Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
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real estate.
Eggs at the market price are receive'
on subscription to the F. P.
MONEY TO LOAN, on real estate, at low
rates of interest. Apply to
J. II. FoRSEY, Mt. Idaho.
/ George Adkison and his mother ar,
down with the scarlet fever.
Highest cash price paid for county
scrip at the FREE PRESS Office.
All persons wishing to get title to lots
in Grangeville Cemetery can do 80 by
calling on w. A. HALL.
Parker and Hall represent the Cali.
fornia Insurance Co.. old, safe, reliable.
Get your property insured.
A. Freidenrich is in Portland, laying
In a mammoth spring stock 1t will
begin to arrive in week or so.
Two gentlemen from Colorado, arrived
on Sundays stage. We understand that
they are relatives of Mr.. Hopkins.
The members of the G.. b. B., are res
pectfully requested to be present on
Monday evening, April =. BY order of
&. +. BRowN, Leader.
Henry Wax leaves to-day on a trip to
the lower country He will visit Port
land, Seattle and Pendleton before re-
turning.
George P. Wheeler, of the Blackfoot
Reporter has moved to Pocatelo and the
paper will be issued from that place
hereafter.
Delegate Voorhees,, of Washington
territory, in letter to Judge Guichard,
of Walla Walla, has declined to be
candidate for reelection.
The east was visited by another biz
zard on the 22nd inst. Traffic is again
at a deadlock. Mercury ranged from
zero to forty degrees below.
The southern states in general and
Georgia in particular experienced ter
rifle cyclone on the 2lst inst. An i'm
mense amount of damage was done.
County warrants, greenbax, gold and
silver coin, gold dust, -four. wheat, oats,
barley and cord wood are taken at face
value on subscription to the FREE PRESS
A crowded theatre in Oporto, Port
ugal, took fire from an explosion of gas
on the Goth inst. About 100 bodies
have been recovered from the ruins so
far.
Hon. Morrison r. Waite, who has
been chief justice of the supreme court
of the United States since 1874, died at
his residence at Washington, L. c.. on
the 23rd inst.
Frank Robinson brought up load of
freight from Lewiston this week. He
reports the road over the mountain in
bad condition especially in the vicinity
of California gulch.
Duane J. Armstrong has disposed of
the MSsoulidn to Harrison Spauding.
The paper appears i'll new dress of
type and presents neat appearance. 1t
will soon be enlarged.
For SIS we will sell the relinquish-
ment of quarter section ofgovernment
land, with house 16xl6 feet, plenty of
water, forty acres good plow land, and
close to timber. Only five miles from
Grangeville. A. +. PARKER.
Let all teachers who are anxious to
become teachers indeed, and all who
are interested in educational work
meet at the Academy on Saturday,
March 81, at 2 p m, to organise a teach
er's association, to hold monthly meet
ings. Z. T. WEEKS.
Three hundred and twenty acres of
the best and most productive land on
Camas prairie-in fact. two fine ranches
well watered, and with valuable improv-
ments, six miles from Grangeville, will
be sold for $4,000. For further partcu-
lars of this great bargain, apply at the
FREE PRESS office.
We ask the indulgence of our readers
this week for the "scissory" appearance
of the FREE Press. Our boss has
skipped the country" and we are so
overwhelmed with the multitude of
offices thrust upon us that it was the
best we could do. If some one will per-
suade him to come back and accept of
the aforesaid offices we think that we
can worry through the rest of them.