Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01

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q Is Representatives from this dis
trict.
Hon. Frank Harris one OF the
l fading attorneys of state, was in
town from Weiser this week on
legal buseness in connection with
the sale OF the Short Bar placer
mines.
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perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain tea will do. A
tonic ,or the sick and weak. 35
cents, tea or tablets. J. j. Pulse.
The Denver schools will close
next week after q very successful
term. Prof. Carter and Miss
Fleetwood have been in charge
and have proven themselves most
competent instructors.
Harry Graham arrived here Mon
day morning from Twin Rivers,
Wash. where he recently located.
He is well pleased with his new
home end predicts q great future
for that section.
Harry Jack arrived Wednesday
from Los Angeles, Cal. He and his
brother, John Jack, Of this city
will confer with the water and
light committee regarding the inn
provements to be made in the
water system.
Beginning today the Jersey
House will be conducted on the
European plan. The grill room in
connection will be open day and
night and will continue to main
tain it's. high standard of excel
lence.
Drs. Campbell and Stockton
spent a couple Of days at the White
Bird station, on the Hump road,
last week. They had a delightful
trip and caught between 600 and
700 trout which they generously
divided with their friends.
The street commissioner will be-
gin work on main street in a few
days. Owing to the condition Of
the roads he has been unable to
move the heavy engine to the quarry
where the rock will be crushed to
repair the loose places in the paw.
ing.
Mat Neyman, who for the past
fifteen years has resided near West
lake, was found dead in his cabin
last Wednesday. Mr.. Neyman
was q bachelor As years Of age. he
had been drinking heavily Of late
and it is thought he died from
heart trouble.
G. A. Bonebrake returned last
Sunday from Hot Lake, Oregon,
where he has been for the past
month taking treatment for rheu-
mstism. Mr.. Bonebrake is much
improved in health and 10 able to
resume his duties at his. drug
store.
+ The Electric road engineers in
charge Of Mr.. w. III. Hill, COM
pleted the work of cross sectioning
-four miles OF the line out from
this city and departed Sunday for
Neil erce where he will attend to
some grade work from that termi-
nal.
John Aichlmayr q wealthy land
owner and contractor was over
from Cottonwood last week. Mr..
Achlmayr reports q scarcity Of
lumber even in that country and
says there will be shortage in the
seasoned product in this years
building.
w. L. Costley returned Tuesday
from . long sojourn in Arizona and
California where he went on &C.
count Of his daughters health. The
trip proved very beneficial and his
family are now ct Asotin where
they will visit for some time. Mr..
Costly will spend most Of the sum-
mer looking after his interests here.
Mrs. Lewis. Elsensohn left this
week for Pomsroy, Wash. where
Mr.. Elsensohn is engaged in the
mercantile business. His friends
will be pleased to learn that he is
we'll satisfied with his new location
and has fully recovered from .
surgical operation which he under
went after leaving here.
]. w. and Frank Hockersmith
have purchased the cigar store Of
W. o. Arson and will greatly inn
prove the place. They will change
the entire interior and put in .
neat up-to-date ice cream parlor.
The stand is one of the best in the
city and they will no doubt enjoy
. LIBERAL patronage. Mr.. Arson
expects to 60 to Tonapah, New.
Trank Stewart, manager Of the
Grangeville base ball team, gave
"Blr6k Deamone" very
pleasing bssqnet 81 the Jersey cafe
after their victory last Sunday.
.ThA fahlos NOM bountifnlly loaded:
nth w0nd khinOa In cat and foam