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News of Idaho County
WHITEBIRD
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Mr. and Mr«.41. 0. Cone, who
Icondnct a vèry auccensful confec
tionery business, were out on their
ranch last week looking after their
stock and Lary Ott was behind the
counter during their absence.
Brash Bros, are doing a thriving
meat business.
j. G. Thompson, photographer
(from Orangeville has done success
ful work here for three or four
I weeks past, but is, hb we under
stand, soon to return home.
Mr. Bush is poorly with stomach
trouble. His many friends wish
I him speedy and permanent recov
from this very disagreeable ail
ery
ment.
Chester Brown is employed at
the Newman Hotel and doing very
acceptable work. Milo and Chester
good boys and very acceptable
in the office and dining-room.
are
Miss Eckels—who for consider
able time has been employed at the
Newman Hotel, recently resigned
her position and is stopping at
present with Mrs. Caspeer, whose
husband is away on basiaess. Her
bright friendly ways wfl! be much
missed. x
A. W. Cobb, some time a barber
in town, has recently sold his
ranch to Dr. A. W. Foskett of this
place and returned to his old home
in Iowa. It is a valuable property
containing about 3,000,000 feet of
pine.
I Andrew W. Duggan, of the Mc
Donald & Duggau Mining Co., who
came here last fall prospecting and
who has tjeen in the busiuess con
tinuously since the war of the Re
bellion, having visited nearly every
[gold, silver and copper region of
I the United States with close in
spection, states, with emphasis,
[that he has no where seen as good
[indications for gold as on his loca
tion on Salmon River, Bix or seven
[miles from this place.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, who late
|]y sold their interest in the saw
[inill, in the Banner district about
[eight miles south of town, have
[moved to Camas Prairie not far
|froin Orangeville. We are very
[sorry to have them go.
[ A literary society was organized
[some time ago with meetings on
[Friday nights of every week, and
[has been successful.
[ Messrs. Fredrick and Joseph
I Davis are doing regular work on
[their mining claims with paying
I results.
[ We are informed that a company
I has been formed with $250,000
I capital for the purpose of opening
I extensive mining operations at
I Lucile, oft Salmou River, a few
I miles above town, and that work
is expected to begin within three or
four months.
Pete Vandeburgh, who has for
sometime been employed in Dr.
Foskett's drug store, is now pros
pecting on Snake River aud Dr.
Gtlisoo, dentist, has taken bis
plat».
A benwwae sold at auction sate
on main street a few days ago for
$ 21 .
The entertainment recently given
Two Choice Investments
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Grangeville
Fenn
Fogg's Park Addition to Grangeville, in
the east end of the city. Elegant location, high
and dry; unsurpassed view of the oity. Three
blocks from Main street, two blocks from
school ground. The ideal residence section.
It will mean a big return to yon if yon invest
at the pres« nt prices. The coming of Spring
will see one of the livest real estate periods
Grangeville has ever known.
The coming town of the Prairie, locat
ed on the N. P. R. R. midway between
Cottonwood and Grangeville. The shipping
point for the Salmon River Cattle Section.
More wheat will be shipped from this place
Rows
than any other point on the Prairie.
of warehouses now built. Busi
and rows
blooks going up.
Look at its geographical looation then buy.
Will have bank by Spring.
Business Lots
and Other
City Property
OUR OFFER
short time only we will sell any
For a
lot in this growing little city at 1-3 OFF
the listed price. Act quick.
Grangeville
Idaho
ngborn & Howe
by (be Ladies Aid society
first-class success in attendance and
receipts, netting $47.20 to be ap
plied on the cburch building fund.
, Newman Bros, are doiDg a large
livery business in connection with
the hotel owned and operated by
their father.
Mrs. Casebeer left a few days ago
to join her husband iu Orangeville.
Chas. Rice is clerking for Mr.
Freidenrich instead of Mr. Man
ning recently resigned.
One of the Oalioway brothers,
living four miles north of town,
sold hiB farm a short time ago and,
with his family, has gone to Texas
Mr. Robey from the Big Bend
country was in town last Wednes
day.
was a
The high school is doing good
work with Prof. Hall aud Mrs.
Myers teachers.
Quarterly meeting service will
be held March 13 and 14. Rev. A.
B. Roberts of Orangeville instead
of the Dist. Supt. will officiate.
Mr. Pogue from near Lucile was
here on business last Wednesday.
Chas. Gabriels of this place, who
has been employed for some time
rauchiug on the Plains, was at the
Taylor hotel a few days last week,
returning to his place of business
on Thursday.
Frank, son of Mr. Sewell of Lu
cile, is attending school here.
Mr. Sunholm, from Big Meadows,
was in town last Thursday.
MiesEffie Taylor, our post mis- '
tress who has been ill with La- j
;
Grippe, is better now.
Mr. Vanderburg was down tow*
.. o, W.»
Mr, Thompson, photographer!
from Orangeville, doing work here
for several weeks, was called home
last week by sickness in his family, I
1
lufaut child of Mr. Moore, our
banker, who was thought to be
dangerously ill, is better and be
lieved to be dangerously ill, is bet
ter aud believed to be out of dan
ger.
C. J. Hall, who owns a large
ranch on the Bnake river was in
town a few days ago and went on
to the county seat.
Mrs. Deasy, near John Day, is
seriously sick with some iutcrnal
disease, thought- to be a cancer of
the stomach. The suffer and en
tire family have the heartfelt sym
pathy of all who know them and
it is sincerely hoped that she may
recover.
The two year old son of Gabriel
Sykes of Walla Walla, Wash.,
Superintendent Walla Walla Dis
trict M. E Church, who makes
business trips to this place three or
four times a year, recently died
suddenly of diptheria.
Mrs. Bessie Key of Joseph Plain,
employed for some time at Judge
Taylor's has returned to her fath
er, R. G. Peters.
The household goods of Rev. I.
Putnam, so long delayed were
brought over from Orangeville by
Mr. Canaan last Ftiday.
Mr. Barker was in town last
Friday from Dumacqa Plains.
but is to return again.
Fred Davis came in from his
mining claim Friday afternoon.
Messrs. James & Johnson, of
Chicago, were here on a prospect
ing tour last week. They are
evidently interested in some large
enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Cone returned
home from their ranch last Friday.
Mr. Howe, an old soldier of the
war of the Rebellion, has purchased
property formerly owned by Mr.
Casebeer. The friends of Mr. Howe
will be pleased to have him come
into town. ,
Mrs. Wallace is confined to her
bed and is quite ill.
Mrs. Judge Taylor wae ill for
some time but ie better.
CLEARWATER
A. Carpenter, an old Bettler in
this part of the county, died at his
home on Battle Ridge Friday night,
Feb. 26.
four children to mourn his death.
Wm. Starwalt sold his property
here to Ed Stamey and wjll soon
move to Alberta where he expects
to make his home in the future.
George Hyatt and wife of Elk
City have returned to Clearwater.
They will spend sometime visiting
friends here.
Chas Smith of Oregon is visiting
with his cousin, Corwin Pell, of this
P' ac, '
Albert Lister, who is attending
' 8ch J °° 1 h *re this winter spent Sat
j Dr "L 1 -' a " ( [S u °d a y wth bis parents
; at Corail hill.
He leaves a wife and
John Ruark and family will
start fur Alberta Monday where Mr.
Ruark has taken him a homestead.
The best wishes of their many
friends go with them to their new
home.
Spring work has begun in this
part of the country. Borne of our
farmers have moBt all their plow
ing done at present.
Not withstanding the bad roads
the stages to the meuntaius are
loaded to their utmost capacity
witli passengers. Bo much travel
this time of year is something un
usual.
.Mrs. Mae McPherson of Stites is
visiting at the home or her sister
Mrs. Dale Clarke of this place.
A masquerade ball will be given
in the I. O. O. F. hall next Friday
night, March 5. Everybody cor
dially invited to attend and bring
someone with you.
L. B. Murphy of Taho was a
business visitor iu town the first of
the week.
Jake Riebold and wife were
business visitors in Btites the first
of the week. They report good
roads.
Roy Leeper, the Harpster black
smith, spent Baturdav and Biinday
with his parents, J. B. Leeper and
wife, of this place.
®$ ,r roa< * supervisor, G. Hanson,
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Nick Bowman has rented the
Ôiggens ranch for the coming year.
I örorge Harris will be his right
1 flower aud cook.
A Fool and His Town
Lots are soon Parted .
Last week we announced that the present
rediculously low prices of the choicest resident
lots located in town would not be advanced until
March io. Our plan of course was to induce
substantial people to buy and build, thereby
double the value of the lots that were left.
THe Trouble Is no Lots will be Left
If the lots go for the next week like they have
during the last few days.
We have decided to reserve ten lots from
this sale; otherwise we have no wav of playing
even.
THis leaves only about Twenty Lots that can
Low Prices
be had at present
Fogg's ParK Addition,
Grang'eville's Best Buy
PANGBORN CO. HOWE. Exclusive Agents
. «< W. <0*. »
joyed a social dance at t ie home of
Mr. and Mrs. 8mith Roup's last
Friday evening,
■ were served, and all report a jolly
| good time.
Chas. Kelly, the genial telephone
man, is making a trip over the
lines of the Btites, Elk City Tele
phone Co., doing repair work. He
stopped Saturday night at the
Clearwater hotel.
Wtn. Laughton, who has beeu in
Oregon for the past few months re
turned home last week.
HARPSTER
Several of the farmers in this
vicinity have begun their spring
plowing, and expect to begin their
seeding soup.
MpBfirs. Allen, Wilson, Brnndige
and Renner were transacting busi
ness in Grangeville last week.
Mrs. W. F. Clark and Mrs. A.
McKenzie were visiting friends iu
Btites the first of the week.
Geo. Bannders is having a barn
erected on his ranch about one
mile east of Harpster. D. Robs is
doing the work.
Geo. Curtis and Henry Bullion
wera the guepts of Geo. Renner
and wife Sunday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cosaud last week. Mother
and child are getting along nicely
and much hope is entertained for
Mr. Cosand's recovery.
The Ladies Aid Spciety are pre
paring to give an enterthinment
here Friday evening, March 12.
Refreshments
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
A SPECIALTY
Sweet <fe Company
Bank of Camas Prairie
Grangeville, Idaho;
CAPITAL ancLSURPLUS .
$ 130,000
OFFICERS
F. W. Kettenhach, President
A. Freidenrich, Vice-President
W. W. Brown. Cashier
John Norwood, Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS
W. W. Browu, A. Freidenrich, Frank McGrane, K. W. Kettenbach, W. K. Kettenbach
Jes»e L. Rain», Win. Steiuheiser
Fire Proof Vault for safe keening of customer» paper» aud valuables.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
fW. E. Graham \
¥ FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING 2
$ Whit. H.ara. for th. Burial of tha Youn, j j
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Heavy Drape Broadcloth Casket . ^
.$60.00 W
$50.00
Heavy Plain Casket.$35.00 ^
$20 00 to $«0.00 *
• hildren's sice, up from
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Plain Plush Casket.
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Varnish Cases
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$5.00
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.-EMBALMING A SPECIALTY- ¥
Grangeville Laundry
Washes Weil and Often. Under
New Management. Bundles
Called For and Delivered. m
: : T R Y US:
THe Best Protection For
THe Least Money
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Insure Your Property Against Lose by Fir« With
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THe IdaHo Mutual
¥ Co-Operative Insurance Co. i
BOISE. IDAHO.
P^ r *» 2 Ä 0 £?° Pangborn & Howe
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Local
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Grangeville *nd Meadows Stage Line
Good four-hor«e wagons and careful drivers. Leaves Grangeville every day
except Monday, at 6 a. m., and arrives every day except Tuesday, at 12 tn
HAKE—Grangeville to Meadowa,
—Grangeville to White Bird,
Only three daya from Grangeville to Boise over one of the moat picturesque
route* in the west, and no night rides. For further information call on
B. R. CAWLEY, Agent, Orangeville, Idaho
$9-00
2.00
NOTICE OF FORFKITUU
N. W. Earl, hl« heim— Administrator« end M*
■1RII«
Yon arc hereby notified that the andtraifMd
has expended the «um of one hundred d«Un
($ 100 . 00 ) during trie year UK* upon the foltowtaf
Haim. Hltunted in the Yellowplne Mining Dte
trict. Idaho* 'minty Idaho, to-wlt; the McKIn
I ley quarts claim. In le«« you contribute T*t»f
proportion the «um of fifty dollar« ($$$) of
»aid expenditure within ninety day« from pub
lication of thi« notice together with the eoflfof
this notice your one-half interest in Mid claim
will be forfeited under Sec. 23**4 of the Eevieed
statutes of the United States and become the
undersigned.
W arreu. Idaho, February 20th, J909.
JOS. DAVI8.
property of your co-owner rhe
Dated
March 4-June 10*
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NOTICE OK CROOK OK COMPLETION OF
* WORK AND APPLICATION OF WAT»
TO BENEFICIAL USE.
Notice 1« hereby Riven that at 10 a. m. on the
24th dsy of April, 1999, at Cottonwood, Conn
of Idaho, State of Idaho, before J. M. Wolbe
(7. 8. Commissioner, proof will be submitted
the completion of work for the diversion of one*
fiftieth of one cubic foot, per second of the
water« of a certain spring in 8W4, 8E4, See. N,
32N. IK . and of the application to beoeflemi
use of said water in accordance with the terme
and conditions of Permit No. 4032 heretofore
issued by the Slate Engineer of the State of
Idaho.
1. The name and postoffice address of the
holding said permit Is Riley Rtee,
ottonwood, Idaho.
2. Wald works of diversion will be fully com
the date set for such completion, and
rat of water which said works are
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pleted c
the am
capable of conduct lug to the place of Intended
use. In accordance with the plans accompany*
ing the application for such
fiftieth ol one cubic foot per second.
hich said
permit, is one
ater has been ap
plied is domestic purpose«, and the amount ap
plied to beneficial use is one-tlftieth of one
cubic foot per second
4 The date of priority which said user la
prepared to establish is October 1ft, UNE.
JAS. 8TEPHKN80N, Jr,
state Engineer.
3. The use to
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
State of Washington. I __
County of Walla Walla .\ ■"*
To G. W. Whitney, ami W. E. Croup, their heirs
or assigns.
You aud each of you are hereby notified that
the undersigned. W. N. De Moss, has expended
the sum of four-hundred ($400.00) dollars
labor und improvements upon the following
placer mining claims, towlt: The Mountain
Placer, The Lost Channel, The Lucky Channel
and the Grass Valley placer claims, situated In
Warren mining district, Idaho County, Idaho,
as the same appear of record in the Book of
Placer mining locations of said county. The
said expenditure of four hundred ($400 00) dol
lars is shown and fully set forth in the affidavit
of Proof of Labor as recorded lu Hook 2, Proofs
Of Labor
work, labor aud expenditure was performed by •
aillant for the purpose aud in order to hold the
said Placer mining claims under the provisions
of Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the U. 8..
aud being rhe amount required to hold eald
claims for the year ending December 31, 1808 at
12 o'clock of said day. Aud If within 90 daya
personal service of this notice, or within 90 days
after the publication thereof, you, and each of
you, your heirs, executors or
contribute your proportion of said expenditure,
of two hundred dollars.
Id
November 28, Hmjk, and which said
assigns, fall to
amounting to the
$200 00). W. K. Croup $60.00, G. W. Whitney
150.00, together with the cost of this publication
your interest in said claims will become the
property ot the undersigned under «aid Section
2324, Revised statute« of the U. S. Payment
may be made to me at Walla Walla, Wash.
W. N. DkMOSS.
First publication Februarv 4, last May 20. •
NOTICE OK REFEREE S SALE.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the HtHteof Idaho, in and for the
County of Ne* Perce.
Rod D. Legent, T. Stewart White end J. D.
. Alfred Blomberg, De
Lacey, Plaintiff»,
fendant.
Alfred Blomberg. Plaintiff, vs Rod D. Leggat,
T. Stewart White and J. D. )<accy, Defen
dants.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
Interlocutory Judgement and Order of Sale is
sued out of the above entitled Court In the
above entitled cause, I will sell at the Court
House door tu G
geville, Idaho County. ld«r
ho 011 Saturday the 3rd day of April, 1909. at the
hour of teu o'clock a m. of said day the follow
ing dehcribed group of mining claims, to-wlt:
•N. P..'' "Bloomington", •'Pacific *, "Pacific
No. 2", "Pacific No. 3" sud "Pacifie Not 4".
which said claims arc commonly known'and
called the "Pacific Group" of mining claims
situated iu Idaho County, Idaho and the notice«
of locatiou thereof filed and recorded, to-wlt:
The first five mentioned of said mining claims
having the location notices thereof recorded
respectively at Page 405 of Vol. "D .pageMof
Vol. "D"; page *2Mof Vol. "B''; page 202 of vol.
"D" and page 408 of Vol. "D"; and said "Pacific
No. 4 ' mining claim having beeu located on
the 17th day of October, 1901, and the location
notice thereof filed for record, all with the
mining recorder of Elk City Mining District,
Idaho County, Idaho.
That »aid mining claims will be sold together
group, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United
State».
That the highest bidder at said sale must ac
company hi» bid with a certified check by a
bank to be approved by me, or by the payment
in cash of an amount of at least ten (10) per
cent of such bid, and that in case of default
thereof the person makiug the next highest bid
will be required to furnish such certified check,
or cash as he may elect, and «o on in case of
further default by any bidders.
That such certified check or cash, which ever
mav be furnished, »hall be held by me until the
confirmation of said sale by the Court, where
upon the purchaser shall furnish the balance of
the amount under »aid bid, which shall be In
full payment of the purchase price uuder said
sale; but should »aid purchaser fail to fnrnish
the balance of »aid amount upon the confirma
tion of said »ale. then in that event, he shall
forfeit the ten (10) per cent theretofore paid.
Dated this 23rd day of February, 190».
39-4 GEO. E. ERB, Referee.
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ALIAB 8UMMON8.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Idaho.
•yman Hardware Co., a Corporation: Paci
Hardwnre A Steel Co., a corporation; 8po
a corporation; Rock
Hone
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kaue Hardware Co., a corporation; Rock
Island Plow Co., a corporation; Oliver Chilled
Plow Co., a coijftiratiou; Aultman A Taylor
Machinery Co. a corporation; Mark Meant,
Brlulnstool Lubricating Co., a corporation;
Illinois Sewing Machine Co., a corporation;
Mitchell, Lewis A: StaverCo., a corporation;
Zan Bros., a corporation; Poison Implement
Co., a
corporal loti ; Vollmer-Clearwater Co
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corporfttion; Lowerberg & Going Co.,«
iv.i^.ftllon; Vollmer-Clearwater Co., L'td., «
corporation; M. Seller A Co., a corporation;
Jensen King Byrd Co., a corporation ; Holly
Mason Hardware Co . a corporation; and J«a.
Dellaven, as trustee for the alx»ve named
plaintiffs, and for the def ndants, Portland
Cordage Co., Plaintiffs.
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James O'Leary and J K O'Leary, Co-Partners
a» James O'Leary A Sou, William F. O'Leary,
and Portland Cordage Co., a corporation.
Defendants.
The State of Idaho sends Greeting;
To James <> Lear*-, J. E. O'Leary, William F.
O'Leary and Portland Cordage Co., Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there has beeu
filed in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, iu and for the County of Idaho,
the complaint of the above named nlaintlffs.
You are hereby summoned ana required to
appear and answer »aid complaint within
twenty day s aftei
mon«, if served within this judicial district, or
if served elsewhere, within forty days.
The said action is brought to obtaiu a decree
of this court for the foreclosure of a certain
rtgage, described in the complaint and exe
cuted hr defendants, William F. O'Leary and
James O'Leary A 8v>u, <>n the 14th day of Janu
ary, 1907. In favor of plaintiff, Jas. DcHaven, as
trustee, etc., to secure the payment of sixteen
promissory notes, aggregating 11427.31, made by
the defendants. James O'Leary, J. E O'Leary
ice on you of this 8mn
mo
and William F. O'Leary, described in the com
plaint herein, In which it is alleged that $342.66
has been paid to plaintiff, Ja«. Dellaven, and
that »aid plaintiff has paid taxes and expenses
connected with hi» said trust aggregating $W.21
leaving h net sum of $235.46 to be applied on the
said 16 several notes secured by «aid mortgage:
to obtain a judgment «gainst the defendam,
James O leary. J. K. O'Leary and William F.
O'Leary, in favor of plaintiffs and defendant.
Portland cordage Co. for the sum of $1427.81,
and inter »r on $57 thereof from Nov. 14, l'.>06on
$1,054.31 tin leof from Nov. 26, 1906, and ou $81A
70 thereof from Jan. 14,1907, at the rate of ten
per cent per annum, less Ihe sum of $285.45; lor
au attorney '» fee of $100, and costs of this action;
that the premises conveyed by said mortgage
may be »old and the proceed > thereof applied
the payment of «aid notes, attorney s fees and
cost», nnd in case such proceeds are not suffi
cient to pft> the same, then to obtain an execu
tion against Lie said James O'Leary, J. E.
O'Leary and W illiam F O'Leary, for any bal
ance remaining due; also that said détendants,
and all persons claiming by. through, or under
then>, or either of them, maybe barred and
foreclosed of all right, title, equity ol redemp
tion und interest in and to said meitnjM
premises, and for other and further relief, ae
more fully appears by plaintif! 's complaint, on
file herein, to which reference is here made.
Aud you are hereby uotified 'hat if yon fall to
appear and answer said complaint aa above re
quired the said plaintiffs will apply to the convt
for the relief demauded in the complaint
Attest ray hand and seal of said District
this eleventh day of February, 1909.
J. I. OVERMAN,
By J. B WHITE, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
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