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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
Good Entertainment.

Without doubt one of the most
enjoyable, entertaining features of
the big carnival was the music
furnished by the Riggs concert
band. Their playing was beyond
criticism and it is not many towns
of the size of Grangeville that can
boast of such band as. this. And,
what's more, we can make our
boasting good. Gillette's band also
added much to the enjoyment OF
the fair and their playing was bet
ter than ever before.
The attractions at the Armory,
"Polly and - and "The Phenix'
by the Curtiss dramatic class, were
well staged by this clever company
In the former, which was produced
both Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, the Misses Lulu Nickel,
Josie Graves, Bella Pearson anC
Messrs. Curtiss. Walker, Richard.
son, Wood and Suren are entitled
to much praise for the capable
handling of their respective parts
"The Phenix' was prodnced TO al
excellent audience Saturday eve
ming, and aside from few marks
of "a first performance the produc
tion was very well put on. In this
Miss Mona Jean Nickel appeared
as "Blanche, the Orange Girl,
and received many admirable
compliments fer her work in thi
part. The other principal char
acters were carried in profession
al manner by the Misses Lul'
Nickel, Josie Graves and Bell
Pearson and Messrs. Richardson
Nickel and Curtiss. DIR. Riggs
excellent orchestra, composed o
DR.. Riggs, violin; Mrs. Helen Cur
tiss, piano; w. f. Bunnell, from
bone and John Mullinix, clarinet
furnished the music for these pre-
ductions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
STRIKES 1T RICH.
Idaho County Pioneer Finds
Wealth in Alaska.

Cal Hnddleston, for many years
prospector and miner in this
county, writes his former partner,
Nj. b. Geary, from Cooks Inlet,
Alaska, under date of Sept. Is,
saying he has struck it rich in that
country. He says: II have just
got back to the coast after having
been out for one year. l have
found good diggings at last. tt e
best you ever saw have panned
ont as much as $50 to the pan and
1t looks good to me, You bet. Three
of MS worked one month with a
small head Of water and took out
200 ounces. 1t is the easiest thing
to work you ever saw. No rocks
to handle, no stripping to do, only
to clean the bed rock. | can sit
down and pick it up like corn,
most OF it being coarse. 1t is a
hard country to get grub into and
takes two months to sled it in with
dogs. will start back in about
two weeks with another years
supply. I don't know If Twill get
winter killed or not, it gets very
cold up there. The district lies on
the southwest side of the highest
mountain in North America.
wish you were here with me. We
could make stake now. There
ism t many good creeks in the camp
but few have made as much as
800 day. | think my outfit will
make $50 or SO q day next sum-
mer. | will try to work out the
best of it next year and sell out
and leave the territory.
"Game is very scarce in this part
Of the country, and lived on pork
and beans all the time. got very
tired of it but birds were plentiful
in some places. There are lots OF
bear but they are not good to eat as
they live on fish. In the fall there
are few moose and cariboo but
hard to get. Grub isn't SO dear on
the coast and you can get pretty
good years supply for 5000.
~ saw Lou Smiths brother about
a month ago. He is working a
lay in the mining camp. l go,
your letter written May IL after il
was on the road two months
Give all the boys my regards as |
don't think ! will be out again fol
a year. Write and let me know
how things are running in ole
Idaho. Address, Tyonook, Cook
Inlet, Alaska"
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To the Public.

We, as q committee representing
the Modern Woodmen of America,
desire to thank the generous ladies,
who SO nobly devoted their time
and talent in making our carnival
such a grand success. To them
much credit is due, and we, as cit
liens and lodge members, anxiously
await the opportunity to return
the many favors. The following
ladies have our special thanks;
Mrs. Fen Batty, Mrs. l.. M. Har-
ris, Mrs. G. A. Lewis. Mrs. Allen,
Mrs. Lanningham, Mrs. Behean,
Mrs. Geary, Mrs. Overman, Mrs.
Burt Crosby, Mrs. Ed Vincent and
Mrs. S. M. Curtiss. We also
thank the young ladies, who acted
as maids of honor to our queen.
Signed, Pulse, Grattan, Seifert
and Gillette, committeeman.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11

Bible Glass Organized,

A movement has been on foot
for some weeks among the members
OF the young peoples societies of
the various churches in the city,
to form a union Bible study class,
for a systematic course of Bible
study. A meeting was held at the
Y. M. G. A. building Monday
evening for the purpose Ct forming
class organization. Eighteen
members were present at the or
ganization, and it is expected that
the number will be Increased to
fifty or more. Officers were elected
for the first three months as follows:
Mr.. L. G. Chadwick, president,
Prof. Cobbs, vice-president, and
Miss Cora Spedden, secretary and
treasurer; with n general committee
consisting Of Prof. Cobbs, Mrs.
Scofield, Mrs. Overman, Mrs.
Lanningham, Miss Taylor and
Miss Spedden, representing the
various societies.
Regular meetings will be held
every Monday evening at 1880 in
the Bible study room of the Y. M.
G. A. building. A course of study
was adopted which will cover nine
months; the text books used in
connection with the Bible will be
'Studies in the Life of Christ" by
Sharman. and IA Harmony Of the
Gospels" by Stevens and Burton.
Any one desiring to enter the class
is requested to report at once to
some member of the committee,
that sufficient books may be order
ed. At the first meeting, next
Monday evening, the Old Testa-
ment prophecies concerning Christ
will be considered. Bring Bible
and note book.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
Unusual Bear Story.

A story comes out from the Sal
mon river country to the effect that
a party of hunters there ran on to
a bunch of bears, about 80 in all,
in the Wild Horse Meadows. They
shot all the ammunition away and
in the fracas one of Sam Large's e
bows is said to have been wounded
pretty badly by one of the infuri.
ated animals. The men lost their
horses and don't say how many OF
the animals were killed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-10-11
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and
neighbors who SO kindly offered as
sistance and sympathy during the
last illness and death of our father,
J. S. Hartman.
Members OF the Family.
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, All Night Service.

The Wiltse House, is now
conducting an all night service in
the grill room and the best of every
thing to eat can now be had at all
hours, day or night.
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Wall Paper at Cost.

l have q small stock of paper left
over from last year that | am al
most giving away. Call and see it.
A. w. Robinson. Meadow street,
near VOllmer Il Scott's.
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Copy for all ads must be in by
Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19
RETAINING WALLS
TO BE BUILT

The eliy streets department Il
bg.uE oeaArnod With applications 20
build lew retaining wallis along resi-
lanea prosperity on AtFeepa where re
cent regarding wark has heen done.
ar a new m process OF completion
Already many miles OF these walls
have beaa completed aud many
mote are IA the process OF eonstruc.
iIan al over the city
OWING Ca the fact that hon a
strcctn gradc Is changed. residence
lawns are often left much higher
than the street level Unless per.
mission ere given by the streets
department for the building OF
these retaining walls TO within ts
iuches Of the sidewalk. It would be
impossible ior the property owners
io alone their lawns 90 the real
drreea In such shape that a lawn.
move r. could he used. or even de.
teut stem arrangements made Ia
sain entrance
Ia some parts OF the city. as alons
Twenty ninth and Thirty second avs.
and E ChCrry and Columbia ats
there arc solid blocks OF these ioW
wallis already constructed The
grcatof part % tho new work h be.
.lug deue la the noston Helghtp ad
dltion. supplementary Penllus adal.
ton. retuta Queen Anne Hiil and
.Laushllns Madfuna hiil additions
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MANY CORNERS
BEING SOLD

The week promises 10 be a RECORD
breaker Ia the sales 81 Third and
Fourth aV business property. two
DAYS sales aggregate almost t7B0.
600 Through the offiee Of A n
Crane = Co the southwest corner
of Fourth and Columbia. teoxt2n
feet was sold By the First utu Land
company 20 E.itel Bros The pur
chasers intend 70 Improve the prop
crty after the completion 81 the pro
posed fegrado Of Fourth av.
An inside lot. 6oxiso feet. on the
west side OF THIRD av between Co
lumblA and Marion SITS, has been
sold through the office Il y n
Wclu Tor Thomas ] Redmond. a
81 Joseph Mo. 60 local Investors
Tor SIS 600 Redmond bought The
property last snrtng Tor tt1t.D0O.
The tenants uf the property re
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TELEPHONE olRl MISSING.

bertha f%latturn. aged ", and an
employe of the Independent ielo
phone company left homo Oct 10
Il ~ to work and has not been seen
bK her mother since then She WAS
always In the habit Of going home
az soon as her day work vas I'm
iahed. bur she made the %aequatht
anee OF Edith Geary, and her moth
CT believes the two have run away
She lives at i0l1 Forty second aN'
n ~
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/ Chdnce of a Lifetime
for k0men

:. uge ffrm cue quarter 90 one
ssn a. toilet Koars II they visit
n.rs~sFs fsx Red Srasa DRUG Store
- S~cea1 ave. Saturday Col.
-. Atnuna Cram PEI cake. &c
sx~.ss osroza lee bara le
IA ssrpiio iec bars &c, Life
nsSs ice bars. Te. Rogers a Gal
- y,oset scap zec. OF rinaud >
tl.r Or HsiissFeps SOAP soc These
"a rncss arr for oss day oaiS
az he usones sasinK habit of trad
~ 4 n4rteEls
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IS.
IL AROUSED
TRousLH ANTICIPATED m VAN.
oouvER OVER IMPORTATION
or HlNpoos.

VANCOUVER. ~ {. Oct IA
Owing 20 the Misrepresentation Of
the condition Of the labor market.
nearly 1000 iiindoon. who have Hr.
rived Ia the last few months. viii
become q charge on the city
SOME ARE ia a starving condition
aud the government refuses Co Ia.
Mayor nuhcambe dcfiea
the law aud the Canadian Pacific.
on which line the ilindooa were
brought over. and has the wharyeH
guarded night and day by The Pc
lice 10 prevent immigrants entering
the city
4 public meeting was held aud
the Importation denounced ssnti.
meat continues strong, and drastic
measures mas be adopted. aH 1000
mora Hindoos are on the way here.
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SantaAna Returns
In Distress
pUTs INTO elsLLAa BAY
LEAKING BsolY-BuFFGr.
60 IN heavy STORMS ON
rnE STRAITS.

The steamer Santa Ana. Of ths
Northp est-m Steamship som
panY. which left port for Valdez
Yesterday aftsmoon. heavily load
Cd Nth freight and a fair llst OF
passengers. after cncuthiesihF
heavy gales last might In the
straits. sprung = leak. and this
morning a. s o'clock put into
Ciaiiam bay Ia a bad condition.
with over five feet of water In her
hold.
Ia the common belief that the
cargo In the hold ~ The Santa
Ana shifted during the buifesing
last night and strained the vessel
The hold commenced go fl rap
idly aud orders we're given 10
turn back snd proceed 70 Clallsm
bay. in the event the waters
should overcome the efforts o.
the pumps
Cargo Damaged.
Prom reports received here by
the Merchants Exchange and the
Northv estsm Steamship com
pany. a greater portion Of the car
40 has been damaged. and the
Santa Ana will be brought back
TO Seattle where. n possible. a
portion OF the cargo may be
saved.
The steamer Santa Ana r. q
comparatively new vessel and
was built about six years ago
For the past month and a half
she has been tied up al Pier u.
where aha was given a general
o~verhauilng. She il is2 feet IN
length aud has a gross tonnage OF
1850
The Santa Ana was making
the trip north 20 relieve the httbe
mall steamer Dora. which has
been running between Valdez and
Dutch Harbor
Santa Ana 10 Return.
II is expected that the Santa
Ana will be brought 20 this port
late this afternoon. or In the
morning, and preparations are be
lng made 60 place her upon the
marine ways Immediately after
her cargo has been DISCHARGED
Captain Trowbridge, local su-
pcnnteudent OF the Northwestern
steamship company. this morn
ina stated that no Information No
To the location Of the leak has
been given. and no word as to the
immediate danger Of the Santa
Ana sinking has been received
from Captain Hartman.
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Gently bought BY The Trustee com
panY on tho northeast oufnef Of
fhird and Columbia have received
notice 70 vacato wlthiq 80 days ny.
eavqtiop Tor the neN eiAhtFtory
building 20 be Erected MI conf.
monco at once
Construction work on the now
tehshtofY building on the northeast
corner Of Woatlahe av waa COM
menced f%uutorday aud Il II planned
to have at bNat five stories com
hieiod early noXt year
y A Sexton. the architect. is pre-.
nafing plans for y \ Turner Tor
n three story apartment building 60
be crcctS On Thirteenth av be
tween Pine aud Olive The build
lng n 10 be at hSek and 60 cost $50.
600
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BANK IS
|NSOLVENT
tssrIpe. rsI.ar.eh Service

WASHINGTON. II G.. Oct 10
The Aetna Ranking a Trust com
pany. of this city, and a branch OF
the same named company at Butte.
Mont. were today closed BY tho
comptroller OF the currency. aud
Robert Lyons appointed receiver
National Rank Examiner saxss
examination showed the branch 10
be insoiXaHt
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noopluMs SEEK rRousL1.

Reports have reached police
headquarters 10 tho effect that a
gang of hoadluma congregaic on tho
bridge near Charles st and Twenty
first av every evening and MAX"
the nights hldeoun By their Yelling
and curaine. When a pasaerhN hap
pens that way, insulting and nbnH
I've language ~ hurled without
pruVOcAtion
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STOCK MARKET
IN PANIC
49,. r,I,ar.sh ssrsIssl

tssrlsss rsissrssh s~sfs''s
xrw WORN. Oct ia-rhc hanA
x.,,.ra raised their rate TO &
-, she highest since 1899 this
f.-slns On account q The demand
800 ssom EGYPT aad the United
rhsre Vas . stampede IN
s,,,x stock market here, and
.srs recorded from 1 20 Z
ufafs
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Daniel Thurman, the Taller.
1915 Second Ave.

Carries the finest line Of Imported
end domestic euitinEs IN seattle
business suits that please the most
laatidiona d~rsshera, In patterns you
cannot find elsewhere. let ua make
Saur fall suit -"
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~,.slsras IEELASAw.

~. sorsenmon and Hans Carl
re ,sansen. have filed a libel
=. fnassal court against tie
..<.r.r lsslanav % recover vases
4. .r.eani ef ts22 90 alleged TO
4 On A writ % attachment
- .>gvei on the vessel
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LWAH
FINED

'r YoRK. oct II Fnes d
NV isses eclnr $4,000 en-
sslies counts. uere imposed
eseA :, ,hs New Aefk Central
pdal Holt 81 me federal ceafi
y .ss,es rebates 70 The Nuet'
If 80, RenninE company
cNs n,mere,. the man Nhe
Frs he rebates With the a.
sf'sls ,%,aeral traffic manaeei 81
stsas' yerk Central VAS fined
.. sseh q six counts A stay
t.,s has been granted pend.
800 - the supreme ooutt
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THE MARKETS

A car 81 sweet potatoes amt 10
the relief OF the market this morn
ing. selling firm at ~ G per lb The
cranberry shortage has not been re-.
il0yed, hut ~ car ~ reported on the
way -Four cars Of bananas are Ia
aud finding speedy buyers NJ tl.Ib
to o.. The ofg market IA undecided
whether 10 stand atill OF mako the
lio mark. but IT II limited that ifc
viii be the price A scarcity ~ re-
ported on hHlibut Poultry live
stock aud meats are firm 1T yeBteFs
days prices.
v~sastahisa
nurbasAsl iaoaaa lsasi oatbaFs sf -,
issis asss. u@ new tannlps psf
"a teams zee -. - potatoes. sweets.
sac. nfHntsfnss. per barrel q % retpffH.
80 bua "a 4 lettuce. hos A1fse
i,Si fs,no %aaiaas. ~ saes
Ftaita.
nansaA. nmga . o. s. per nj wsnsi.
fhrr aHflrH. pff hnH NhhHIH lemons.
has. NHa fanlY isuans. pr boz ce.es
iaN aats, iitput IS eapisiaafss uIsqs
appisa tas natives 4teutit afafenrtsina
fI MHI Il HaHgsH. Valencia tnI
times per fanF - crab uulieH la0N -.
appiss. 5selll native pfunss 10. Nuits
sfsrsa. TahaYs is4R NmHt a musfHfs.
black. NM aalasa. ia cquoqfts.
basket 90
Huas.
auiatlf fresh ranch sENs. pei aozsu. AZ
ufeFaH fanfh, tsIHs Eastern HaM
Buttef and Cheese.
washington creamery butter per ~ 81
Taftsrn trssh tftak n9ae hasisrn
Hrnh fHh. Wfi fahHh butter rsf ibi Ne
ehsssa. Wisconsin, tNtna M tfAfi We
fanrfn Young American. ia4 futufEFf
be-. ite5 ufa cream hfifs cheese ID. -
tioeA HHiss ~ uuttai Uiikmaak ifUi.a
lattsfu NtnfAas tub butter. A11o
Poultry.
live Ella chickens. per ~ feet boil
sfa leIiaa. tpuna 1e9iic. nfe iurke1a
%. n0aaai dfeHasds - H. A44Aci live
aH0hs l#f D. tte5 %feasiHrs tAaten
Wear Brooks Hats. 1871 End ave
.ss
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On our second floor We are gfe
rialislnE IN SIS Business Suits Here
sou viii ind vsluss that are equal
10 SIS and 80 grades W u
Hutchinson Co. cor Second aud
.Entnn Il tss
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GET Your Shells Loaded
~" 10 Order

At A l. Halls. iii First ave. and
It's goodbye bird when You hit en-
Everything for the sportsman. hunt
ing coats. ammunition. gums Of all
-kIn1a aud q full limo Of decnYa sss
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MURPHY IN COURT
Isorlpps Tsl,ersph ssrvlee.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 40 CHARLES
laiufphy OF Tammany Hall "a before
the grand Jury today Tho minutes
tell az blaekmail ohafaeA made yea
tefday against Hearai'a Independent
league leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-19

Wsthsfa. sheer, per th. sAeI ewes lh,
sslgss. pet ID. tufoi lambs. psf hsad. D.
Meats.
gtssrs. ID. tg9F.e edHt ~. tqtaf veal
psf Nh. a.HInI hutton. Do. ftfHfe5 hpflhH
iamh. PES ID. aAuite. dressed heFs. ID.
500,
Fish.
ashsanef haubat. pee 10. B.. steamer
per H. e. raimau ifuuf. Hff Do.
IHdifr. chinook salmon. Do. toi HauHdffH
b.. a. auinH. DO. e. rock cod per ih
81 fhrimps. per ~, t0ipci siiYsf. smsits
b.. tc olympia offtsFHi psr sacs HHg
q %. pes gallon iHs = bunEtnsss ffabs
ti0im red snapsfa. tptci DAM gsf
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Hsatsm WISH t%iHlathFs Son, &c Ff
e. 5sun1. ton. t1alfi alfalfa, Too. ta4If
abaaf haF. 81 per ton nastsrn Nashfhff
ten oats. ~ tom fuFst Found eftL
ID an. Whole corn. - pef t1n erhsR41
con. ~ per tor feed meal. ~ Pr tGhl
m#8diinss. 81 psf ton afi cake tta# -
tea ben psf Ton 81 shaHs psf tea w
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Paraffine Horse Covers

That are good both la quality and
size Tom Henderson. 2i2 Occl
dental ave 80.
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Choose Character
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Hay and Fssdstvfn.

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Stsooo Stool OF Cloths b. Hats Shoes. Ladies aud Gents Furnishing Goods,
Rubber boots Iinware Indsare. Guns ALL kinds o. Alaska Goods, including Heavy
Wool Underwear Rubber Coats Cacos and Mooenst Blankets Quilts, etc., will be
placed ct sale
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New wooIsas. correct styles ~
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