Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-13

OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.
Buy ia n on Camas prairie.
A wet haying season is predicted.


A wet haying season is predicted.
E. +. Morris loans money on. real es
tate security.
]. III. Forney. Mt. Idaho, has none,
to loan on real estate.
Commissioners proceedings will be
published next week.
Pocket book found. Go to w. A
Hall, prove property and get it.
will sell beef cheaper than any shor
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. F. ScnMADEKA.
]. H. Wilson and wife left Saturday
for Moscow, their residence hereafter.
A child of r. d. Shearer's fell from 9
fence while playing and broke her left
arm last Friday.
Mr.. Magill, the Dayton cattle buyer,
is here and wants to buy o5O beef steers
for shipment below.
y Asa Jones' fractured collar bone is
knitting nicely. He was removed to
his home on Monday.
IA The town is as dull as a graveyard at
present. The four days celebration
wore everybody out.
w. II. Short was up from the river to
celebrate the national holiday and had
a good time with his friends here.
Ben Morris is expected home daily.
The recent horse sale which took him
east has been safely consummated.
James NJ. and Doug Addison have
sold thirty-two head of horses in the
Seattle market in the last few weeks.
The Rushford wagon, sold by Frank
Bros. Lewiston agency. is the best in
the market. Call at Fleming's and ex-
anime them when you 60 to Lewiston.
] There are nearly a hundred Weiser
men prospecting in Warrens and neigh
borhood this summer, and we hope
they will all strike it rich.
=. Indian Dick called to see us the other
day and said the Indians at Kamiah
had "hi-u celebration at Kamiah-
heap talk, heap pray, and hi. u time.
Mr.. Smith arrived at Elk city with
his engine and boiler safely, and will
have his quartz mill running in short
time ON rock from his California mine.
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,
Our usually robust friend VIM. Hill
was on the streets Saturday, looking
only the shadow of his former self. He
has been sick for month but is rap
idly piling on flesh again.
DIR. McCallie will visit Cottonw ood
House every Wedneeday-office hours
there from s a. M. to p. m.-Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sat-
urdays you will find him in his office at
Grangeville. 2 J. II. McCALLIE.
AS many of our patrons are in arrears
on subscription and advertising account
for the two years during which the
paper has existed, we must now insist
upon a settlement. We desire to i'm
prove the paper, and in order to do sc
| those who owe US must settle.
The mother and sister of 7. r. Eddy,
of Clear creek, are visiting him at Mt.
Idaho. These ladies are great travellers
having recently returned from a visit
to Europe and Asia Minor. and are now
ON their way to Alaska.
Jake Riebold and Ch. Clifford came
out from Warrens Sunday night with
several bars of bullion, which they tool
to Lewiston. Mr.. Clifford went on tc
Portland to get married, and may bs
expected back with his bride shortly.
The board Of county commissioners
adjourned yesterday after an important
session in which the preliminaries o.
the coming election were arranged. The
precincts and voting places were organ
lied, and the registrars and judges o
election appointed. The usual routin,
and road business was also performed.
Owing to the recent sickness Of tn,
editor the F. P. had no representativ,
on the race track, except for Saturday.
mile dash, which was won by Fountain
Bingo. The Moscow Filly competed fo
the 500 purse, and she passed the wire
on the first round far in the lead, bu
thereafter Bingo was given his head anC
came in sixty feet ahead.
q The packers inform us that new
ledge has been struck on Summit Flat
in Warrens district, which caps tn,
climax, even in camp like Warrens
which is noted for wonderfully rich ore
The discovery is alleged to be made b,
Weiserites, and it is reported that fro II