Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-20
OUR VEEKLY ROUND UP.
All hands harvesting hay.
Ruv a farm IN Capoac proirio


Good crops and lovely weather.
Wheat is down and sugar away up.
A. &. Coburn is here from Lewiston
Leander Stamus, of Lewiston, is on
the prairie.
b. +. Morris loans money on real es-
tate security.
\Dr. Nickel now sports q buggy and
span of fast horses.
~ Alb Galloway, of Salmon River is down
with typhoid fever.
J. II. Fornev. Mt. Idaho, has money
to loan on real estate.
Forty grangers wanted at the hall on
Saturday evening at o'clock.
DR.. Carver is up from the river on one
of his rare visits to the prairie.
Editor goes to Elk City next week on
a canvassing trip for the paper.
Railroad men shonld come to Camas
prairie and see our wonderful crops.
Mrs. A. d. Greene is still in Lewiston
and her health shows no improvement.
DR.. McCallie is domesticated in the
Wilson building, west of the F. p. Office.
Ward Griton will soon go into the
Bitter Root range to prospect for quartz.
Judge Forney left for the lower coun-
trip.
V Sam Large has started up the Slate
creek inning claim, employing about a
dozen men.
Miss o. L. Randall leaves shortly to
take charge of the Critics school in the
Lewiston school district.
/ will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. f. ScuMADEKA.
Duff Greene has purchased fifty head
OF cattle in Lewiston and is having them
berded on the mountain until his re-
turn.
P. II. Ready left Monday with two
carloads of horses which he takes to
Wisconsin to add to his previous ship
ments.
! The Benson train left for Warrens
yesterday, having on board 10000
pounds of Lewiston flour and assorted
cargo.
The republican primaries in this
county will be held July 90 and the
date of the county convention is set for
August IL.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Wax is the prettiest place in town, and
the flowers growing therein make it
look a veritable bower of roses.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs: Rpbt. Grostein, Miss
Binnard and Mr.. a. Benson and son
and Rev. j. d. McConkley have gone
into Warrens to spend the heated term.
Services are held at the Cottonw wood
Catholic church on the third Sunday in
every month at 10 A. M, Father Nor
velli, of the Lapwai mission, officiating.
Mr.. A. BARLEY lost valuable stallion
at Mt. Idaho last week, which he sus-
poets was poisoned by some malicious
person doping the poor beast with coal
oil.
Mr.. F. A. Shearer was down at the
ferry last week gathering up his cattle
and brought them to the prairie where
they will be under his own eye here.
after.
Rev. 7. F. Nelson, O. p. Moberg, o.
Ellsworth, ). p. Nelson and Robt Nu-
gent, all of Cottonwood, are the latest
additions to the readers of the FREE
PRESS.
One of the boys of James Remington,
of White Bird, aged about years, died
Sunday night of dropsy, following scarlet
fever, and was buried the following
morning.
Mrs. A. II. Gordon returned from
New York state last Friday and is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis. 1t is I'M
derstood that she will reside here per-
manenty.
Mr.. Coffey, of North Carolina, has
purchased Jerry Smiths ranch on the
Cottonwood side, and Jerry this week
bought Ed. Becks' ranch south of town,
paying S9a0.
Miss Carrie Rhett, of Salmon River, was
thrown from horse in Boise City, a
few days ago and injured her spine by
striking on mower wheel. AT last ac
counts she was improving.
Money loaned on Real Estate, Pay
ment Hlaue WHen papers are slSneu.
Unimproved decided land purchased.
Highest price paid for County warrants.
40 DANIEL FREw, Mt, Idaho.
Mr.. ]. w. Draper, of Oregon City,
Ogn., arrived here last Friday, and will
have full charge of the FREE PREss dur
ing the editors absence and his receipt
for moneys will be just as good as our
own.
l~S Frank Vansise commenced building a
new barn on Mr.. Aram's ranch which,
when completed, will be the largest on
the prairie. Its dimensions are 24xS0
feet, % feet high, and fourteen foot
shed.
Al Il L