Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-22
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in the newspaper business at Lewiston,
G. e. Beeson, is up from that place for
few days, accompanied by Thomas
Lunn, partner in the Lindsay fruit farm,
and this issue of the paper shows that
he hath not forgot his cunning for it is
nearly all his work. He has left the
hard life OF newspaper man and is
now delving into the Bitter Root divide
for fortune in quartz. He is interested
in the Black Lead district, north of the
Lo Lo trail, and has a vast body of ore
in sight that assays well.
The Orchestral Band will give a ball
on Thanksgiving night and the public
ought to give them a rousing turnout.
They have spent years of time and
trouble and much money in getting tho
brass band organized, and from which
the public have derived the benefit and
pleasure, and now that there is chance
to reciprocate We ought to rally around
them. The band is not money max
ing institution, as every dollar they get
goes to perfectng the organization, pur-
chasing new music and instruments, &c.
Miss Ella Breen writes us that her
parents are very much pleased with
their present location at Hope. and that
business is good and the scenery even
more beautiful than that of Canas prai-
rie. Eddy is to be placed in school at
Vancouver and Jim is still in college at
Spokane Falls. With the letter came
some beautiful greenbacks to pay for
the FREE Press, for all of which our
lovely young friend has our sincere
thanks.
Where is there a country that can
beat this when it comes to splendid fall
and winter weather. Our three months
| of fall have passed, and the first winter
month is one fourth gone. and yet the
green leaves are still hanging on the
trees and shrubbery, and the weather 10
as pleasant and delightful as could be
asked for. No man can find better
country to live in than Idaho taking it
for all purposes and all seasons of the
year.
Come to our Mt. Idaho store for the
only genuine bargains ever offered in
the entire county-our entire stock pos
itively offered AT COST. FOR CASH. We
mean business, and want to save the
expense of moving our goods before
closing out, WELLER WAX.
TRUNKS AND VALIsEs.-We have re.
ceived direct from the east a large con-
signment OF the above which we offer
TO the trade at prices unheard of on
Camas prairie. Don't forget the place.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRIcH.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-A good ranch on.
ly three miles from Grangeville. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creek.
runs through it. Price 81 400. Terms
easy. % Enquire Of W. A. HALL.
Prof. w. Bowser will accompany me-
on the first Sunday of December and
preach at the Lake school house.
A. MAxEY.
Davis & Cook work cheaper for cash
than any shop in the territory. New
shoes toed for twenty-five cents. Shoes
set for twenty five cents each. 81
Buy MUNDELL's SOLAR TIP SHOES for
children, for sale by Alexander Freid-
enrich, sole agents. Every pair war
ranted.
Brick. BRICK. Two thousand brick
for sale in Grangeville. at thirteen dol
lars per 1000. Call on A. F. PARKER.
Cape Cod Cranberries. received
choice lot of the above this week
Call early if you want any. A. &F.
George Riebold, proprietor Of the ia
nous Little Giant mine, in Warrens. II
. III town on his way to st. Louis.
Mr.. r. r. Fulton has been confined
to his room with sickness this week.
New Goods New Goods /! At tn,
Grangeville Drug Store.