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Fine Wines and Liquors. Finest Bar in
North Idaho. Open day and night
Cigar Annex
Finest oigar store in the city. All. lead
ing brands of tobaccos and cigars.
Elegant Club Rooms
GIVE US A CALL
P. F. Courtney, Prop.
Protect Yourself
From the cold winter winds. Prevent colds
and lung troubles by wearing a good warm
CHest Protector or
Chamois Vest
is
We have a nice line from $1.00 to $3.00
THe Rig'ht Drug Store
Night calls, Room 5 , Alexander-Freidenrich Block
Advertise
Hont
Shiver
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Just scratch a match—light
the Perfection Oil Heater
end stop shivering. Wher
ever you have a room that's
hard to heat—that the fur
nace
you'll need a
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doesn't reach—there
PERFECTION 00 Heater
(Equipped with Saselreleae Device)
Jutt the ding (or blizzard time or between seasons. Iu genial
gtowng heat makes sny room cheerful and cozy. No «moke
_oneD—enokeless device prevent». Brus
font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin
ished in japan and nifckeL Every heater warranted.
no
2Z^t».Lamp£S*«SS
which is ao much appreciated by workers and
students. Made of krais, nickel plated with the
improved central draft burner. Event lamp
warranted. Write our near eat agency lot de
scriptive circular if your dealer cannot aupply
the Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp.
CONTINENTAL OIL CO.
The
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Seven Days of Idaho County Events
Clearwater.
On next Friday there will lie
literary exercises at the Clear
water Bcbool.
Clark and Lamb have started to
take the large boiler into the
Thunder Mountain mine on Crook
ed river. The boiler weighs about
9,000 pounds.
Marchait Chenenweth has moved
into Elk City and will engage in
fanning on the Natwick ranch.
Jack Woods is out from the up
per Red River Country where lie
has bought part of what was the
old Dewitt ranch.
P. L. O' Ban non tins taken a
load of merchandise to OroGrande
people.
Frank Peck of the South Fork
mine is a visitor at Clearwater.
Mr. Peck is a large owner of the
South Fork mine, from which a
large amount of rich ore was
shipped to the smelter at Tacoma,
by the former owner, E E. Esby.
The ore was packed by horses to
the stage road and hauled from
there to the railroad and after all
expenses were paid something over
$100 per ton was realized. A
stain]» mill will he put on this
property in the Bpring. At present
there is a small one on the prop
erty.
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On Jan. the 17th, a mask bail
will be given at the Odd Fellows
Hall by Ed. Bourk. The Clear
water hotel will give the supper.
The Clearwater Sunday school
had an election on last Sunday
and the following officers was
e ected: Superintendent, W. B.
Noliu; Secretary, Lydia Swfte
heart.
Frank Tweedy had one of his
lingers nearly cut off while at work
at the Tweedy saw mill near
Taho.
Mr. Lamb has leased the Cowl
ing farm for the coming year.
Maud Clarke, Grace Clarke, Roy"
Clarke and Eugenia Chrisman
have started to school at Clear
water.
Born, to the wife of Geo. Pass
field on Jan. 12th, a son.
Mrs. Minor Stewart is on a visit
to her parents over on the middle
fork of the Clearwater.
Blanch aud Grace Murphy, who
have beeu visiting in Clearwater,
have returned to their home near
Taho.
Henry Foulks will farm the Hig
ins rauch for the coming year.
Carry York made a trip to Elk
City a few days ago.
Kribbs the freighter, is still
enganed in hauling shingles from
Peerys mill (o Stites.
White BirjI.
(From Independent)
Mr. Jacobs was a visitor to up
points last week, returning !
Sunday. It is whispered that he
is here in the interest of a railway
Bertha Eckle returned from '
Harpster the last of the week after
speuding the holidays with her
river
company.
parents.
R. P. Nash was visiting his
family here last week.
S. T. Giles was in the city from
the Oregou side one day last week
after supplies.
Geo. Behean was a Orangeville
visitor last week on business.
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Will Deasy was down from John
Day Saturday iu attendance at the
forest meeting.
J. Cearley and sons, Walter
and Luther, were visitors in the
city yesterday from Joseph.
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E. F. Brace was in the city Sun
day from his farm on \V olf creek j
and reports stock looking fine iu |
that locality. j
Quite a crowd attended the mas
querade ball iu Johnson Brother's
new barn on New Year's night.
\ irgil Remington and Miss Cal
kins captured the $5 cash prize:day
for the best sustained characters.
Mr. Hartvigsen and Wallace Hill
furnished splendid music for the
occasion.
Mrs. Marion Newman has been
quite sick the past week with a
severe cold.
8. 8. Feuu was a business visitor
at the county seat yesterday.
H. T. Erwin of Lucile, and
Thomas Crossley of Freedom, For
est Rangels, attended the meeting
here Saturday.
Mr. Frank Somers passed
through town yesteaday enroute to
his stock ranch in Oregon with 60
head of steers, which be will feed
for the June market.
As a result of a recent meeting
held at Mohler, the 1'aoific States
Telephone and Telegraph Co. has
abandoned its plan of establishing a
farmer's line, through the M«,hler
and Nez Perce country. An agent
of the company had^heen in the
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field about four months bolding
oonfereuces and working wilh those
Vollmer.
(From Review)
interested in hraoch or local lines, j
including the Osterhout system and
the linOT running iuto M oh 1er and
Nez Perce localities which are now
connected with the Nez Perce Co
operative system. But. at the meet
ing it was finally decideil that as the
Co-operative company reached all
important points, nothing would
be gained by changing conuectiohs
and it was also thought more ad
visable to remain identified with
local institutions that spend their
money at home rather than to in
terest themselves with foreign con
cerns whose piofits Are always
going out of the country.
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Lumber for the Christian church
is being placed on the ground this
week and the carpenter work has
been resumed, so it will now be
only a short time till the building
is completed and lead y to hold
services therein.
W. O. Marr, manager of the Ken
drick store conducted by Marr
Bros,, came over Monday in com
pany with his brother, Alexander
Marr, and spent a couple of days
in town. This was his first trip to
Vollmer and he was much sur
prised at the growtli out town has
made in so short a time. lie ex
pressed it as his opinion that, judg
ing from the surrounding country,
Vollmer was destined to become
one of the leading commercial cen
ters in this whole- country.
W. A. Scott the drayman, went
to Orangeville last Friday, return
ing home Tuesday night. He re
ports the city quiet at present.
The N. P. construction crew
will arrive in Vollmer tomorrow
and-will make this ^teir head
quarters till the road is completed
across Lawyers canyon.
F. Foster is constructing a build
ing 2<>x-fU ou Prairie avenue which
lie will use for a laundry. A good
laundry will in all probability be a
paying business and we predict
Mr. Foster's new undertaking to
be a success.
M. M. Oylear and wife of Colde
sac came in Sunday. Mr.Oyleai
lias accepted a position with the
Leggett Mercantile Co., and Mrs
Oyler will take the place in the Ilo
school, recently vacated by Miss
Simmous.
A. Scroggins, who has been con
nected with the bank of Ilo for the
past two years, was at a recent
meeting voted out of his job and
his place filled by R. Anderson.
Mr. Scroggins has not yet decided
what he will do but the probabities
are that he will either reengage in
the banking business or go into
the Hardware business at soin
point.
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Stites.
(From the Sentinel)
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Strecker left
Stites this morning for Miln'd old
Kansas home, to be gone several
weeks. Milo got "homesick" for
! a rabit hunt as of yore, when tliej
Used to break snow knee deep and
dig out the cotton tails. '1 he best
wishes for a pleasant visit and n
' return 8 ,,ert with ' hem '
Mrs. M. O. Adams who accom
panied Mr. Adam's mother, Mrs.
'C. J. Adams, to Portland, Ore.,
some time ago, returned home to
Stites the latter part of the week.
.She reports a most enjoyable trip.
Prof John B. Crti ter and bis efii
j ciant assistants, Misses Stella He;-'
' wert and Jeuuie Peterson are work
ing in their respective rooms ns
though there h$d beeu no holiday
recess. The scholars are applying
themselves to their studies and
good results are sure to follow.
J. C. Deparnee our "village
black-smith," is one of the busiest
1 smithies in this sectiou of the
i country. His work lias increased
80 rApiilly that he was compelled
j t 0 (] () uble his force aud even now
| jt keeps him hustling to turn out
j the rapidly i ucreasing trade. Bui
J- C. is a thorough mechanic and
h»s work tells. *
Mr. R. C. Whftinan came down
f ronl his Meadow creek home Sun
prize:day on business matters, returning
Monday.
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Mrs. L. C. Stouebraker and little
daughter Ayliffe, arc visiting with
relatives iu Asotin at present.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nails,
at their home southeast of town,
on Jan. 2, a baby boy. Mother
and Italie are doing nicely, and
"Grandpa" Mitchell is prouder
then when be put ou his first pair
of red-top boots 60 years ago.
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Kamiah
Last Sunday morning about leu
o'clock the home of Jobe B Bryant
in Seven Mile canyon was «n
tirely destroyed by fire, caused
presumably by a defective Htove
pipe, the loss is estimated at
about $550 and no insurance.
All that was saved from the build
ing was a stove and an organ, all
the clothing of the family, except
what they had on being
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a i stored it» the house and that was
i b " rn f « d U, °- He was burned ab., ut
the face aud hands id attemi.tiDg
to save some of the personal effects.
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W, L. Karson of Nez Perce, was
iu Kamiah Saturday to take the
train for Mexico. W t* uiiderMund
that Mr. Larron ha- a land deni on
down there.
J. M. 1 'araour wiio lias nt-ru in
the east for the last seven years at
tending the Carlisle Indian school
at Carlisle, renn., and working at
j printers trade, returned to Ka
tniah laet week. Mr. Parsons has
been employed at Stephen Green
Co., Publishing House. Ho also
sees a great improvement in Ka
miah since lie left.
Baxter Renshaw brought
generous slice of water
which lie had kept in the cellar
siiice the water melon season clos
ed. It was in a state of good pre
servation and tasted fine.
us a
melon
Keuterville
A crowd of Keuterville dancers
attended the dance at Ferdinand
Friday night. They reported hav
had a good time.
A. S. Walker who formerly lived
on his farm oti the mountain, bin
moved to Orangeville last fall to
send his children to High School,
was a visitor here Sunday.
A meeting was held at the Dee]
Creek school house last Saturday
night for the purpose of organizing
a Liteiary Society. Squire Doty
presided.
The Keuterville Dramatic Club
will give an entertainment lien
t luirsduy night Jan. 23rd. A good
program is arranged.
Mr. Conrad 1! >-se and his bride
to be, Miss Emma Raed have gout
to Spokane to be married. After
a visit there with friends they will
return to live on the fine farm the
groom owns east of town.
An agreeable surprise was given
Mr. Nuttuian, familiarly known as
"Unde Sam" on Tuesday evening
A large crowd of friends gathered
at Mr. llot'ne's place and from
there proceeded to surprise him in
which they
V good time was hud by all pre
sent.
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John Horne bought the Ezra
.Monlux saw mill and will move it
next fall to his timber land north
east of the Butte.
J. B. Krieger proprietor of the
Keuterville lumber yard and
Schmidt & Pederson, bought 5 lots
of S. F. Winkler. Mr. Krieger in
tends to extend his lumber yard
and Schmidt & Pederson will use 2
lots for post aud wood yaid
The linesman Lumber Co Sold a
line inatehed team to Barney Lueh
tel'e'd for $230.
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NOTICE.
Orangeville, Idaho, October 7, 1907
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To William M. o
! hereby
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tllc-ii Dial we, the
led M00 hit- t
in ing plain
d Fourth of July, situate in
d in the neigh
ne of Center.
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on the lolh
ing d
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the Koldun Mining District,
Uolhood of the town by the
The above
luring the year. y 1905, 1906
claim each'year. The record of such work is
l in llie Recorder's office of Idaho
county. State of Idaho.
We, the undersigned, Kd. J Lycett and
J. Conrad Groff, apply under provisions ot
Section '2324 of the Revised Statutes of the
United "talcs, being the aim
hold the same for they
if within ninety days from the
notice, and within ninety days after this notice
, you fail <>»• refuse to contribute
m of snob expenditure as co
owner, w hieh will amount to the sum of $200.
.•'U having on,'-third interest in auch claim, il
you do not do ao vour interest in the claim will
become the property of the undersigned, an pro
vbled for by the laws of the United State»,
"ectiou 2324 of the Revised Statutes.
spent
nd 1907, $100 t.» end
ovv of rec
required to
19051906 and 1907. And
•ice of this
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Kd J. Lycett
J. Conrad Uiaff
STATU OK IDAHO, t
Countv of Nea i'erce.i
Kd J Lycett and J c
. any»: That they have r,nd tin
foregoing ami tli.it the iarao is true as they
verily believe.
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d Graff being Ann
duly a wo
Ed. J. I veett
J. Conrad Graff
to before me this 7thday
John 1» McConkoy
Notary Public.
Subscribed and
of October, 1907.
(Seal)
JttUlO-1908
NOTICE OK ATTACHMENT.
in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and for tin
County of Idaho.
K. L. Kilen, plaintiff, va. John J. l'urker, defen
dant.
Notice in hereby given, that a writ of attach
ment has been i turned out of the abote entitled
Court iu the above entitled cause against the
property tne above named defendant.
hereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Otlicial Seal this 20th day
of December, 1907.
efii
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and
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J I. OVERMAN,
. Clerk District Court.
By \V. N. Kuox, Deputy
Jan. Dcllaven, attorney for piuintiff, residence
Orangeville Idaho.
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NOTICK OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice ih hereby given that the regular annual
cetiug
( lonaol Mated
f the Iflab
ill be b' ld i
Mining Co., Ltd
» range villi-,
Main». 011 Un> s
at 1:30 I* M . b
such other hu»
meeting.
Dab'll at (irnugeviile, Idaho, this isth day of
December, lju7.
>nd Tiieaday of January, 1 08.
the election of offices and
ay come before the
It K
, President,
, Secretary.
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NOTICE OK PRORATE OK WILE.
In the Probate «'ourt of Maim County, Idaho.
utter of the estate of li. (j. spencei,
PufMiunt to an order of *aid court, made
the 2nd day of January, lüus, at 10 <
of said day, at Hu* court room of »aid court, in
the city of Grangevllle, Couuty of Idaho, statt
of Idaho, fiat beeu appointed a* the time and
place for proving the will of ha id H. c. K poncer,
deceased, ami for hearing the application of
Kachel Spencer for the issuance to her of letters
testamentary thereon, when
person interested may appear and contest tin
Dated the 2nd day of J.
If. Taylor, Atty. for Petitioner.
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In the Dlatricf (Tourt of the Second Judicial
District of the .'tate of Idaho, iu aud for the
i ouuty of i«u»io.
rhiTlen W. Luck, IMaiutiff, va. The Werden
leu "/èlfdâü t* Milln ' 1 ' - vompsuy. a iuriK.ru
Notir e I» lu-rt-by Klveu, that a writ uf altm-h
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Htove- J i o«rm»n. cu-rii ot said court.
at Jam rc"M.uu "nu" ldiho nt,y ' :n-l
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build- city warrants redeemed. j
all Nnitc, i« bur. Ry given the f..ii.-wing cm |
except 5S 'ÎÂÏ ÄSÄÄt |
BM,Ü a/^'ÜÄ-'m'Vom rÄiiv«'!"'""* i,,n,,d
was <■.,* tnxènt KunB, warrant« t«iuea in October,
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T.«ht E«nd. warrant« Isaucd in December, J
1007. mid January, 190«. No«. 19 and 20 .
was Dated Jauuary iß, \m.
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K. K. Fulton, C iorb.
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City Treasurer.
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Abstracts of Real Karate and Mining Property Furnished on Short Notice
J. A. BRADBURY, Sec. and Mgr., Orangeville, Idaho
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IDAHO
THE LEADING SCHOOL
is the one that giveH each student most personal help in Short- I
band. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Telegraphy, etc. Personal
help in y our studies means greater progress and Success for yon.
Students may enter at any time. Write for catalogue.
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LEWISTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, Lewiston, Id*.
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THE L. à E. BARM
(Formerly Lanninghams's Bam)
LIVERY AND FEED
Best Ri^s in "the City.
Excellent Saddle Horses.
Board by Day or Week.
GIVE US A CALL
JONES & McCONNELL, Props., Crangevllls
City Drug Store
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Dr. U. H. Sheaf for, Prop.
Pure Drugs,
Prescriptions carefully
compounded
Jewelry and silverware
QKANQBVILLE, IDAHO
GAMAS PRAIRIE
MACHINE SHOPS
All kinds of Lathe Work and
Machine Repairing
Horseshoeing and
Wagon Making
J. F. JACKSON
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Succcsunr to D. R. Atherton
Bast End Main St.
Orangeville, Idaho
V. HOLZ & SON
Brlckmakers, Contractors
aod Builders.
A Big Supply of the Best
brick and good lime always
on hand.
GranRevilie, Idaho.
for »ale gome of the finest and mont pro
ductive farm* in Idaho County. All good lands.
Look till» up. Investigate.
Office on ground fb or. Main St.
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COTTONWOOD, IDAHO
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Carrl,« th, following bi
of popular vhiskiMi
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Hermitage
Burk's Irtali
Crab Orchard
Bushmell Matt
Olen Levitt Scotch
Hiram Walk era Caaa
dian Club.
Alio • oholoo otocK of wife#
AU ftnd Bmr
His Key Westen» li
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Cigar» are the
W. H. RAL
LICENSED ft
AUCTIONEE
NEZ PERCE, - IDi
Qis long experience and fh
success makes his mrvioaa
after throughout central
TerniB reasonable and salii
guaranteed. Dates arran|
at the Free Press office
The grandmothers of |
Dutch Duukard families of 9
Pennsylvania have made at
Hickory Bark Cough ||
and reared their familiea «
a hundred years. Nov J
buy It of your d
it, and ns» it, bl
because it will a
because it is the Jb
made today. To
City Drug Storv
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