Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-27
NO. T..

has bought the herd of cattle from the
1 administrators Of the Rochepierre es.
t tate.
Rev. York preached at the Grange
hall last Sunday evening to large audi
ence He will preach here again in four
weeks
, Henry Earl who has been visiting in
our town for week past, left for his
ranch on Salmon river Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Amesbury and wife, who have
been on a visit to Mr.. ". Lamb, of Mt.
Idaho. returned TO Missoula, Mont, last
Thursday.
Y Mr.. FL. Beck is having the house that
he bought from Mrs. Ritzhiner repaired,
and dug u well, striking plenty of water
at l3 feet.
The republican primaries In this
county will lie held July 90 and the
date of the county convention is set for
August II.
Alexander K Freidenrich have re.
ceived large assortment of windows
and doors which they offer to the trade
at the lowest prices.
Judge j. II. Forney and a. f. Parker
started for Spokane Falls last saturday
on Important business They expected
to return in about week.
The new barn on Mr.. Aram's ranch,
being hnilt by Frank Vausise, was
raised Tuesday afternoon. The boys
all agree that the beer was fine.
Mrs. L. P. Brown and her two daugl,--
ters, Mrs. Hovev and Miss D,isv Brown.
who have been camping out on CraiY's
mountain, came home last Tuesday.
The Rushford wagon, sold by Frank
Bros. Lewiston agency, IA the. best in
the market. Call ut Flemingis and ex--
anime them when you go TO Lewiston.
d. A. Wilson from Yakima, w. t..
has bought ]. w. R,Mh's ranch, on,
which he will winter band of cattle:
Such men are always welcome to. the,
prairie.
A large ledge Of very. rielf ore las
been found in tho lower levels of the
Cleveland mine in AltoA,d dlstYict, and it
is highly probable that, the property
will be sold this summer.
Money loaned on Rea1 Estate. Pay
ment made when papers are signed.
Unimproved decided mnd' purchased.
Highest price paid for County warrants.
40 DANIEL FEEw, Mt. Iuaiso.
The steamer which spns from. lewis.
ton to Riparia has agaSn. changed time.
1t now arrives at Lewiston on Sunday
and Thursday of each weeiaand departs
from there the day following at LIP. NJ.
= MRS. Judge Case anu chi leiren arrived
at Mt Idaho last Monday from o. three
months visit TO relatives in Michigan.
They were accompanied. fro 10 tsrat state
by brother of Tom and. James Sur
ridge.
On account of the wants OF, space, this
week, a correspondence in, reply to the
article respecting the grange, published
by request in the EEga, Press of hast
week, WAS crowded out Il will appear
next week.
A dispatch from Spokane Falls ec Tho
Oeg0ntdn states that ths Northa ara Pa
citc surveyors have foHRd,a. goce.' route
from Genesee to Lewiston, wa Catholic
gulch and will build the, road immedi-
ately and extend it to Catnas, ,psairie-
DR.. McCallie will visit, Cottonw ood
House every Wednesday, hours
there from a. IN. to 3.p- -n.-Mbndays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays. Fridays and, Sat-
urdays you will find him a his Office at
Grangeville. 2 j. h. .MoGA1Sas.
AS many of our patrons are in arrears
on subscription and advertising account
for the Two years during. which the
paper has existed, we must now insist
upon settlement. We desire to.im-
prove the paper, and in order TO, do, SO
those who owe us must ses2e..
A bill has been introduced into. con-
gress for the relief of citizens Of; Cr.gon,
Idaho and Washington whoaserved. with,
U. 5. troops in the war against the Nez
Perce, Bannock and Shoshone Indians,
and for the relief of the heirs. of those
killed in such services and. for ether
purposes.
J. p. T. McCroskey and family, Of Col
fax, w. T., who have been visiting DIR.
J. II. McCallie, returned home last We'd
nesday. A'brother of Mr.. MoGroskey
started with him with the insention OF
investing in lands in this vicinity. but
owing to sickness had to stop, on the
way. He will he here this fall
Fred Holcombe and AL. Holmes have
been in Grangeville for the last 20, DAYS,
recupera,ing, purchasing pack horses
and ouifitting for their sojourn in the
mines for the next 10 months. Their
mine is on the middle fork of Salmon
river and they report that they clean
up on an average $40 per day to the man
The speech of l.. P. Brown, WHICH was
delivered at the Pioneers reunion at
Mt Idaho, June 18th. 1883, and is pub
lished this week, contains vast amount
of valuable information in regard to the
early settlement of Idaho County. We
have some extra copies on hand, which
will be sold at the rate of three for d
quarter.