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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Attention Taxpayers.

All persons who have been sub
ject to taxes in this county from
1889 to 1901, inclusive, should in
vestigate the delinquent assessment
rolls, which have recently been
compiled and published by the
county commissioners court. The
property, on which this tax has
been assessed, will be auctioned of
to the highest bidder on the 18th
day of July, 1906, at the front
door of the court house. 1t should
be borne in mind that there will be
a cloud to the title of all such pro.
perty till these taxes are settled.
When this property is bid in at
public sale the county will give
clear title to same. This is an
opportunity for purchasers as well
as the former owners of said prop
erty to secure clear titles without
much Inconvenience.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Items of Interest to
Grangeville and Vi
cinity.

Fire insurance. Brown & Reed.
Furnished house to rent. A. F.
Parker.
White Bird will celebrate the
Fourth Of July.
To Loan-s12OO on farm lands.
Apply to Fen Batty, Grangeville.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. F, L. Leonard in this city
Tuesday.
VIM. Parisot, of Buffalo Hump
has gone to Spokane, WASH, to
visit his family.
II. D. Poyneer, merchant of
Elk City, was doing business in
this city last week.
Geo. Simon and ]. V. Baker,
both of Cottonwood, we're in this
city last Saturday.
The marriage of L. A. Painter
and Miss Noel Litchfield, both of
Elk City, is announced for July
10Th.
E M. Thompson was in town
from his farm few miles north of
town. He reports crops in fine
condition.
The dance given Saturday night
by the young peoples dancing club
was we'll attended and proved quite
a social event.
Thos. Surridge was in the city
from Harpster, Monday and re-
ports great prospects for crops in
his section.
J. r. Fullenweider, postal in
spector from Spokane, spent Sum
day in our city. From here he went
to Florence.
Norman Atkinson has recently
returned from the State University.
He won honors in the college team
meet as q shoveler.
We propose to sell 500 mems
suits in the next 30 days. Great
big assertion, but we mean it. Howi
Prices will do it. The Fair.
The Cecilian society will hold
their musical at the home of Miss
Grace Schmadeka on June Goth
An interesting program will bt
given.
H. B. Howde, lineman for Paci
fic States Telephone company
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Personal r1ention
~s'

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
Farm loans-A. F. Parker.
Unfurnished house to rent. A.
F. Parker.
Democratic primaries are called
for Monday, July 10th.
e. w. Rhett, of Freedom, was
in our city the first Of the week.
Frank E. Burke left Monday for
Lewiston to spend few days there.
F. NJ. Mitchell, Of White Bird,
was visiting the metropolis this
week.
Bert Cramer, Of Lowe, was trans
acting business in this city last
week.
]. r. Mason, Of Woodland, was
in our city yesterday. He reports
crops looking fine in his vicinity.
Father Campbell, of Ferdinand,
formerly of this place, was visiting
here the first OF the week.
John v. Nash and Stanley Hold
gems, of White Bird, were doing
business in the city this week.
Larry OFT, one Of the oldest resi-
dents of Idaho county, is in town
from Salmon river for a few days.
Ralph Loveless has gone to Occur
d. Alene to visit a brother and
sister who are there from the east.
Claude Woodward has been suf-
fering from severe attack OF tom
silitis. He expects to soon be at
his work again.
B. D. Knorr and John Jack
made q trip to the Idaho CONSOLE
dated Copper Company's property
on Salmon River Tuesday.
Geo. N. Adam has just begun
the construction Of nice cottage
in the Lewiston addition. Chas,
Stuttleberg has the contract.
Miss Bessie Cowan, of the Bar
gain Store, left Friday for Lewis
ton where she was called by thu
death of her little niece.
Ingram & Brust have just in
stalled an electric fan in their place
of business, which will add much
in keeping their market cool ant
comfortable through the warn
months.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
G. A. r. Convention,

Delegates from the Woman's
Relief Corps, Hancock Corps No.
IA, have been selected to attend
the state convention of the G. A.
X. and Relief Corps which con-
vens in Payette, Idaho. June Goth.
The delegates are: Mrs. Anna
Graham, and Mrs. Sarah Herrfeldt
from Hancock Corps No. IA.
Mrs. Henry Jones, member Of
the state executive committee,
will also attend. The G. A. r.
Post, of this place will perhaps be
represented by Capt. Woodward.
The delegates expect to leave
Grangeville about June Oath.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Jury Finds for Sheriff.

In the case of E. F. Grunewald
VS.. j. E. Green, sheriff of Idaho
county, the jury with only fifteen
minuets deliberation, returned a
verdict for the defendent. This
was a case in which E. f. Grune-
valid sued sheriff Green for 1878
damages, for the alleged wrongful
taking OF property in replevin
action against w. A. Grunewald,
brother of Z. +. Grunewald.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Wanted.

Gentleman or lady, with good
references, to travel by rail or with
a rig, for firm of $3.50, 900 capital.
Salary si,072. per year and expen-
SEES; salary paid weekly and expen-
ses advanced. Address, with stamp
JOS. A. Alexander, Grangeville,
Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
TOlO Items.

E. S. Sweet took nearly eight
hundred fat hogs to the railroad
last week.
Cy Overman left for Iowa Satur-
day. to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Miss Schnell will close a success
full term of school here tomorrow.
1t is the intention of the board in
this district to have a fall and
winter school hereafter.
Owen Overman is down to solid
rock, over 100 feet, he will go
through to china or get water.
Ted Long will follow suit.
The farmers near Sites are going
to send off for their binding Irvine,
they think they can get it for a
fraction of the trust price. They
held their meeting Wednesday.
Some of the farmers from here will
join with them in the enterprise.
Elder Sykes will preach at the
school house Friday evening at
1880 O'Clock.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
FINE STOCK SALE.
To be Held Monday, July End,
by A. Mcdonald.

Mr.. A. Mcdonald, well known
throughout the county and state as
a dealer and admirer Of fine stock,
has leased his farm and will sell all
his stock at public sale. This
will be a rare opportunity for stock
men to purchase something better
than the ordinary. The sale will
be held at the Mcdonald ranch,
three miles north of town, on Mon
day, July 2, 1906, beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m. The sale will include
cattle, horses, hogs, spring pigs,
chickens, geese, machinery, farm
ing implements, etc. Free lunch
will be served at noon.
Mr.. Mcdonald expects to make
Grangeville his future home.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Wall Paper at Cost.

! have 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 & Scott's.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Tahoe Items

Mrs. Dora Pell, of Battle Ridge,
is visiting her mother this week.
Clark Croken left for the Low e
country Thursday, to be gone a
short time.
Misses Capwell, of Kooskia,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Mrs.
Patricks.
Frank Murphy visited relatives
on Battle Ridge Sunday.
A number of young folks spent
very pleasant day at the home
of Miss Bessie Bowles, Sunday.
Henry Holman, the photograph
err, took a fine picture of the large
crowd that attended the Children
Day exercises at the Red Fir
school house.
Adolph Holman spent Sunday
at the residence of Tom Murphy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Summer Schedule D.

Commencing Saturday morning
June 16, stages for Sites will leave
Ora melville at 2:45 a. m. and will
at Sites 6:15
Idaho Transportatio n Co.
Ii. G. Jackson, Manager.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Lum Der Lumber,

For first class job OF planning,
flooring, rustic, shiplap, plain,
beaded or corrugated ceiling, groov.
ed roofing, surfacing or sizing all
kinds Of lumber, call at old pioneer
mill, two miles south of Grange.
vile.
G. +. Brown.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
Revival Services.

The revival services now being
conducted in the court house by
Rev. V. G. Evers, of Seattle, are
being we'll attended and much in
terest shown. The united choir ia
furnishing good music for the &C.
casion.
Services begin every evening at
8 o'clock. Everybody invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
To Extend Telephone Line,

Elmer Graham, accompanied by
Fred and Arthur Campbell, start ted
for Resort, Tuesday morning, to
begin. the work of extending the
Meadows Warren Roosevelt Tele-
phone line from that place to War
rem and the Big Creek district
Meadows Eagle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21

Mowers and binders, sections and
section riyets, machine oil, harpoon
and Jackson forks, hay carriers,
rope, ETC., at Walter Hickerson's.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
For Rent.

One large furnished room also
two UNFINISHED rooms at Mrs. j.
S. V;ncents on South Hall. st. tt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-06-21
NOTICE

That the Grangeville Laun.
dry does family washings for
soc, and does them right, is
certain as so many families are
taking advantage of this rate
that laundries in other towns
do not make.
Washings collected, washed,
rlnsed and delivered for soc.
c. H. SCHROEDER, Prop.
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El1 \ i Rallies, 1
 l>>a34a> Gze Amateur }
 M >,>..6;7 CraCkSfl1an 1 V 2pll4h0lCW /\ E. HcRNUNG
By E. W. HCENUNG

ap>uru ta. was aDroNlcd oneiIi:- "I.he!al salary to university or pubic school man." and of d at.alen saw that l should get this thing if applied for it. WI.at other university or pub. lie school man" would dream of dGl. l? And then ny relentless relative
 He not only promised to speak for ne but was the very man to do so. CouiG any recommendation compete with his need tEc dat.ns of such be necessarily loatbsomc and rc. ,c,G.lt? Certainly the surroundings would be better thaA those of my common lodging house and and every other condition of life that coUld think of OH Ely way h"ek to that unsavory asylum. So l iived into q pawnhroker's shop, where was d stranger only upon my present errand
 and within the hour was airing a de
 cent if anliQuatcl suit, but little cor
 rupted by the pawEjrokers moth, and new straw hat. on the top of a tram
 ment was that of Il flat at Earl's Court
 which cost lle Il cross country journey
 tiai,sl..:z2 W:t4 the district railway and a seven minutes walk. It was BOW past midday, a!d the tA1ry wood pave
 neut was good 10 slneli as I sfrnhn '''s
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... ....oDl>l>SE'S.z7Tff :.

For tie purpose of providing weekly entertainments for todec melnbers, without trespasSin@ upon the lodge treasury and with the ultimate aim of aiding jo the establishment of q per maneut degree staff the members Of Penn township lodge of Pennsylvania have organized Il lodge association. Regular weekly dues will be charged and it is proposed to develop the as sociatiou as an aggressive auxiliary to the work of the lodge proper.
 The order in British Columbia has a subordinate lodge membership of 3,60N There are 100 cucampment members and 600 members of the KChckahs.
 It is better to secure each month q few good members. members who will stay in and attend meetings, than q large number of those who will not show any interest or will drop out alto gether.
 Any past grand in good standing i'll his eneampmcnt, subordinate and Re bekah lodge can visit the sessions of the sovereign grand lodge.
 Edwin Nj. Sloan, grand secretary of the order i'll Missouri, who died recent ly, had held the office thirty eight years and had been reelected for another year.
 The official name of the new home at Manhattan, Kan, is the Rebekah Odd Fellows home.
 The reports of the Massachusetts Re bekah lodges for the year 1905 show a membership of 29,3S2, ing a gain of SS1 for the year under Grand Mas ter F'uler's administration, the largest gain for the past six years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-09
RED MEN,.
Presidents Who Have Been Members
 of the Order-AlonE the Trail.

Presidents Who Have Been Members
 of the Order-AlonE the Trail.
 Since the adoption of President Roosevelt into the order greater en- th,lsiasln has taken hold of the mem- bership, and every tribe is increasing in numbers. It is not generally known that Presidents George Washington and John Adams were members of the parent body, the Sons of Liberty, also every signer of the Declaration of In dependence President Mckinley was elected to membership in Fleetfoot tribe, Canton, but was never obligated.
 The Red Men Of Matoon, H., adopt ed 100 palefaces in cold moon.
 The thirteen tribes of Camden, N. J., have 4,15S members and 79,500 fath- oms of wampum. Last great sun they paid 16,633 fathoms for sick and 5,1O0 fathoms for funeral benefits.
 Recent reports show a membership of 44,0O0 in Indiana, net gain of HOO during the past term.
 One of Indiana's strong tribes is wattM of Indianapolis. It expects to pass the 1000 mark in membership shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-09

*'1-'7-. SHn"'r seas7a opens May '" closes September IL. Al ticka.s .@#i'ed ao October 3l.
 fo Rtysnden sprins. 'Ha., oaI IT, turn. $l,1o. summtr s-aaoa opzas June !, closes September sn. AL tickets limited 10 October gt.
 To Rock Island. ll, account 9e Farmers National Gongfes One fafe plus > for t6e oGul Ujp. Tick els on sale October 6to s. Finol re- furn Gmjt October lt.
 Kansas City, Me, account of Trl- State Convention of N r.. church. Missionary society One fare and ono.third for The round ria. TiclleJs on sale May Ii to I. inclusive. Final return limit, May=l3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-09

lne r4arIs court roau. It was great 10 walk the civilized world again. Here were men with coats on their backs lest might run up against one or other whom l had known of old. But it was my lucky day. l felt it ill my bones I was going to get this berth, and sometimes l should be able 10 smell the wood pavement on the old boys errands. Perhaps he would in. sist on skinlaing over it in his bath chair with ne behind.
 felt quite nervous when reached the flats. They were a small r.3e in q side street. and l piticd the do@tor whose pate I saw upon the ralings before tsa ground floor windows: he must ne n a very small Way, ] thought l rather piticd myself sss wen I had intiuiGed in visions of better fats ti4In these. There were no ba comics: the porter was out of livery there was no i.lt. #nd uay inva!id or the third fio3", trN1gca up. wishino 1 had never liHe,j tn Mount street. aaE brushed against a dojectcl individuI coming down. \ full b!ooded yovIee: fellow ill q f"ecR coat flung the right door orcn at l13Y .7llans0nS.
 Docs Mr. Maturin live here'" in quired
 "rhat's right" said the full blooded young man. &rinning all over a con, vivial countenance.
 "I-I've come about his advertise ment in the Daily Mail
 You're tlle thirty ninth cried the blood "'I't!.at was the thirty-eighth you met araa the stairs, and the days still young. Excuse my staring at you. Ycs. you pass your prelim. and can come inside; you're one of the few. We had most just after break fast, but now the porter's heading OH the worst cases, and that last chap was the first for twenty minutes Come in here.'
 And I was ushered into an empty room with good bay window, which enabled my full blooded friend to in gpsct me yet more critically in a good light. This he did witho,lt the leas' false delicacy. Then his questions be gan.
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UNITED WORkMEN.
See That Your Certificate Is All
 RiEht-W Notes.

When did you see your beneficiary certificate last? Whom is it payable to? Many cases have occurred where changes ought to have been made, but were neglected and have caused trou- ble after the members death For in stance. a members wife dies, and he neglects to name another beneficiary. The grand lodge has defined his heirs at law ill order to pay claim. This takes time, and sometimes the courts have to adjust the matter, but if the member had attended to the matter in his lifetime this would be avoided. Look up your certificate, read it, see that it is aii right and that the benefi- ciary is the proper one, and if not have it properly changed without delay Guardian
 The Pennsylvania jurisdiction began the year 1906 with a membership of over 1040o. Good gains have been made each month
 The grand lodge Of the Degree of Honor of Washington has now passed three months ill succession without an assessment.
 Don't forget that those dependent up- on you have d right to expect that you make provision for their future. There is no better way than keeping up your beneficiary certificate.
 The Nebraska jurisdiction has paid in death benefits since organization $3, 100000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
To Prevent the Suspension of Mem
 bers-Pythian Briefs.

To Prevent the Suspension of Mem-
 bers-Pythian Briefs.
 Lodges should make an effort to re instate suspended members and pre- vent the suspension of those likely to be. The NJ. of F. should correspond with absent delinquents and person ally visit resident ones. It would be well if others of the lodge visited such brothers from time to time and let them know that the lodge is interested In them and desires to retain them as members. Frequently good men get out of the habit of going to lodge, be- come careless about keeping up their dues and are finally suspended, when the manifestation of little interest by their brothers would induce them to again become active and save to the order a good member.
 Over 60 per cent of the subordinate lodges throughout the supreme domain have an endowment rank section.
 Many of the grand lodges have taken up the subject of Pythian education and by resolution or otherwise have given this great movement much en- cOura cement.
 Tie net resources-that is to say, all resources of the endowment rank over and above it's iabilities-amount to $1,- 300,O00.
 A Hunter" class in honor of Grand Chancellor Hunter of Iowa was or ganized recently and a large number of candidates secured.
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FURNITURE.


 PuDDEPHATT FURNITURE MAN uFAcTURING COMPANY OFFICE AND SAI1ESROOM STREET street, near cotton Belt del cordial the city V' us ana inspect our line. s2la2444
 ,.-1 l FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO., l. ~s' 1
 x.-.~s. We wholesalers of crockery tnware ganevareI Headquarters China your every business day the DREYFUs. department I1ete Rry Goods Fsnne. NJ ions and Hats Quick delivery our strong n 221212G12S Main street, Pine Blur .r
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS WEsTRRooK GRAIN AND CON sssioN COMPANY Plaster Fire Brick Fire tIav ss,e, Carload lots spe.taltv
 DERs FOUNDRY Logging Aocomouse' rail- engines, bo:lers nne mill machinery on ngs Machinery Supplies
 BUSINESS COLLEGES JAF'-5 PRACTICAL BUSINESS CILLEGE solcts patronage Shorthand typwritng J. " JAMES Prn, Pine Bluff, Ark z sss K 4sx
 vSDERTAKERs EMRAA~- HoLDERNEssFiTzHUGH CO., ~ SsA ' |
 ssxn~I | carry Ching trad being considered Embam Open all hours Telegraph and tole phone prompt attention "
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MOVED

On Account of remodeIing Uur building we were forced to move so now occupy store room no. no West Barraque street where we will be glad to serve our friends and custo= mers. It will require about 30 days in which to complete improvements in our store so until that time will be in the above building. Call and see use
 SEAWELL & ANCRUM
 DRUGGISTS
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(To Be Continued.)
rvund xxuU Pearl In Waldorf Oyster.

A straw pearl, valued at $200, was found in an oyster at the Waldorf-As- toria, New York city, by Mrs. Robert S. Osgood, wife of pr. Osgood of Chi cago. While at luncheon Mrs. Osgood noticed in one of the bivalves dull glistening substance. Close examina- ton showed it was a pearl. Mrs. Os- good took the pearl to Tiffany's. where 1t was declared to be worth $200.
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REDUCED RATES ON
 IRON MOUNTAIN

TO Ar@aae,rhia. Ak. account of Arkansas summer Assembly |. Y. r. |. GHr tltp plus 5o c-nt~ far the ronnd trip. Tickets on safy Iuae ta fl, inclusive. Return iimit, Juno L..
 lt'r1e Rock, ArG- aconnt of Grand Ledee K of r. Ono fart ria@ 5o cgnts for rfhe renal trir. Tickets oa sale May 12, l2 and II. Return linn #, May IS.
 San Antonio Tex. account of Iumbormon's Association of Texas One fare and one-third for the rdund nip Tickets on sale AprilS and 9 Final return limit April 12.
 To Scafcy Sprins. Ark. and return.
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 V, A!e..' th&t or it was the x" n"'"c q" which the most cal are capable at times th" | isEi,'essi "'ithh the carly cn'H of
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NO SINECURE
No. ' of the Series

(Ccpmsh 1901. 5y Charles Se-itaers sons) @ ; *: : <: ]: ' ,: ]: ]: <:
 AM still uncertain which surprised me more, the IV telegram calling my at tention to the advertise 1RKNAV ment or tie advertise
 H0Ey ment itself The tele- { N elllAN gram is before me as WritGs 1t would appear to have been handed in at We're street at o'clock n the morning of May II. 1897, and received before half past at Holloway B. CT And ill the drab region it duly found me. unwashed, but at work be- foee the day grew hot and my attic inSupportable:
 GkSsNr. Maturin's advertisement Daily n6tls6night suit you earnestly beg try will apeaMsk necessary.
 &nscribe the thing as I see it be- fdfS%n1e, all in one breath that took TIT mne, but leave out the initials at#fEA end. which completed the sur IT. They stood very obviously for TIT knighted specialist whose consult TIT rom is within a cab whistle of y3H9tatreet. And who once called me < an for Ais si2s. More recently