Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-08-03

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Duy IuTH on OduldS prHlrle.
/ thought he was tramp. Who doe
it mean?
George Alkire was up from Slat,
creek this week.
Pell and Bert Sherwin were in towr
during the week.
J. III. Fornev, Mt. Idaho, has money
to loan on real estate.
Hurry mp with the wedding notices
but don't forget the cake.
Old type for sale at tn is office; it is
better than babbitt metal.
Little Hugh McCalie was taken sud-
denly i'll Monday evening.
Messrs McCallie and Burger took a
trip to Lewiston this week.
Mr.. Won Berge is putting in a tread
power at the Eagle brewery.
NThe Benson and Grostein pack trains
came in from Warrens yesterday.
The wind blew down number of APP
pie trees in w. A. Halls orchard.
There are several children in this vi
cinity suffering with billion fever.
DR.. Carver. of Salmon river, is with us
again and smiling at the ladies as of old /.
A very heav storm passed over the
western part of the prairie last Wednes-
day.
>'Charles Wilson, of s. Salmon river,
brought load of fine apples into town
Tuesday.
Wallacn Cnott A 1oct
Wednesday on brief business trip to
Lewiston.
Judge Logan has postpon ed the term
of district court in Idaho county until
October "a.
Can't something be done to keep Lew
lsion from monopolizing the Warrens
Hour trade.
Rev. l.. T. Weeks will preach in
Grange hall next Sunday evening. Sub
Ject, prospecting.
Postmaster Beck will lake trip to
Medical Lake soon. We hope that he
will be benefited.
Rosa, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ii. Forney, has been quite sick
for the past week.
Continued war taxes mean simply
more money for monopolies and harder
times for the people.
William Hawley, the proprietor oft
Jersey house. returned from Spokane
Falls on Tuesday last.
\ Huckleberries must be scarce in this
season, judging from the price asked for
them by the Indians.
A large delegation from Salmon river
has been taking in the sights of the
metropolis this week.
There will be meeting of the Idaho
County Pioneer Association at Mt.
Idaho on Saturday, August 4th.
Benjamin Dalmage, OF White Bird.
was in town this Week. We understand
that he was hurrahing for Cleveland.
will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. F. SCHMADEKA.
Leroy Gully returned from Warrens
with his charming young bride few
days ago. He will only stay few days.
Among other callers during the week
was Johnny Byron who always keeps
his subscription to the F. p. paid in ad
vance.
The republican primaries in this
county will be held July 20 and the
date of the county convention is set for
August II.
The grasshoppers have injured the
crops and gardens to some extent on
White Bird. Cattle are in good order
in that vicinity.
bargained for DR.. ]. II. McCallie's ranch
and will return shortly TO Kentucky to
bring on his family.
We have some celebrated Knicker-
booker tablets. for pen o pencil, which
we will sell for 10 cents apiece. Just the
thing for Office use.
The administrators ofthe Rochepierre
estate have sold thrty-two head OF
horses at Sl5 per head, one at $50. and
eleven head of cattle for S3l0.
A private letter from Warrens states
that the "Spring Hip mine was sold
there recently to Waterhouse & Ran
dali, the price paid being $4,000.
The Rnshford wagon, sold by Frank
Bros. Lewiston agency, is the best in
the market. Call at Fleming's and ex-
anime them when you 80 to Lewiston.
Little George Shearer and Pie-biter
came from Florence NJ Mpnday with their
pack train. They returned yesterday
with full load Of goods purchased at
this place.
The postoffic ce at Grangeville has been
moved into the building next west, and
it would be hard to find n cozier or
neater fourth-class postoffice in this up
per country.
Edward Robinson and Roy Gully
bought the Warrens hotel of Jim Ed
wards and will take possession about