Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-09-07
QUE WEEKLY ROUND UP,

Mining location blanks for sale at tn
Office.
Elk City has been quite lively all
this season.
B. F. Morris loans money on real el
tate security.
A. D: BARLEY is building residenc
n Mt. Idaho.
Vollmer & Scott loan money and bu
county scrip.
The close season for deer ended O
September 1st.
Old papers for sale at this Office, 5
cents per 100.
Water is very scarce in many place.
on the prairie.
~AThe Indian school at Mt. Idaho com
mences October /.
Mr.. D.. Frew purchased three mo re
, ranches last week.
No school election was held at Mt
Idaho last Monday.
J.H. Wann, of Cottonwood, was in
Grangeville Sunday.
Politics are beginning to get tropical
In the eastern states.
]. III. Forney, Mt. Idaho, has mo ney
to loan on real estate.
Lake Tahoe was visited by water
spout on August 23rd.
Public school begins next Monday at
the Academy building.
John Haydorn, of Salmon river, was
in town Wednesday.
| l.. P. Brown returned from a trip to
Lewiston last Monday.
Stephen S. Fem proves up on his
timber claim tomorrow.
The scarlet fever has almost dsap.
peared from this section.
~ Wheat was worth So cents f. O. b. in
Lewiston on last Friday.
Old type for sale at this office; it is
better than babbilt metal.
We have on hand some receipt and
note books, neatly printed.
Miss McBeth returned on Wednesday
last from visit to Oregon.
<Ah Lee started for Warrens on Thurs
day with drove of 20 hogs.
John Crooks killed fine buck deer
over on White Bird this week.
Grandpa Hutchins, of Lewiston. was
buried at that place on Saturday.
Miss Josie Welch left on the stage for
Cotton wood Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Scott. proprietor of the Cotton
wood hotel, was in town yesterday. \
VIM. Hawley, proprietor of the Jersey
house, took tri p to Lewiston last week.
Congr ess has by law, fixed the "age of
consent" in the territories at Is wears.
Now is the time to advertise your
stock brands. Apply at this Office for
rates.
- We understand that our old towns
man, Watermelon Sam, is still in Lew
iston.
J. 7. Sherwood, of Gle earwater, gave
the FREE PRESS office call OH last Sat-
urday.
Y L. T. Weeks expects to begin teach
ing subscription school at Mt. Idaho
shortly.
A fine line Of mems furnishing goods
has Just been received by Alexander Il
Fredenricb. l3l
Raman Meras, of Rustic, expects to
prove up on his homestead claim on
Monday next.
Erickson will move his Photographic
outfit from Grangevllle to Cottonwood !
about Sept. 10th.
The murderers at Walla Walla. Pyle
and Hum have been granted a respite
until September 81. L
Erickson will not be at Mt. Idaho. but =
viii keep the gallery running at Grange
Vile until Sept. 10th.
George Schmadeka raised 7l4 bushels l
IF wheat from % acres, three acres /
Yielding 100 bushels. a
Charles Case, judge of the probate
'ourt OF Idaho county started for Lewis {
on this morning G
John Auchanvo and wife returned =
m wednesday after three months So
ourn at Medical Lake.
F. Z. Patterson and DR.. Boston. who II
tarted on trip to Warrens lest Friday. Il
re expected back daily. a. =,
Mrs. FRANK Rlce, OF Boise City, is
pending few days with her father, II
ames Odell of Mt. Idaho. "
Isn't it about time the managers of d
he fall races at Grangeviile were begin o
ing to advertise the same?
Pell Sherwin, who has been on the n
rairie for the past month, departed for ia
almon river last Monday. d
|
DIR. J. II. McCalle returned on We'd
esday from an extended professional
ZIP in Washington territory. 81
The way of the transgressor is hard, %,
ut not so hard as finding local items y,
here you are unacquainted. =
The infant daughter of Coleman Cur -,
,e has been quite sick the past week; .,
is father is a great deal better. q, a,
I will sell beef cheaper than any shop II
! Idaho county, for cash.