Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1886-08-13
LOCAL POINTS.

Farmers all busy.
We need some more rain.
Subscribe for the FRRE PREss.
New improvem. nts still going ur.
Il Quartz location notices ior sale her,
=, Irun.clud note books for sale at tn
flee.
Look out for the circus, it will be {
Moscow.
| C. A. Sears, is painting Arsm 4 son
new barn.
The president has signed the rive
and harnor bill.
Both h"lses of congress have al
nrn.d sine die.
| job II durn, n cattlA ranrher was uI
hon 8 Im"n river this W. elk.
| Comfy warrants taken at par OF
-nh-rription TO the FREE Press.
The property If w Rain.y. sol,
at sheriff's sale last Friday tor $3.50.
Grain ia 30 scarce that the ieam~,er,
have to use milI.fred for their teams.
Vim Hawley and wifi. left for u trit
TO the mountains one day last week,
Members Of the G. A. X. are turning
their faces home~ ard hy various ,out-s
The roof "n the building for the FREE
Pres Office will b- finished this week.
Mr. Fr+ihenri.h h returned from below
last Monday. after visiting several days
1T the Me rOp.lis.
B+nson's pack train arrived from
Warren, on last Tn-sd y, and left for
l.. ais,"n on Wednesday.
We are sorry to learn that n s Foun.
tai vt the Sp,inv rpn. h has sustained
. loss in the ,'eaih at h,s infant s"n.
Gus. Woodward, the gpntlemanly y
hrk of he Granpe,ilIe hotel, has gone
10 he mountains for a short varation.
They have n standing joke at Cotton.
wood iourhirg the overalls Of Mr.. Gibson,
he ssys ne has good pair ut home.
Divine services will be held ut the
Cottonwood school house on Sunday
next, conducted by the Rev. 7. r.
Nelson.
Cha. Wood one If Grangeville's old
stand-bys returned from Florence thie
week where he has been looking up
the m ines.
! is not improbable that tho reiatisu
between the United States and Mexico.
will be- severely strained over the
Cutting arrest.
NJ. w tgu-r. the popular and much
esteemed representative OF &. \. Deuher
u Co. IN eiosly recovering from his
>ev.re iDdi-p"siiion.
Fi"n' j. reported scarce in n n ark ct i.
liz is~istnp even Il IL impostihlr t.,
,,nr hase Il lnad nf that valuable house
hold indisren' able.
Geo. Greer our t0wnsmar, returned
last night from Salmon river, where h-
has i'ren looking mp the interest Of his
machinery In iness.
Frank Vancise has purchased two
lots in town of Mr.. Hull Rice, and will
hnild home thereon. H. has rented
h's ranch on the mountaip.
Mr.. Cant an old.tine miner in lbese
.g'oEs, has struck it rch with n ledg.
ltnI feet wi,ie near Rcd river meadows,
ID miles southeast of ELK city.
b, Wade in company 1ith Col J. II
iast week. and bagged twent, five
chickens out of sixteen shots.
The old resident of Mt. I iaho, Gov.
Ward has recovered from his attack az
pn-nmnnia. and now appears on the
street hale but not quite ~ hearty ~
ni yore.
We were vlad to zee that Mr.. Henley
Of Cottonwood is able to he alb at again,
ha,lng in part recovered tr,'m the
evere sprain of the ancle rereived some
'imp back.
he law will start M ag in a Sti-sl. 7
4 NJ ti-on'r sa~ .inill n, Rn.,n, next
~t-k. and viii ,un on, l5O 100 b.-fn..
~ln'ting down Our geni friend Fred
SAWYER.
rhe ptrtier who left Grangeyille,
-ome ten da>'. ago. ami W. = rus,ica ing
ou Cr7iY's mountain, arrived Al home
The fore p.rt Of the week. All were we'll
pleased with their trip.
Doctor Nickel on Sunday laFt.
narrowly escaped severe acci en-
white breaking young horse. who
threw himself, q, Il hrnka the tongue al
he D"e'ne hugpy No other injury.
From The latest and most anthenti,
sources We learn that the senate HIS
confirmed the appon. ment of Mr.. Ezr,
Baird HI Marsha If Idaho. We have
's~hs cbhiPty mVobo kbOi
fiji er.
avis nd Cunningham. recently pnr
( hased n P .rtIsnd. o"e of The latrs,
mi rav-d tire up-et,-rs. They ire now
He-lsr'd 'r NJ srt tires from one-+ighih
"f an |. ch up, 1t works like charm
Dr. W. A. Wade, has sold out HI,
irng stock tn Or. Bibhy, added to
he stock already carried b., that gentle
man, it will make ~ mpl-te as ori-
meni and will fu ly meet ihe require.
mants "f the prai,ie in that line.
Judge Langfori of Walla WalIa, re.
.entI, n"minated IN district Judge hae
been rejected by the senate. The bar
u tina, section has unah mousl, signed
petition to congress praying Tor re-
domination AMI installm-nt. This
speaks we'll for that gentleman.
Schmadeka and Ingram, ars now run-
ming their butcher wagon over various
portions Of the country, in order tn
SIMPLY The farmers with iresl, beef while
hnsy harvesting. They have also sen,
~ f,r , Of tell.