Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-11-05
MOMVAMN SNMpNN ANBNNN.
SIDEWALK OBSERVATIONS.

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The frost line is creeping this way.
Quartz location notices for sale here
A little fire feels good towards night
Iron-clad note books for sale at thi,
Office.
Boise city is to be lighted by electric
lamps.
Full election returns are not yet tc
hand.
The autumn equinox has howled its
howl.
True men love freedom more than
riches.
Times are improving in the lower
country.
Heavy overcoats will soon be in
demand.
1t don't pay to try to run your neigh
bors business.
If men differ with you don't try to
bull-dose them.
Dave Landon sends the FREE PRRss
to Cecil, Kansas.
The breath of winter makes itself
felt toward night.
Don't forget in the fall rush to sub
scribe for the Press.
This fine weather should be improved
in preparing for winter.
j. w. Crea came up from Kamiah
to take in the election.
Gather up your garden truck and
bank up your cellar walls.
The new blacksmith at Cottonwood is
dong q thriving business.
All the boys came out from American
! creek to vote last Tuesday.
Bread is the staff of life, end adver-
tising is the staff of business.
Truth in small packages is worth
more than falsehood by the ton.
JAS. Fine, of Cottonwood, returned
from his Dayton visit last week.
County warrants received at full face
value on subscription to the PRESS.
There was sprinkle of snow last
Saturday, but it failed to materialize.
The sentence ''no it is opposition, -
reads the same backward as forward,
Work on the lower levels of the
Comstock mines has been abandoned
Camas prairie will boom, Idaho
county will boom and your business will
boom.
Martin Wagner, Geo. Greer ant
Newt. Holt arrived home on Monday
stage.
Now that the stump speakers hav,
saved the county let us all give polite
rest.
The wild geese are flying south ware
with fire in their eye and frost in thei
throats.
Raw oysters are recommended fo
, hoarseness. An, easy remedy t
| swallow.
. Geo. Morrison. of Lewiston was O
, the prairie last week buying up ban
of horses.
There is growing demand for be
covers. Now rs good time for youn
men to double up"
, When a girl gives a fellow the "col
shake" all the quinine this side g
. Gehenna won't help him.
Don't be gulled by cheap John ped
; dlers. The reliable dealers always in
vite you through the Press.
The indications are favorable for tn
: discovery of good quartz III the oil
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Parents should not forget to visit tn
schools occasionally. 1t is encouragin
to both principal and scholars.
Mike Deasy, Frank Turnbull an
Tom Clark arrived out from Florenc
last week to spend the winter.
j. 7. Bradley showed up on tn
streets last Friday, looking all the wors
; for his long spell Of sickness.
. The FREE Press made itself felt /
the late campaign. We are bound t
make idaho county heard somehow.
Some one has discovered that it neve
hurts town for its own people to hel
it along. Are all our readers doing that
John higgins has built a blacksmit
shop at Mt. Idaho on Dorman stree
back of the hotel, and is doing goo
business.
The O'Neil (Nebraskaj Free Neu
says "Corn is our fuel for the coo
stove, and we would be glad to take
on subscription.
; There is no better time than right no.
to bank up your dwellings and stable
in good shape for winter. 1t may pre-
vent much suffering.
Inc WOODS are IN all Jnelr rOys
, beauty now, and the varegated tints
the autumn leaves form a picture whic
, brings pleasure to all.
, Many young men are full of enthus
asm when they put on the matrmonii
harness, but we notice that the weddin
/ ring usually disenchants them in shol
/ order.
The new one dollar silver note
\ which have been placed in circulatio
e are among the handsomest bills issue
by the United States. We take 'em ;
$ par on subscription.
r A railroad surveying party are said
b. be making survey down the Lift
: Salmon, heading this way. After
!, while this country will be literally col
: rallied by railroads.
! The fight for the repeal of the tes
: oath bill will be transferred to the legi
v lature this winter. All members ele
y who know anything at all about const
y tutional rights will vote for repeal.
q The Salt Lake Tribune says that Joh