Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-05-31
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pure medicines.
n Fresh candy always in stock. Orde
bv mail receive prompt attention by
E. Bibby at Grangeville drug store.
T.. w. Bell is constantly receivir
new goods and is now ready to fill an
! and all orders for furniture at once an
at the lowest prices.
j. Riehold and L. Kerlee arrived i
town from Warrens Monday evening
Mr.. r. went on to Lewiston with lo
of bullion from his mine.
The Foster monument fund amount
to S92 and it is desired to swell it to 500
this summer. There need be no limi
to the amount of your subscription.
To close out the lot we offer for tn,
next 30 davs our entire stock of PiQm
and MUSefucS. Call early and get bar.
gain. ALEXANDER 4 FREIDENRICH.
Mrs. c. l. Harris has received he,
last invoice of summer hats for this sea-
son. The ladies can now find Just what
they want in the hat line at her millin
cry store.
Let every old settler of this county
attend the Pioneers reunion Oh June
18TH and spend pleasant day recalling
the stirring events of early days in the
county.
If the rains still continue it is sure we
will have good crop of grain, and then
all can go into the Pioneer Saloon, Cot
tonwood, and call for the A No. l Cut
ter Whlssey for sale there.
SHEEP FOR SALE.-Three thousand
Mefino sheep. l440 breeding ewes. 500
lambs. 400 yearlings, balance two-year
old wethers. Twentv-one thorough
bred Ohio bucks. Will he sold at 50
per head. Address A. +. PARKER,
Grangeville, Idaho
g. Guisler sued the Cottonwood
school district before Justice Hartman.
and the trial came off last Saturday be-
fore jury. The jury disagreed and the
case WAS to have been tried again the
first of The week but in the meantime
1t was discovered that the bond of the |
justice had never been approved, so the
case was dismissed.
NoTIcE.-The annual meeting of the |
ckholders of the C. r G.. Academy
tor the election of new board of trus-
ees and other business, will take place
At the Academy on Saturday, June 25,
1889, at O'Clock p. m. A full repre-.
Of stock is desired at this
meeting. BY order of the board.
j. III. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
irangeville, May 81, 1899.
We were informed by onr gentleman
Y U. S. register, Mr.. Patterson, that the
). q Z. railroad company had filed maps
# location in this land office, from
Vayland via Cornwall and Juietta
lown to the mouth of the Potatch
reek and a short distance below, on the {
'orth bank of the Clearwater, also from
tennessee down the Little Potlatch to the
main creek. The filing was done last
'eek. and we hope to soon hear of work
I construction being commen ced. Tel
r.
CARD OF THANKs.-Again l want to
x press my hearty thanks to our many
rlends of Grangeville and vicinity for
ne elegant carpet they have presented
$. There was twenty-five yards of it. +
II sewed ready to put down. 1t is good ,
quality and pretty in color. These {
ind tokens of affection are as an an c
ELS hand in helping lift the heavy bur-
ems of life in our long and trying Of
lction. | do and shall continue to
ray that Gods richest blessings may
ut on this people. A. MAxEY. C
party of travellers from Texas came +
the other day. They started from +
'eir former home just one year ago and q
ave been ever since on the road. The n
hole party seemed perfectly at home
herever they camped; chickens walk
! quietly out of their coops and began =
cking around bnt never got far from y
le wagon. Before starting they, at the ::
gnal, went just as readily into their II
aces. In fact, discipline seemed per-
ct all round in camp. They are bound Is
r Salmon river.-Ea2le Rock IL, gister. b
We propose in conjunction with Mr.. u
. f. Parker, editor of the IDAHO FREE
REss, to visit Mineral the coming week. y
is a fortunate condition of things that
ere is no telegraph by which the town Al
i'll know of our proposed visit. 1t is
ldom that new camp, one in its in
ncy. has experienced such visitation.
e dare not attempt to portray what
e effect will be when such an array of
tellect pounces upon them unawares;
e overwhelming influence of course
III stagnate the boom for few hours
''ii AhCJ DCCOiuc uStu W our DelnE
nong them. AS there is no hosterly
the burg. thank heavens, our distin-
ished presence will be received as an Il
uivalent for our grub, for we go there
int in lucre but heavy in brains.-
etser Ledder. b
The central committees of the demo-
attic and republican parties have de- f
led to hold a joint meeting to-mor-
" Saturday at p. IN. for the pur- al
se of selecting three delegates to rep b,
sent Idaho county in the constitution
convention which convenes at Boise
ty on July 4th. 1t is the desire of the
that as many of our citizens u
possible be present, to aid in select :.
g representative men to represent us. NJ
lie convention is to be held, and even
ough majority of our citizens may
We beer opposed the holding the con. pl
ntion, there is nothing to be gained
holding ourselves aloof, nor can we gC
ord to do so, as ninety nine chances to
t of hundred we will eventually al
We to pay our proportionate share of &C