Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-09-21

IeteT II. hthuy recently retuTne
from the East where he disposed of
band Of horses.
District court met Wednesday and wa
adjourned. by order Of Judge Logan, M
til October oath.
~ G. D. Smith has moved his butcher
shop into the Denny place. which h
has recently fitted up.
James Witt, Roll Brown and Jo
Baker left yesterday on prospectin,
trip across Clearwater.
On account of the scarcity Of rang,
and the absence of water on the prairi,
l.. P. Brown has sent good share o
his cattle to White Bird.
John Auchinvole and family startet
for Lewiston yesterday, where they will
reside during the winter.
Burke's sawmill, 10 miles from Weis-
er. blew up on Sept. 18th, killing Dick
Burke and another man.
]. T. Silverwood was in town last SAT-
urday with load of watermelons raised
OH his place on Clearwater.
Miss Nora Stevens is teaching the
Mountain View school, which has a reg
ular attendance of Is scholars.
Peter Malleck. of Clearwater, is on
the prairie this week. loading his pack
train with goods for Elk City. a
Daniel Frew moved his family into
the Heartburg house at Mt. Idaho,
which he recently purchased.
C. Fl. Brockman will move into town
the first of next week for the purpose of
sending his children to school.
Miss Ackerman and Miss Stenheiser
left for their respective homes in Oregon
City and Portland, Wednesday.
Z Parties coming in from the other side
OF Clearwater report that ali the nouns.
tains in that section are on fire.
What is the matter with our John Day
We have received moth
ing from there in several weeks.
Part of the machinery for S. w.
Smiths quartz mill passed through town
Monday. on its way to Elk City.
Natures great remedy, MEDICAL LAKE
SALTS, for sale at the GRANGEVILLE
DRUG STORE, Sl.00 per package.
Geo. mberlain and family went
put to their ranch on Crag's mountain
last week. and stopped over night.
If shoemaker would locate in
he would make money;
here is none here or at Mt. Idaho.
Dotey Bros. and James Fudge, ofI
w. T., were on the prairie
asst week, looking for stock ranches.
Silas Johns was on the prairie Tues
lay looking for couple of men to work |
n his placer mine on the Clearwater.
l will sell beef cheaper than any shop
n Idaho county, for Cash.
81 w. f. SCHMADEKA.
John Is. Allen was nominated by the
epublicans of Washington territory as
heir candidate for congressional honors.
E. w. Bell is putting in stock of
urniture in the Wilson building and |
will be ready for business in a few days. |
The mail has been very irregular for
he last few days on account of the burn !
ng of the N. z. railroad bridge at Hood |
liver.
G. NJ. Day began teaching the public
chool at this place on last Monday; |
here is an attendance of about 81 |
Fine nickle- plated rubber-tipped lead |
pencils for sale at this office. We have |
more than we can use, and will sell |
hem cheap.
Report says that last week the N. P.
...l
md the 0. R. & N. surveyors were on I
he Potlatch.
DR.. j. H. McCallie the dentist, has
eturned and will remain i'm Grange.
lille until October 1st, when he will 90
0 Oaksdale. w. t. l3
John Cash on Tuesday left his team
tanding at the mill in Mt. Idaho, and
hey becoming frightened ran away,
reaking his wagon.
We have come celebrated Knicker-
ocker tablets, for pen or pencil, which
~ will sell for 10 cents apiece. Just the
hing for Office use.
Hank Earl, of Salmon river, one of
he most genial gentlemen that we ever
net, sent the F. P. Office box of fine
ears on last Saturday.
James Burns and George Popham who
wn placer mine in Alder guch, Elk
'ity district, are on the prairie, laying
q their winter supplies.
Fred Cook, of Lewiston, stopped in
irangevile couple of days this week.
ie was on his way to Slate Creek to
iork in his fathers mine.
q. Clanallan, known as Bedrock"
mong the miners. returned to the Elk
'ity basin on last Saturday. to prospect
Or DIR. Bibby until snow flies.
T. R. Eddy is driving the stage in the
lace of Jay Rhoades, who has taken
wo weeks trip to Spokane Falls in the
a the interest of the Rhoades Bros.
have for sale fall and winter apples
to 3 cents per pound, pure cider vine
ar and sweet cider.
J. II. ROBINSON.
Messrs. Gardner, Chamberlain, Nc
irane, Bates and Rice went to White
'ird for the purpose of hunting and
shinX, but returned empty. handed.