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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Secures Government Contract.

The Lewiston Milling Co. has Sc
cured contract to supply the govern
ment with 5000 barrels Of flour.
This -four is shipped all over the
United States. Shipments on this
contract have already been made to
North Carolina, North Dakota,
Minnesota, New Mexico and Kansas.
The Lewiston Milling Co. is very
fortunate in getting this contract as
the government buys entirely on
quality. Nearly all mills in the
country are asked to furnish samples
of their product. These samples are
analized aud tested and the award is
made the mill making the best -four.
The Lewiston Milling Co. has al
ways had the reputation of making
the best -four in the Northwest and
getting this contract is further evil
dence of this fact.
The mill has capacity of 800
barrels daily and has hard work to
supply the demand for their products.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Want Life Partners.

1t is said an organization Of bache-
lors is being effected in Grangeville,
the purpose of which is to inviegle
some of the eastern maidens out west
and to ultimately secure life partners
and escape the blessed lonliness of the
single man. Charles Thompson, the
deputy sheriff and r. Cote, the suave
Frenchman who conducts Grangeville's
only tobacco store, are at the head of
the organization. The membership
will be limited to fifty and there is
quite a rush to get in the ground floor.
1t is the intention of the society to
either send the entire membership to
some eastern factory town and attempt
to fool the females spool winders and
spindle tenders or send one member to
represent the entire society.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Returns from Sand Point.

Charles Wilson of the firm of Will
son 4 Gregory of Whitebird, passed
through the city the first Of the week
on his return from Sand Point where
he had been visiting with his brother
'Dud' Through fire which re-
Gently destroyed property in that city,
"Dud" lost heavily, large rooming
house which he conducted having been
completely destroyed MS we'll as the
entire contents He carried less than
81 900 insurance. Wilson purchas d
fine bar and set Of saloon fixtures
while out and the same will be in
stalled at Whitebird, giving that
town as good bar as there is in
Idaho county,,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Pensions for Indian Fighters.

Through our old friend the Hon.
John Adkison, ex-representative of
Idaho county and one of the main
stays of the republican party in the
North, the men who took part in the
Indian campaign are about to come
into their just rights. Through the
influence and hard work of Adkison
at Boise the state has at last recog-
nized them and now Congressman
French, at the instance of Uncle John,
has asked the government to place
them on equality with other soldiers
who have served their country and
thus give them an opportunity to Sc
cure such pensions as they may bt
entitled to.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Killed by Tree.

John Schnebauer, logger who has
been working for Ben Kregier over
in the Kueterville section, was in
stantly killed last Friday by falling
tree. Schnebauer, who is young
man of eighteen years Of age, a recent
arrival from Austria, was cutting
down large pine tree when the same
fell striking him to the ground and
crushing the life out Of him. He has
no relatives in this country but a
cablegram was sent to Austria Satur-
day in the hopes Of receiving some
word from his relatives as to the dis
position Of the body which is being
held in the undertaking parlor OF
Mr.. McClaskey Of Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Back From Mexico.

Dennis O'Shea and Ben Zehner
returned last week from Mexico
where they had been for the past six
weeks looking over the country with
view to purchasing land. Mr..
O.Shea does not give very rosy re-
port on the land and says while it may
some dag be worth something he can
not see where man can make any
money at the present time by pur-
chasing land with the idea of farming
it. He states Joe Wilkinson is nice
ly located in town south Of Mexico
City and seems to be in position to
ma ke some good money. Dave Sasen-
berry, who was also member OF the
party, will remain until the first OF
MAY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
New Directory.

New Directory.
The Polk Directory people, who
got out the first directory OF Idaho
county several years ago, are prepar-
ing to issue another directory OF the
county, w. A. Jeffries, representa-,
tive Of that company having arrived
in the city. The last directory issued
of Idaho county was in 1909 and
while full and concise book at that
time the changes in business, etc.
since then have been such as to make
a new work along this line necessary.
Effort will be made to number the
business houses and residences OF the
city, thus making the new book Of
much more value than the one issued
in 1909. Mr.. Jehries, who is a most
thorough man in this line has re.
Gently completed city directories o'
Weiser, Nanipa and Caldwell.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Districts Created.

The highway election held in
Grangeville Saturday carried by about
three to one, the vote being Sc for its
creation and 36 against. We believe
the people of the section affected will
find this method Of handling road
matters preferable to the old system.
On the same date elections were held
at six other points on the same ques-
ton and while no returns have been
received at this time the issue doubt
less was settled in the same manner
as here.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Baseball.

A meeting will be held shortly by
those who are baseball enthusiasts to
determine what shall be done in the
way. of organizing ball team for the
coming summer. 1t is high time that
steps should be taken if Grangeville
intends having a team and some
definite action will be announced in a
few DAYS. 1t is said an effort is being
made to secure the financial backing
of a certain business company operat-
ing in the state for club.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
the dignity which attaches to state
hood in great nation. 1t does mat
ter whether the neonle IF the state

hood in a great nation. 1t does mat
ter whether the people of the state
are to have government for the
people or government for small
politics.
There is danger in the ability of
the people to discriminate between
those responsible for these inefficien-
cies and those imbued by the loftier
conceptions Of government for the
state. 1t is not a matter purely of
party. This is beginning to dawn
upon the people as is evidenced by
the general loosening of party bands
in Idaho and elsewhere.
Withal, the republican party is no
nearer to settlement of its troubles
than before the session was called.
The republican membership has not
operated to the credit or pride Of the
party. They have not succeeded in
bringing forth any candidate for gov
ernor who looms up above the other
candidates as the exact material to
make the 1912 race The democrats
have not added to their chances
through their operations, though their
task was harder in point of response
bility, in that they did not have the
numerical power to do things.
Both parties have excuses to make.
Neither can boast of things done in
the state legislature which should or
will attract the votes of the people,
and with the various counties OF the
state where the responsibility lies for
the selection Of representatives in
either branch Of the state legislature,
there is the greatest opportunity for
improvement.
Under the old county convention
plan the recklessness Of the manipu-
lators had been observed with regret
in that the better material in the re-
spective parties has been chosen for
the other offices, and the house and
senate members taken from among
those who were disappointed in pro-
curing the nominations for the more
lucrative positions. 1t was the con-
tention that the direct primary would
put period to this result. AS yet
this has not been the case.
The result of the last state election
proved beyond doubt that the people
were sick and tired Of supporting
man for office who was anything fol
the office. 1t was the belief in thu
insincerity of purpose Of James ii
Brady which served to encompass hi
defeat in the face of an overwhelming
majority of votes cast by his party
He had been SO faulty in acts of omis
sion and of commission that the peo
pie placed their seal of disapprova
on him to an extent that the indie
pendent spirit. was distinctly empha
sized. This was the first effectua
start of a break from party lines
There were evidences of it in the pre-
ceding election and in the election
two years before with Gooding as tn
candidate for governor, but the las
J general election brought the first az
} pearance of the spreading sentimen
r to act without regard to party in pos
) tive rebuke of insincere official cor
duct.
> This result, coupled with the al
parent inefficiency of the elevent
. session of the Idaho legislature make
the result of the approaching electio
t decidedly uncertain.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Eagles Entertain.

Among the pleasant affairs given
by the local fraternal orders was the
smoker and Dutch lunch the Eagles
prepared for the members of that
lodge and their friends on Friday
evening of last week. Close to fifty
were there to enjoy the hospitality of
this live fraternal order. There was
a fine lunch served, excellent cigars
and suitable refreshments. After the
big feed a high class musical program
was rendered by the Fuller orchestra.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Purchased New Fountain.

This week Robert Dunlap placed
an order with an eastern manufacturer
for a soda fountain of the latest de-
sign and manufacture. The fountain
is finished in Alaska marble and as
fine a one as will be found anywhere
in the Northwest. While the cost OF
the same, $1,000, makes it quite ex.
pensive and almost in the line of a
luxury, Mr.. Dunlap concluded that
the people in Idaho county were just
as worthy Of the best as were those
of any country on earth. DUNLAP
says: Idaho county, the best and
the best for Idaho county"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Extend Lines.

1t is stated that the Pacific Tele-
phone Co., has secured majority of
the stock of the Nezperce Co., the in
dependant line running from Lewiston
to the prairie towns and down to the
Clearwater country. 1t is also rumor-
ed that the Pacific people intend ex-
tending their lines through this section,
taking in the towns of Winchester,
Ilo and Vollmer and will place switch
board at Cottonwood
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Serious Crime Alleged!

George Lamb of the Forest section,
was arrested last week and taken be-
fore Commissioner ONeil Of Lewiston
upon the charge of introducing liquor
on the Indian reservation. 1t is
alleged by the government that Lamb
had bottle Of liquor at the Kuether-
Nau wedding which was celebrated
at Ferdinand last Wednesday, and
took drink or two of it himself, a
great crime!
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Court Next Week.

Court will convene here on next
Monday and not this week, the
change of the date being made
necessary because of the heavy
calendar in Nezperce comfy where
Judge Steele is now holding court.
The spring term in Idaho county pro
misses to be heavy one, over eighty
cases being docketed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Feature Writer.

The last Sundays issue of the States
man, the Boise paper which Harold
Harris is employed on, contains fea-
ture article of several columns written
by that young man and it would seem
he has developed into a special writer
preparing stories for the Sunday edi-
ton as well as taking care Of an ex-
cellent week day assignment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Will Pay Out.

Bank Examiner Platt Of Boise,
passed through Grangeville the last
Of the week on his way out from Elk
where he had been examining the
affairs of the Elk City bank which
was recently forced to close its doors.
Mr.. Platt states that the conditions
of the bank are such that it looks as
though the receiver would be able to
pay the depositors dollar for dollar.
Just who will take charge of the bank
has not as yet been decided but Mr..
Platt stated he would name the re-
ceiver in few days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Entertain at Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Moore enter
tanned number of friends at cards
last evening at their home in the
north end Of the city. In. the play
ing of fve-hundred prizes were award
ed to Mrs. A. S. Hardy for highest
score Of the lady players and to Mr..
Fred Mckinney who excelled as the
best gentleman player.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Death of Mrs. Hardisty.

Mrs. w. E. Hardisty, wife Of w.
E. Hardisty of the Tolo country,
passed away last night at seven
o'clock, death being the result Of
stomach trouble Deceased, who was
born in Umatilla county, Oregon,
came to Camas Prairie about eight
years ago. She is survived by a hus.
band and five children. The funeral
services will be held at one o'clock
tomorrow at the family residence and
the remains will be laid to rest in the
Prairieview cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Lost Race.

George Bowman, Grangevilles
crack roller skater, returned the last
of the week from Lewiston where he
contested with lad of that city in a
mile race. Bowman lost the race but
gave the winner close chase. Rough
ness Of the floor and lack Of practice
was the cause Of the Grangeville boy
losing the race.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Artistic Window.

Someone of the A. Il F. store whom
we do not know but suspect is Tom
Ward, has an eye for the artistic as
the corner window of that store clearly
indicates. The window is trimmed in
purple, the Elks' color, has a fine
pair of antlers arranged in the rear
and here and there are pillows, blan-
kets, ETC., bearing the lodge emblem.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Organize Chess Club.

A chess club has been organized in
this city and the rooms in the Pfeufer
building formerly occupied BY the
Commercial Club, have been secured
by the organization. Close to two doz-
en- have joined and Tournaments
will take place shortly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Entertained at Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sims enter
tanned number of friends at cards
Monday evening. The game Of five
hundred was played and Mrs. Fred
Meader, having the high score, was
awarded the prize, box Of bon bons.
Refreshments were served at the close
of the game.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Sells Home.

Marshall Eames disposed of his
residence property in this city last
week to Thomas Dinsdale, recent
arrival from Vancouver, b. C., who
has decided to make Grangeville his
future home. Mr.. Eames will not
leave the city but intends purchasing
acreage on the outskirts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
To the Public:

We wish to announce that this
Company's only accredited representa-
tive in Idaho comfy is Mr.. M. C..
Priddy, General Agent with head
quarters at Grangeville.
The Company will not be respon-
sible for any statements or promises
made in its name by any person or
persons excepting our own representa-
tive, but will fully warrant and pro
tect any agreements made by him.
Idaho National Harvester Co
By G. P. Mix, General Manager
Quick repairs on rozen pipes. Also
plumbing work. Telephone }. E
Miller Implement Go. 32-tf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Sa Souettes Wisereb.

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24oe SUM: Senator Ga 3oaettes
Reoerlag ifplotes iisIge @lruernsr
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at Den grRnieoe iii Ell politiif fSor.
brpoeIie.
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&. SGtier, ga Societies aampaaue.
terer, er "oniodrlia for Senator
Hoots SaIg ill mioIertioig Sormono
| aonoelttionen og oerpeb ogiaa for
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CRc8ooern) bar Diet polgt iii 7or.
marlo, otIoe bapt blot $50 on Rooie.
belt 40 9eleGater al 6eapnoe me6.
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oen boilfet iea ifrlSe hare abort
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cater life par itenmeberettigeoe Tor
De paa loulig 9tauoe par fjenOt be-
rettigeoe til SRoe / aonpentionen.
niloe natilrligpiS oelne @rdgtning
blet dppeqeret til Soriamlingeu.
men uiloe blet neoooteret al fooie.
belts, Gummins % ga Societies De.
legater. Der tilinmmen tPIleoe Here
enb Oats $50.
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bit til Sitlomagts fomiteer. Der OF.
iaa | oct 5tliplbe uiloe baoe frem.
fommet meo Ell Raioritets- OF en-
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ne oiloe bape forisgt al iaa Maio.
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te oiIoe life bore lpffeoes Dem uoen
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NOT SfeHmer.
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baIaneen2 &mIigen Ga GoIletteoe-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Noebranoe / fargo.

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Den 25oe Satni: Gienoom iii en-
TGrot az $4,000 off pp / Hsa / ire
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operp9loeoe al Rsg OF @as o. uuo,
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al 0as oa Gsg. Der tnotraf in.
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| esaerts upe a~isouoiaIs, men oer
blep burtig i~luttet lLben at babe OIL.
rettet nogeu nPoneuProig Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Demofrdterne.
Stamp meilem iamme arGfter iom
iplitteSe GbieagpfDnpentipneu.
Srpam mmoer 9amprmaen.

Sen oemofratiife acknowledgements
tion aabneoes / Sirsoogs / galti'
more, Meb., u,rber goroen % 8rag.
llbeufpr Sollen railleoe Eoroenen,
fuitrebe 2pnere og ifpaebe Regnet
ueo / Strsmme, inse gienlso Salen
al 8raget og @npet fra Sanrrlerl1ts'
bet meQem De reattionere og De pro-
aresitpe @lementer, be iantlne ufor.
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republifanife &oroention ito % al
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mtblcrtioige Sormanb, til bollten
Stining 9attonalfomiteenb troos
grpans energetic Brpteit bopoe OPP
itilet bet ~reaftionere Clements Ne-
preientaut, aIton g. Barter, Bar
tiets &onbibat moo Sbeooore Hoo1e'
belt I 1904.
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mob galget al &oot, ole tine Srop'
per ON fig, ittaebe fig ielp Sre'
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bage og 8rpan ielp presiet unoer
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fraftia, 3amprul, iom ben, Der meo
loo Itor @irfnine bleo anpenot al
bet Iuntme Clement insen ben repll'
blifanife aonpention.
&orfer blep palgt meo 519 moo
$40 Stemmler ioc 9rpon, ION tsl'
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Qarets %Seltmanopre.

Sra @aibington meobeles Den
24be SUM: RrGiioent Sat oper.
ienbte ibae aongresien ct Grtrabub.
ifnb, bport ban arbefnler BEN Die.
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iii ben reeulpre armes oa Rational.
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mnnsprer, iom tager fin 9egpnoelie
npite Wauneo. Rrpiibenten arrbeia.
lebe oaiua en- 9eDilgning al $167,.
600 til bsiit paafrpoeoe l1ogifer |
grmeoepartementet.
gegge bisie 8oiter bar opfsrte
poa Oct alminbeIi5e SRrbuobet, iom
Hreiibenten fornplig beIagoe meo
tit @eto.
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planlagte Wasorer oil bIi ligeiaa
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tprmagters anrl;ge SeltsoeIier.
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rer meo Dc regulPre Trooper:
geb Sparto, 8is.. ira f46e til
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Nrbeioerfcrernes Dom.

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fereS ben 24be Sum-: Somuel Som.
pers, Sobn WitheIl og Sranf Mor.
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federation Of 2abor, bleo ioag al
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osmt til ct Mars, Mfitfel iii nj
Maaneoers og Morriion til ier
WaaneberS S9ngiel.
Common pil bli appeleret iii oe
Sor. StaterS Seieiteret.
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SammenitYrtet SrYoee.

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bar en- Spboe al t2 Sob, % boor
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