Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-11-12
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SIDEWALK OBSERVATIONS.

Quiet times.
Lovely fall weather.
Taxes were delinquent last Monday.
Quartz location notices for sale here.
Thursday Nov. 25 is Thanksgiving day.
Pay rs you go; if you can't pay don't
60.
Iron-clad note books for sale at this
Off ce.
The great need of this country is more
mints.
More earthquakes in the southern
states.
Jack Frost is having his say these
nights.
The annual freeze-out game will soon
commence.
Land is rapidly enhancing in value on
Camas prairie.
The wedding bells don't ring worth
cent up this way.
All the papers come in full of nothing
but election news.
Five new subscribers to the Press in
the last two weeks.
Don't forget in the fall rush to sub
scribe for the Press.
Deer are reported very thick on the
south fork of Clearwater.
VIM. Crandall arrived out yesterday
from the Dead Horse mines.
Mutilated coin is scarce; 80 is the
other kind SO are greenbax.
Thanksgiving day on the prairie by a
ball at Mt. Idaho. Tickets 81 so.
| County warrants received at full face
value on subscription to the PRESS.
There is no better time than rgh t
now to subscribe for the FREE Press.
The children should begin to save
their short bits Christmas is coming.
matter of more than ordinary inter-
est-your note bearing two per cent per
month
The county vote published elsewhere |
is the official VOTE Cut it out for future
reference.
Hon. l.. p. Brown has had his sheep
driven to the winter range on White
Bird creek
Joe Peasly, injured last week over at
Rustic by falling tree. is recovering,
and will probably pull through.
Enterprise, business push and energy,
is called monopoly by those who fail in
thNoo prerequisites VI SuCCeSS.
will sell meats of all kinds cheaper
than any shop in Idaho for the cash.
w. f. SCHMADEKA.
Weller & Wax have new 'ad' in this
issue. They also have 90 600 pounds of
freight in Lewiston and on the road
here.
A. A. Harris was reelected justice of
the peace for Grangeville precinct by
handsome majority. &. F. Brown was
elected constable.
Rev. Strong will preach at Grange
hall Sunday ing at IL o'clock and
will also preach at Mt. Idaho Sunday
evening, at o'clock.
The Odd Fellows held long session
in their new quarters last Saturday
night. number of new members
will soon be added to the lodge.
We don't want to blow about it but
there is no paper in this county with
larger circulation or that is as good an
advertising medium as the FREE PRESS.
Aug. Strube is in town from MlIer's
camp. He has sold his interests there
to his partner, Jesse Farmer, and is
now interested in Florence quartz
ledge.
Capt. J H. Richards better known to
the profession as "California Dick" left i.
for the lower country last Saturday after
six months fail ''' aHryice in the Press /
office. - t
Cook & White of the Calfo shoe
ing shop have put in another fire and g
new set of tools, also twenty kegs of +
concave snow shoes and are now well
fixed for winter work.
The board of county commissioners !.
met in session yesterday to canvass the
vote of the several precincts. This will g
conclude the services of the present [
board, who have faithfully served the ,
county for the last two years.
Herbert Spencer says: "The physical
education of children is in various ways
seriously faulty. 1t errs in deficient
feeding, deficient clothing, in deficient
exercise, among girls at least, and in {
excessive mental application.
Roast turkey and sweet potatos stewed 6
in cream was the Slime House bill of ,
fare when we last visited Walla Walla,
and the meal made us think of the
purer days of this republic. A good
meal is the triumph of civilization.