money, though.
Butchers and others are putting
up large quantities Of exceptional
good ice for use in the coming dog
days. Mr.. Nprss has put up more
than twice his usual quantity and
hopes to have enough to fill the de-
mands Of all his customers the
coming season.
E. L. Hollingshead, manager of
the Weyant Mining Co., operating
on Rapid River, writes from the
east that all checks issued by him
for the company and which we're
protested, will be paid in full.
This will be good news to many
people along the Salmon river.
| ]. A. Moody, OF Hawarden, Iowa,
has sold the SIC II Of SW II Of
oootsNr 1G On q oouk o1v, IN -, h, -
40 acre, to A. E. Ball, Of Clinton,
Iowa, the consideration being $25
per acre. The deal was made by the
Parker Robertson Co., both the
buyer and seller being non-resi-
dents.
i S. Austin has leased the Ailshie
property east OF town and has
launched q new dairy enterprise
under the style name OF "People's
Dairy. Silas assures his customers
he is not running a milk and water
, proposition but will issue pure anG
unadulterated milk to his custom.
ers.
: ]. T. White who came to Idaho
last fall from MINI. to improve hi,
, health, and has been stopping dowr
, on the Clearwater river near tn,
electric light plant this winter
finds himself 30 much improved
that he feels like going to worl
again and is planning to move tt
. Grangeville.
; Ben Zehner, one OF our prosper
GUS farmers in the Tolo country hat
the misfortune to lose his bes
horse in q very peculiar manner
He harnessed his team preparation,
to coming in town, tied it to tn,
fence in front Of the premises ant
went into the house. On returnin,
, he found one of the animals ha,
9 front leg broken in two places
A petition praying for the dis
!, tribution OF the estate remainin,
in the hands Of A. w. darlington
. executor of the estate of Edwar,
Brooks, deceased, has been filed il
the Probate Court by K. F. Fultol
= attorney for the heirs, All tn
heirs reside in England, bein
nephews and nieces of the late Mr.
: Brooks.
ri The young peoples class in tn
q Christian church sunday schoo
was given q reception at the hom'
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robert
son last Friday evening. Game
and other amusements were in
dulged in until 1890, after whicl
refreshments were served and al
departed for their homes with tn