Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-08-10
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st Buy farm on Camas prairie.
y The railroad boom is reviving.
70 The crops are just too utterly utter.
!, Crops on the prairie were never bette
The hay harvest is about complete,
e here.
= b. +. Morris loans money on real es
!. tate security.
It Nolmer & Scott loan money and bu,
S county scrip.
!, j. III. Fornev. Mt. Idaho, has none,
to loan on real estate.
: w. c. Pearson is still in New York
l state with his horses.
Old type for sale at this office; it is
better than babbitt metal.
Gen. Phil Sheridan died at Noncuitt
Mass, on the night of August 5.
miss Addie Pearson closes her sch ool
down on the Clearwater Tomorrow.
Two catt le men from Colfax are on
the prairie buying 400 head of steers.
YOld papers for sale at this Office, so
cents per 100 Just the thing for bustles.
Mrs. J. P. Vollmer, of Lewiston is the
guest of Maj. and Mrs. Shearer, at Mt.
Idaho.
DIR. J. III. McCallie left for Spokane
Falls yesterday. He expects to be alb
sent about three weeks.
County politics are beginning to stir
after long rest, and the two tickets can
be almost foretold now.
The Addison boys are in Butte Coun-
ty, Cal, and will start for home as soon
as they sell their horses.
The late lamented J. w. Parker, form
erly of this burg, is now located at Mill
vile, near Red Bluff, Cal.
The Cniontown paper chronicles the
birth of son to the wife of j. III. GaA-
ney, formerly of this place.
Monopoly is the rudder that steers tn e
canal boat of general prosperity upon
the rocks of poyerishment.
1t is predicted by the knowing ones
that all the surplus steers in this county
will he sold off before November /.
NGeo. Smith has built new slaughter
house on Butcher creek, and killed the |
first beef therein last Sunday night.
Mr.. Riggs, of the Moscow nursery, is
on the prairie and says he is going to
stay until he can 60 out on the cars.
Craig's mountain is full of Lewiston
people who are there to escape the heat
of the metropolis during the dog days.
Postmaster Beck and Walter Scott
went to Medical Lake Monday and left |
Mr.. Weeks in charge of the postofice.
A low down chap is going around the
country betting that no one in crowd |
of men can name the twelve ap ostles.
will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. f. Sen MADEKA.
Rev. L. T. Weeks will pr each in the
Grange hall next Sunday, August 18th.
Text: "The law of the Lord is perfect"
Wheat harvest now commences, an d
if we had railroad it wonld realize
money enough to pay every body's debts.
Messrs Scott and Dueber returned
from Lewiston Wednesday and report
the price of wheat there at 45 cents t.
o. b.
Miss Phoebe Binnard will remain with
her sister, Mrs. Wax, during the sum-
mer. Miss Annie returned to Lewiston
last week.
DIR. Nickels' bov was kicked in the
face by a horse Wednesday night, but
barring The Disagreement the hurts are
not serious.
Fine nickle-plated rubber-tipped lead
pencils for sale at this Office. We have
more than we can use, and will sell
them cheap.
A. d. BARLEY has purchased the old
Buchanan building in Mt. Idaho, and
after building an addition will make it
his future home.
We have some celebrated Knicker-
booker tablets, for pen or pencil. which
we will sell for 10 cents apiece. Just the
thing for office use.
1t is lawful to shoot ducks from Au-
gust until April 10. 1t is unlawful to
Kill deer, elk, antelope. mountain sheep,
etc., before September l.
Judge Logan has been compelled to
adjourn court at Murray until Sept. II,
through sickness, and be will be taken
to Puget Sound for recovery.
G. B. Wood. Theodore Swartz and
others left last Monday on trip to the
upper Salmon river to locate a ledge {
found by SwartZ several years ago.
During my absence Mr.. J. w. Draper
is authorized to transact all business
with the FREE Press.
A. +. PARKER.
The Rushford wagon, sold by Frank |
Bros. Lewiston agency, is the best in |
the market. Call at Flemngs and ex- /
anime them when you go to Lewiston. t
Good cooking and eating apples,
cheap; green cucumbers for pick les.
Pure apple cider, one year old, so cents .
per gallon. J. II. ROBINSON. :
Election time is near at hand and the J
would-be candidates should begin to lay
IN supply of A No. Cutter whiskev, |
FOR sale at the pioneer saloon, Cotton
wood. 8 l