Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-10-18
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Wild geese are going south.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.
II. Robbins was In town on Sunday
John Mathison was in town Saturday
F. A. Shearer went to Lewiston Tues
dav.
The boss promises to be back abou
the 2lst.
Old papers for sale at this Office. 81
cents per 100.
Hon. S. s. Fem is at the Mt. Idsh,
hotel quite low.
Geo. Schmadeka is digging the thirt
we'll on his premises.
~ Grant Benedict is working on hi.
mothers property in town.
j. l.. Leeper has been assisting In the
FREE Press office this week.
The commissioners proceedings will
be published in full next week.
For letter heads. bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this office.
Geo. M. Shearer is at Richmond, Va,
having gone there for treatment.
DR.. S. L. Bibby started for Portland
on business trip Thursday morning.
The boys had concert at Mt. Idaho
Wednesday night, and had way up
time.
The republican majority in North
Dakota is $4,000, and in South Dakota
$4,000.
Mt. Idaho was lively Monday; the
commissioners meeting bringing people
to town.
y w. A. Hall. wife and daughter, started
Wednesday morning for Portland to see
the sights.
F. L. Evans went out to the' country
Monday 10 paint and paper Jake Rel
bold's house.
+. Shissler had his fingers badly cut
one day last week by the saw at his
mill at Rustic.
Call on r. Il. Fulton at the FREE
PREss Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
Parties desiring copies of the consti-
tuition can obtain them by calling at the
FREE PhEss Office.
The Australian system of voting
proved great success in Montana at
the election on the first.
Geo. Popham was out from Elk City
Saturday last and remembered the
FREE PRESS to the amount of $500.
The warm weather has started the
grass to growing finely and the prairie
has all the appearance of early spring.
Commissioner Bailey Chamberlain
arrived from Warrens Sunday to attend
the session of the board of com mission
err.
j. Phillip, the Lewiston tailor, was
on the prairie the first of the week, re-
turning to Lewiston on Wednesdays
stage.
f. Albert and D. H. Telcher each re-
memberei the FREE Pass to the
amount of years subscription this
week.
Buy MUNDELL's SOLAR TIP SHOES for
children, for sale by Alexander Freid-
enrich. sole agents. Every pair war;
ranted.'
i The Masonic hall at Mr.. Idaho is in
course of construction and standing as it
does on the hill, presents slightly APP
pearsnce.
VIM. Havernick's new house is under
course of construction. When COM
pleted he will have one Of the neatest
places in town.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
fine commercial printing in good style
and at reasonable prices. See our sam
Piles and prices.
Buy nice building lot in Schmadeka
addition at once, while they are cheap.
They will be worth double the present
selling price next spring.
Messrs. Wyatt, Hadorn. Shuck, Glat-
igny and others came up from the river
Monday to attend the preliminary ex-
animation of II. s. Pierce.
AS result Of mining by electricity it
has proved that ten men can accom- plish
with the electric drill what it required
100 men to do with the older methods.
Z. E. Coy. farmer of Garfield county
Washington, raised 700 bushels of heat
this season on ten acres of land, which
is an average of seventy bushels per
acre.
The Mt. Idaho boys are quite expert
on guessing the weight of horses. Mon
day considerable money changed hands
on wagers on the weight of different
horses.
Griff Roberts had the misfortune to
have his horse slip from the trail be-
tween Slate creek and Horse Shoe
Bend, lately, brusing Mr.. r. up consid-
erably.
Geo. Schmadeka expects to start up
his mill for grinding feed on a week
from next Saturday, and will on each
Saturday do custom work for the