Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-02

' night, to large congregation
T. J. Davis this week brought ban
of horses from the other side of Salmon
river to winter on the prairie.
Hon. Fred T. Dubois, Willis Sweet an,
Judge Buck have been delivering cam
paign speeches on the prairie.
l.. f. Rhodes bad his wrist fractured
by blow from hammer while drilling
in we'll on the Cottonwood side.
~ The railroad surveyors reached here
last night and will continue the survey
to Mt. Idaho. This looks like biz
Attention is invited to the new ads OF
Hans Heartburg, Sherwin Bros, r. F.
Fulton and J. w. Reid, in this issue.
Mr.. Brinton, of Elk City, has been
quite sick at Mt. Idaho this week with
bilious fever, but is a well man again.
/ will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. F. SCHMADEKA.
Get in and register with your regis
trar Tomorrow. 1t will cost you moth
ing and you must do so if you wish to
vote.
Frank Vansise has moved into the ] 4.
w. Parker house In Grangeville which
he will occupy until he can build new
one.
Some would.be politicians hereabouts
will learn some valuable lessons in poll
tics next Tuesday. Tramps and bucks
beware.
Hon. Phil Cleary, of John Days creek
who has been up on the prairie for the
last few days visiting, has returned to
his home.
Miss Ollie Baggs, of Ellensburg, w.
T., arrived here Saturday to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs Wiler, at
Mt. Idaho.
~Frank Fem has been stopping in town
for several days awaiting the repair of
his wagon which was badly damaged by
a runaway recently.
y Harry Sheisler is now carving the
Warrens mail for Geo. M. Shearer, the
sub-contract with Worden Bros. having
expired with the last trip.
The A No. ! Cutter Whiskey is known
as the only sure remedy to cure all
kinds Of diseases, and is for sale at r.
Nugent's saloon at Cottonwood.
F. J. X. Vincent and J. Gilmore hereby
announce themselves as candidates for
Justices of the peace for Cottonwood
precinct on the republican ticket.
On account of sickness at her fathers
residence, Miss Maggie Robinson dis
missed her school at Mt. Idaho for
week. 1t will be resumed on Monday
next.
The $3.50 that Chas. Christie, of Slate
creek, deposited with Alexander 4
Freidenrich to wager on Harrison's
election, has been covered by local dem
ocrats.
VIM Mccoy, who bought the Dan
Weber place, arrived here from Califor-
MIA Monday, accompanied by his moth
er and brothers to make their home
with us.
man has not taken out his naturalization
papers. He was born in Illinois, in the
U. 5. of America, and is therefore not
foreigner.
The death of John Mcpherson is the
third that has occurred in the member
ship of our Pioneer Association since its
organization. Thus one by one are we
all called on to rest from our labors.
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.
Frank Smith and D. A. Stevens were
out from Warrens Sunday and report
lot of activity in quartz mining devel-
opment going forward this winter in
that camp. Warrens will make stir in
the mining world 10y and by.
The first annual quarterly con ference
meeting was held at the residence of w.
A. Hall on Tuesday, with Elder Strong
presiding. No business of importance
was transacted except the fixing of Rev.
Mr.. Maxey's salary at $500 per year.
Bogus tickets, printed in Lewiston
without authority of the central COM
mittees, are to be circulated in this
county on election day. Look out for
them. They are bogus and illegal and
by voting them you will not only lose
yonr vote but may invalidate the cleo
ton.
Frank Brugemon, of Cottonwood, re-
turned last week from a long visit to
Uniontown and Genesee, where he has
been building. He helped largely to
build up the new town of Genesee and
is now erecting fine house at the lap
wal Mission as residence for the faith
ers. He says there is good deal of
talk in the Palouse country about rail-
road extension to Camas Prairie.
At an annexation meeting of the rep
resentatve citizens of Idaho county ir-
respective of party, held at Grangeville
yesterday, it was decided to support Jas.
II. Hawley, the democratic nominee for
congress, by vote of go for Hawley.
for Dubois, and for Buck. Speeches
were made by Hon. l.. P. Brown, Levy
I. Weeks, Josh Rowton, w. A. Hall.
Hon. B. f. Morris, L. ]. Dittemore, Ell
der Strong.
Uncle Joe Bradley has gone to White
Bird to live for the winter. He is now
"A years old. but looks go and says he
came to Idaho vears hafora anpexatinn