Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-11-19
SIDEWALK PR1TTLE.
Snow on the mountains.

mountains.
Grangeville has nearly doubled it,
growth this summer.
A & + received 6,000 pounds Of Asotin
-four during the week.
Thanksgiving ball at Mt. Idaho next
Thursday. Tickets $3.50.
Some people find fault where others
never think of looking for it.
Five hundred fence rails wanted on
subscription to the FREE PRESS.
If no money was spent foolishly half
the world would be out of work.
County warrants taken at full face
value on subscription to the Press.
We want few new subscribers to the
FREE Press, and will take fence-rails in
payment.
Nike Behan fell from wagon the
other dsy and is now walking around
on three legs.
Rev. l.. t. Weeks, of Kansas, is on
the prairie, and may possibly remain
permanently.
Hiram r 'Obins was elected justice of
the peace for Cottonwood precinct, aud
j. u. Ingram, constable.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
day. Turn out and attend the dance al
the court house. Tickets $3.50.
Wood q Roberts have large lamp
for advertising and street Lighting pur-
poses on the road up IRON below.
Brigham Young, of Elk city, was out
Sunday, taking his horses for winter
pasturage to the Clear creek range.
Ben Penney and Swan were up from
the middle fork of Clearwater during
the week, laying in winter supplies.
1 will sell meats of all kinds chea per
than any shop in Idaho for the cash.
w. f. ScHMADEKA.
The mail route between Mt. Idaho
and Warrens will PROBABLY be Increased
to semi-weekly since early next year.
Miss. Lille Brown celebrated her
twentieth birthday by IA party at Cedar
wild farm On the evening of "Wednesday
last.
Tue lower floor of the Grange hall is
beng fitted up as drug store for bibDy
d Nickel, who will move in about De-
cember /.
A touch of wintry weather in the last
days of last week have caused quite a
number to complete their preparations
for winter.
Mr.. w. III. Watson has returned from
Dayton, and will put in his customary
winters work mining on the south fork
of Clearwater.
Squire Harris has removed his bar
Der shop and temple of justice to winter
quarters in the building lately vacated
10y Klrkwood q Wade.
Nike Smith mashed his left thun in
the paner at the Mt. Idaho saw-mill
last Saturday, and had a narrow escape
of losing his entire hand.
The boys on American creek have
built six miles of dilch this year and
have the whole basin covered ready for
an early start next spring.
Hon. II. E. Hayes. of tie Oregon
grange, has been writing up Camas
prairie in fine shape in the Webfoot
papers, SO we are informed.
Our self-respect is greatly increased
when we note the kind of men " bo re-
fuse to subscribe for this paper because
they don't like the editor"
The Rev. L. T. Weeks, the new pas
tor of the M. f. church will preach in
the Grange hall Sunday at 11.30 A. NJ.
An urgent request is extended to all to
come out.
The semi weekly mail route between
the Weiser and Warrens has been dis
continued, and all mail matter for the
inside camps now goes by way of Mt.
Idaho.
VIM. Won Berge left yesterday for
Walla Walla to spend the winter. He
will return in March and push the
brewery through to completion by the
first OF May.
California Dick" was put in the cool
er at Lewiston to sober up the day after
his arrival from the prairie, and on his
release was given free pass over the
SnaAe river ferry.
Twelve surveyors were at Pasco, w.
r., last week, who stated that their
mission was to survey a railroad from
Ainsworth to Walla Walla, and thence
by way of Eureka Flat and Snake river
to Lewiston.
Mr.. Wilson has moved his saddle
and harness making establishment into
his new building and is now prepared TO
meet the wants of the people in that line.