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The Idaho County Free Press
L. A. WISENER, EDITOR
Grangeville, Idaho, Thursday, November, 19, 1908.
MAKING OF OIF
Rich Strike on the Buster
Means Making of Elk Camp
RICHERANDBI6GERTHAN EVER
On 400-Foot Level 21 Feet of
$200 to Ton Ore
From the Elk City paper we clip
the following most important piece
of news. We believe there can he
hut little doubt that with this
latest strike Elk City will make
the coming camp of the west:
''In the past week two strikes
have been made in the Buster
mine, ouo of which is the largest
body and the richest ore ever found
iu the mine. One Strike was made
on level No. 2; the other in level
No. 4, in which considerable drift
ing and crosscutting lias been done
of late to find the ore that was
cut by a fault between level No. .1
and level No. 4. The ore
countered by the day shift Satur
day. The night shifts explored
the face and found the body of ore
to be 21 feet wide.
was en
The report
from the assaver is not made pub
lic, but the appearance of the ore
shown it is high grade. It is said
it will apsay 8200 a ton.
bigger and richer tliau any hotly
of ore yet found iu the Hunter mine,
or anywhere in central Idaho.
Supt. J. F. Thorn and bis assis
tant, Mr. Austin, are at Newsome
tjiis week looking up other proper
ties for the Bradley & Mackenzie
people, and this paper could not
get an interview with
are close to the
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men who
company. How
ever, from what Mr. Bradley liaK
said in the past, the
ment in the Buster
that the well known
who own it will immediately launch
out upon a broad plan of mining !
operation in this district. Mr.
new develop
mine means
mining men
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Uradley Bald a year airo that the
nrouniif ,,,;i| • „"a • •
preneni) null IH solely to prospoct
the mine, and it would be the nlau 1
of the company to treat all the
that is taken out while the mine
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GO to:PULSE S
The people of Grangeville have
been advised to go to Pulse'» for
the past G year«. Every day they
heard it, or «aw it in this paper.
it sent them to Pulse'«: that
Whs all it
When Pulse once get* a custo
mer he iR treated so well that he
couldn't go anywhere else with
•">» fe. ling like apologizing to
himself for doing it.
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haven't gone to Pulse's
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Odd Pieces and Sets
IN CHINA
Extremely Low Prices
Van Pool
Your Grocer
WALLACE SCOTT, Pré».
J. P. VOLLMER, Vice Pré».
MARTIN WAGNER, Cashier.
The
First National BanR
Of Grangeville, Idaho
Capital and Surplus •
- — INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSIT
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$ 50 , 000.00
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Di rhetors:
W y at t J W a 11 are Scott.
W. A.
Hall. Robert Jone», J. F. Ailshle, J. P. Vollmer, Frank E.
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L. J. ROOT LUMBER YARD
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Successor to Monlux Lumber Company
A complete stock of Rough and
hinishing Lumber always on hand
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Residence Phone. Nei Perce 396.
Business Phone, at Austins. Nez Perce 173; Pacific 417
J- W. PHILLIPS
Draying' and Transferring
GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO
is being developed.
Evidently the time is now at
hand when the reduction plant
will have to be enlarged. It is
worked to its full capacity now,
and with the present plant remain
ing as it is now, ore taken from
level No. 4 would have to be thrown
on the dump. More power is need
ed, and the presumption is that
the company will locate a water
power site on one of the rivers in
the district and install an electric
plant, to get the power they need
and do away with the great expense
of burning wood.
It is shown at the Buster that
the ore body increases in size and
riehuess as depth is attained. This
discovery and this strike means a
tremendous impetus for mining in
this district and for all central
Idaho."
SHERIFFS SALK.
Frank A. Cox and Joseph Rogers, plaintif!*,
against The Maxwell Mining Company, Ltd. A
Corporation, Defendant.
By virtue oi an Execution issued out of the
District Court, of the Second Judicial District,
of the County of Idaho, anti State of Idaho,
wherein Frank A. Cox and Joseph Rogers are
»Maintins, and ti»e Maxwell Mining Company,
I Id a corporation Defendant, upon a judgi
an«1 decree of foreclosure reudered the 18th
of September A. D. liKJH. for the sum of one
thousand, thirty one ami 42-lUO dollars United
states lawful money besides cost* and interest,
I have this day levied upon all the right, titld,
claim and interest of said defendant the Max
well Mining Company Ltd. of, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The Maxwell group of mining claims,situated
Marshall Lake Mining District, Idaho
County, state of Idaho, known and named as
tiie Mux well, Maxwell No. 1, Maxwell No 2,
Maxwell No. 8, Maxwell No. 4, Maxwell No. 5,
Maxwell No. 6, Maxwell No 7, the same com
posing and constituting the Maxwell Mine and
P of mining claims, and located on the
East Fork of Maxwall Creek in said Mining
District.
Public notice is hereby given that I will on
Saturday the 5th day of December A. D. 1MU8, at
ten o'clock A. M. of said day, in front of the
Court House door of the County of Idaho, sell
at public auction, for United States lawful
money, all the right, title, claim and interestof
said defendant the Maxwell Mining Company
Ltd. of, in and to the above described property,
so much thereof as may be necessary to raiRe
flicieut to satisfy haul judgment, with interest
ami costs, etc . to the highest and best bidder.
Dated Nov. 12th A. D. 1908.
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W. rt. Brown
Sheriff of Idaho County.
By Frank Van Deventer, Deputy.
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NOTICE OF SALK OF MINING PROREKTY.
In the Probate Court of Idaho Comity, Idaho.
In ti e mutter of Horace V. Browu, Deceased.
i* hereby given that bv virtue of an
order of the above entitled court made on the
8th day of Nov. l'.'US, the undersigned were
dirt et. d to sell at private aale for cash or to
cuter into agreement for future *ale with deed
in escrow, the following described premises be
longing to the above entitled estate and des
critad aa follows, towlt:
The Riggins Bar placer mining claim situated
learwater unorganized District, Idaho
. Idaho, in sections 22 and 27 Twp. 29 N.
Notic
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f such order, and a further
«lei'shortening the notice of sale required to
l>e given, the undersigned will lecelve bids or
.otters in writing for the purchase of said prop
ertv ar private «ale on the 21st day of Nov. 1908,
• said bids or otters to be delivered to J. I. Over
man at tin* Couit House iu Grangeville, Idaho.
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pursuance
J. I. Oveiman,
Cassie B. Brown,
Administrators of the estate of said Deceased
A. S. Hardy. Atty.
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YOU!
E ARE using this means to tell you that GRANGEVILLE
is going to develop into a city. The steel rails are down and
you will be having first class passenger and freight service
before long. Do you realize what this means? It means
that Grangeville, which has been miles from transportation
and yet has grown to be a large, prosperous town, will grow
faster than ever before. It will be a large and prosporous city before you
know it. People from all parts are going to visit Graugeville, and when
they see the miles of beautiful wheat fields, learn that your soil, climate,
etc., are favorable to diversified farming, see the fruit that you raise, the
stock to be shipped and are told of the hidden wealth in those mountains
nearby, they are going to locate in Grangeville and invest their money in
Grangeville.
We believe in Grangeville. We believe that Grangeville has a
grand future and we have backed our belief with money.
We have purchased a beautiful lay of land within two blocks of the
Court House site, which we are now platting. We are going to make it
Grangeville's most select residence district and it is to be known as
Spokane Addition." Streets are being graded, cement sidewalks will be
laid as soon as the weather will permit, and everything will be done
make this one beautiful place to have a home.
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Now we are offering for sale a few of these lots at bargain prices to
cover the cost of the work we have outlined. If you want to own a lot in
"Spokane Addition,
Grangeville Hotel.
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see our representative, Mr. Eben Mouce, at the
He will furnisfi you with prices, terms, etc. If
you don't find him at the hotel, walk a few blocks down the street to
"Spokane Addition," where they are at work grading, and you will
find him there.
Ham, Yearsley, Ryrie k Philbrick
Rtal Estate, Insurance, Farm Lands and Farm Mortages SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
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Bank of Camas Prairie
Orangeville, Idaho
CAPITAL and SURPLUS .
$ 130,000
officers;
F. w. Rettenbach. President
A Kreldeurich, Vlce-Preaident
John Norwood,'A«a l t r caiHpr Ml11 "
DIRECTORS
W. W. Brown. A. Freidenrich, Frank McGrane, F. W. Kettenbnch. W F
Jeune L. Kahm, Wm. Steiuheiner
Fire Proof Vault for *af»* keening of cuntomers pap«r* and valuable*
A general banking biiBinoa* transacted.
K «ltenfc,ch
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
f W. E.. Graham
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