Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-08-10
IRNTORY FRDAYA

). Mr.. Spedden, OF Elk CITY. is now i
the lower country trying to secure aid [
erect a mill on his Elk City quart
claims. We hope he will be successful
Mr.. T. J. Yandell, of Cottonwood, re
turned recently from trip to the south
ern states, and reports great deal @
enquiry down there about Idaho terri
tory.
Any citizen who is entitled to locate ,
= lode on the public domain, NAV perform
all necessary acts of appropriation anc
development through the agency oil
others.
Sam Dillinger is ont from Dixie dig.
gings, and reports the Elk City basin
full of hope for The future mt the pros
poets which have been discovered there
this summer.
Mr.. Sanders who last year bought
some town property is now permanent
resident among us, having furnished his
house from attic to floor with comforta-
BILE furniture
Our Job printing department is now
complete with the exception of the
press. which is now on the way from
New York. Cali and see us when you
want printing done.
There is quite brisk demand for real
estate, and parties who have land to sell
should place it in the hands of Mr.. Hall,
OF Grangeville. who will advertise it
literally and find you purchaser.
Money loaned on Real Estate. Pay
ment made when papers are signed.
Unimproved decided land purchased.
Highest price paid for County warrants.
40 DANIEL FREw, Mt. Idaho.
S. A. Miles and daughter, of st. Hell
ems, Oregon, who Were visiting Marion
Butler of Cotton wood for the past week,
returned home yesterday. Mr.. Miles is |
one of the solid men of Oregon and an
old-time democrat.
The republican county convention
will he held at Mt. Idaho, tomorrow at
p. m, to elect two delegates to the re-
publican territorial convention which
meets in HALEY, August 20, to nomi.
nate candidate for delegate to con-
gress.
Mr.. Warden, who was recently in
jured by falling through the Secesh
creek bridge, has been removed from
the Warm Springs to his home at
Shearer's Ferry, and we understand
bringing suit against the
Mr.. w. A. Hail and A. +. Parker
have organized real estate bureau, and
parties having decided land to sell or
claims to relinquish should place it in
their hands, where it will be literally
advertised free of charge. For terms
call on Mr.. Hall.
prize awaits the individual who
VIII study out plan whereby the farm
ers OF Camas prairie can dispose of their
surplus produce without giving it away.
AS matters stand now this community
is engaged in a frantic effort to make
bricks without straw.
AS things look now. many farmers {
Will be unable to raise the necessary [
cash for harvesting their crops, not be- {
cause the crops are poor, but simply that
,he market is glutted with produce OF
Ill KINDS. Let MS pray for that railroad ,
With Increased fervor.
The bill granting the O. II. & N. Co. {
he right OF way for IA railroad across the
NeZ Perce reservation passed both
houses OF congress and became law
without the consent of the president, he t
having not signed it within the ten days '
prescribed by the constitution. I
The old postoflice building is being 3
l,ted up as residence for Mrs. A. Ii.
iordon. She has ordered a large in.
'oice of millinery and ladies' fancy c
FOODS direct from New York and upon |
he completion of the repairs to the t
Premises, will open an establishment of /
hat character. e
Kane Baldwin has taken to Lewiston, /
hree horses of j. S. Hartman and two :
belonging to b. +. Morris, to train on q
he track at that place. The Sunday /
chool editor of the Il. p. returns thanks Il
o Mr.. Baldwin for the use of an over /
oat, which saved him from getting a
borough drenching, recently.
About fifteen Cinnamon arrived here +
~ stage last Saturday evening from I
" arrens on their way to the lower coun- |,
LeGder. The citizens of y
daho county should ponder the above p
nd take steps to get II wagon road built il
nto Warrens, or else the trade of that y
rowing camp will soon be lost to us. S
Mr.. Dorsey, from the committee on Il
he territories, reported back favoraby =
he bill 0i. r. 0GS3) to authorize the u
Clilloi vi IudbO W diNl III Tue
ion of a wagon road between Northern Z
nd Southern Idaho; which was referred q
0 the house calendar. and, with the ac- d
ompanying report, ordered to be u
d.-CongreSSt0nm Record, July 81. G
In private letter to the editor. Gov. r
tevenson says: Il hope you will send =
own your best men to the legislature +,
Tho will work for the interest of the r
hole territory. Your section will be r.
iven just as much consideration as any {,
ther. All this talk about the south !.
obbing the northern counties is all :,
osh. | hope congress will pass the Sal ~ ~
ION river wagon road bill. If it don't.
he legislature can make the appropria-
on, and we can get congress to ratify it b
fter, as was done for Wyoming" 81
A brother of Judge Rice, of Lewiston. it
rived from New York state recently b
nd has located fine ranch on Craie's a,
,nnntair tbic OF Ia Of