Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-05-11
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

The race track is being fixed up"
Farmers jubilate at crop prospects.
b. F. Morris loans money on real es
tate security.
Quartz Location notices for sale at tn
FREE PRESS office.
]. H. Forney. Mt. Idaho. has none,
to loan on real estate.
Hon. L. P. Brown returned from
southern Idaho Monday.
c. A. Dueber and family arrived from
Portland Tuesday evening.
The spring fighting season was inau.
gurated in town last Sunday.
Miss Susie Markham left last Friday
to visit friends in Boise city.
Doug. Holton is limping on account OF
his horse having fallen on him.
School will commence in Glennwood
district, No. 3, on Monday next.
This is election year and you will want
the FREE Press. Subscribe for it.
The roundup in district No. l will
begin at Wallis. on Monday, May 81.
NMr. Sutter will drive q herd of beef
into Elk city next week, as the trail is
now open.
The weather for the past week has
consisted of alternate bursts of showers
and sunshine.
For sale cheap, Wheelock upright
grand piano, as good as new. Enquire
Of Weller and Wax.
Henry c. johnson was summoned to
Lewiston on court business and went
down on Fridays stage.
Observe the change in B. F. Davis &
Sons short-horn advertisement, and
when you want blooded stock call on
them.
1t is thought that the U. y. grand jury
now in session at Lewiston will indict
the parties who have squatted on school
lands on this prairie.
A full attendance is desired at the
grange meeting tomorrow night, when
some new features will be introd uced.
All members are invited to attend.
Feed is scarce in Warrens and also
ON the trail. When the Little Salmon
wagon road is sompleted, there will be
good feed for all seasons of the year.
The Rushford wagon, sold by Frank
Bros. Lewiston agency, is the best i n
the market. Call at Fleming's and ex-
anime them when you go to Lewiston.
There will be an election in school
district No. 8, on Saturday, May o6, to
vote on special tax of five mills on the
dollar for the purposes of said district.
JOHN Il. ADKIsoN, Clerk.
Frank Smith, w. 81. Oglesby ahd Ed.
Brooks started to Warrens over the Mel
nor trail on Monday last, and the trail
Is now open. There was but little down
timber.
1. s. Weller and A. F. Parker left for
Portland and Spokane Falls on Tues
days stage ON railroad business. Mr..
Forney was unable to 60. We wish
wish them good luck.
A letter from Lewiston received Mon
lay night said that the bill creating the
county of Latch had passed both houses
Of congress and had gone to the presi-
lent for his signature.
Mr.. Geo. Schmadeka intends to have
several acres of that fine tract of land on
he south edge of town plated into resi-
lence lots this summer and will sell |
hem cheap to cash purchasers.
I Rufus +. Eller returned from Moscow
asst week, and will begin the erection of !
\ distillery on his ranch ON Cottonwood |
quite as soon as the Internal revenue
are complied with.
Bailey Chamberlain was in town Mon
day having his horses shod preparatory
% gathering up a drove of cattle and
logs for Warrens, which he will take
n over the Melnor trail next week.
A letter from r. J. McPhee, one of
he proprietors Of the Cleveland mine
n Alton district, writes the editor that
he company will ship two car loads of
'ock out by way of Camas prairie this
summer.
Fred Pearson is agent for Clark's we'll
Known SQUIRREL smoker. which is now
n universal use in the Palouse coun- /
ry. The squirrel goes up in smoke
md is cremated to degree of fineness