Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-07-09

GRANGEvILE FRIDAY


have been instructed to rend.Evous n
Kamiah. and proceed to Mt Idaho anc
arrest Indian Dick by force il neces
sarv. We bet they dasn't come withir
a mile of him.
When the bows get back from the
mountains after selling their horses. We
want some fall races. Must have them.
The members Of the Grangeville brass
band beg to return thanks to their
friends for the valuable assistance ren.
dered in their hour ofneed.
The Ross Il Wyatt band of 45O horses
left for the Black Hills early this week
herded by Flank Wyatt, John Roberts
and Tom and Jim McGrane.
The stock in this county were neverin
better condition than at present The
ranges in this county are always unusu-
ally free of epidemic diseases.
There are enough veterans on CAmas
prairie TO organize a G. A. r., post
Jump in boys and start her up All
hands will lend helping hand.
p II. Ready arrived home on last
evenings stage from Dakota, where he
succeeded in selling his cnlosd of
matched horses to good advantage.
Tom Dcmpster, the Oscar Wilde of
he mountains. took in the Fourth on
the prairie and loomed mp more "dood"
like than ever with white choker.
Down in the prohibition towns of
Washing on territory the trumpet of
Liberty is shrieking in thunder tones.
but the horn of whisky still holds its
own.
Grostein and Binnard will ship 100
barrels OF Grangevile -four into War
rens on their next train. They have
also large invoice ordered for Pierce
city.
Grostei and Binnar1 will make their
new brick store at Lewiston II two story
building instead Of one story a. frs
contemplated. The old relisbles can
always he depended on TO keep up with
the procession.
The man Jones who broke his wife's
neck on the Little Potlatch lasr spring
was found gull v of mnr.er in the second
degree, and will probably be sentenced
to Imprisonment for life r
There will he regular 'qu rterly meet
ing held at the Grange hall, on Sunday
July llth. II is expected that the Rev
Mr.. Wilson of the prairie will preach
at IL A. NJ, and at & P. VI.
J. N Lindsay, Esq, one of the fathers
of Nez Perce e unity, accompanied 10y
our partner, Gnstaye f. Deeson, spent
the national holiday on the prairie and
returned home Tuesday.
There is II saloon advertisement run
ming In the Iiaho Democrat, called the
NAKED Truth" Bro. Buy.kin should
at once coihe it in garb of subtle
thought and inspired conception.
Mr. Z. ShsIler bro her of Frank
Shissler, arrived out from Pennsy ylvania
last week on visit of inspection and
will remain awhile to study the country
In the event of his deciding TO locate
with us he will be joined by the fam
lilies of his three married sons, who are
all good practical business men.
One of our Lewiston advertisers is
Richard j. Monroe, an oil standby in
land-Dtfice matters whose advice IN real
estate transactions is invaluable. Resi-
dents Of this county having business
before the land-otlice can entrust it to
no more competent or faithful hands
than Dick Monroe.
Hon. James II. Hawley, U. s. districi
attorney for Idaho territory. arrived on
the prairie on the afternoon of the
Fourth and spent few days making
himself acquainted with the resources
and the people of Camas prairie. He
returned to Lewiston Tuesday. but will
be up again in day or two with Gov.
Stevenson.