Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-08-02
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.
We print bill and letter heads.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.

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Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Early apples are ripe on the prairie.
Dr.. Stirling. Of Lewiston, is on tn,
prairie.
NWm. Shuck came up from the rive
Sunday.
James Holt was in town the first o
the week.
Roy Gully came in from Warren,
Wednesday.
Old papers for sale at this Office, 81
cents per 100.
Quartz location notices for sale at the
FREE Press Office.
Chas. Holt was over from Cotton
wood Wednesday.
n The smoke will soon be thick enough
to slice out of the air with a knife.
A. Freidenrich has built new fence
in front of his residence property.
Geo. Schmadeka has received strong
force pump, which he will put in on his
ranch.
The constitutional convention will
probably conclude Its labors in another
week.
VIC. Pearson is absent in Dako
having gone there with band of about
400 horses.
Cali on r. +. Fulton at the FREE
Press Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
II. Robbins was over from Cotton
wood Tuesday and dropped in to see us
for few minutes.
j. B. Cook states that the grain which
he has headed so far this year will aver
age full half crop.
Miss Annie Woods spent few days
days on Craig's mountain this week, Wis
iting at Mr.. Shissler's.
Messrs Nelson and Estes. of the Cot
toonwood eide. are absent seeking a
place 10 winter their stock.
Ripe peaches are abundant on the
river. Why can we not have some of
them brought out to the prairie?
We will sell beef cheaper than any
81 SCHMADEKA x PEARSON.
Glib. Williams came out from ELK City
Monday. lie reports everything in that
camp as moving along in the usual way.
c. Blinton has two experienced min
ers at work on the Blue Dragon mine
at Elk City, and the ledge is showing
up very fine.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of
tine commercial printing in good style
and at reasonable prices. See our sam
pies and prices.
We ran short of local material this
week and the weather was too warm tc
rustic very much. hence please excuse
all shortcomings.
Buy nice building lot in Schmadeka
addition at once, while they are cheap
They will lie worth double the present
selling price next spring.
1t is reported that Indian agent Mon.
teith has been requested to resign ant
that w. D. Robbins, of Moscow, is tc
be appointed in his place.
The trustees of the several school dis
tricts Of the county are requested tt
send the census marshal's report to tht
county superintendent at once.
Craig's mountain is full of tourists
from the lower country, who have gon,
there to escape the almost unbearabl,
heat of the Snake river valley.
The A No. Cutter whiskey for sal,
at the Pioneer saloon, Cottonwood, il
good for all kinds of sickness and alst
for those who are not sick. Try it.
The Grostein & Binnard pack trair
passed through Wednesday on the re-
turn trip from Warrens and will nov
lay off on Craig's mountain for time.
1t was reported Monday evening tha
/ Wslla Wal!a was burning. The repcr
was contradicted Tuesday. Inero we
however a small fire or two in that city
Our exchanges are still telling of th
wonderful placer discoveries in Idah
county. Now they can employ them
selves in telling their readers it WASH
so.
e. j. Bonhore. the photographer, las
Saturday pitched his tent in Grange
vile and is now ready to furnish an
and everyb body with first-class likeness
es of themselves.
County Superintendent Robbins in
forms us that the Territorial Superin
tendent of schools will visit Idah
county in a short time in the interest
of the public schools.
]. T. Bradley last Saturday brought I
this Office what appears to be PORTO
of a mammoth's tooth. 1t was foun
while digging well, eight feet from it
surface of the ground.
Kirk Hopkins took a tablespoonful
sugar of lead Monday, mistaking it f
salts. DR.. Bibby administered remedi
and he recovered without any serio,
consequences resulting.
The array of talent presented in Il
North Idaho delegation of the conve
ton is remarkably brilliant. The ge
tlemen composing it would hold the