Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-12-20
LIE IDAHO co, IDAHO TERRITORY DECEMBER 90 1899
New Goods New Goods - At the
Grangeville Drug Store.

Grangeville Drug Store.
Neckwear, silk handkerchiefs. silk
wristlets etc. in latest designs at A & f.
special committee has been appoint-
ed 10y the U. S. Senate TO investigate In
dian depreciation claims.
The Grangeviile Orchestral band of
six pieces will furnish the music for the
Christmas dance at this place.
NWhat Camss prairie needs is a wagon
road 10 Elk City, and Camas prairie
will have to build it. Why not?
IL you want to make your wife, sweet
heart, sister or mother in-law pre-
sent so to ALEXANDER 4 FgsIDENRIcH.
Tie mail carrier took, horses into
Warrens on his last trip. and reports
four feet of snow at the Warm springs.
Buy MuxpEIL's SoL,R TIP SHOES for
children, for safe by Alexander Freid-
enrich. sole agents. Every pair war
ranted.
Three immigrants srrived here last
week to buy land. We hear that they
are friends Of Mr.. Knorr, who bought
the Fletcher place last spring.
Farming and mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
ton. at c. G. Bunnell's, Lewiston.
Davis X Cook work cheaper for cash
than any shop in the territory. New
shoes toed for twenty-five cents. Shoes
~ to
There will be dance at Jas. Carnes'
on the Cottonwood side on the night of
December 30ih. The music will be
furnished by the Mason string band.
TFACHER's READ.-Subscrbe for 1890.
American Teacher. Sl.0O. The Educa-
tor. so. The Teachers World, 80. Ad-
dress W. Bowser, Granseville, Idaho.
c. ii. Brockman WAS over last Satur-
urday and ordered the +. T. sent to his
brother, w. o. Brock man, who is man
ager of large concern at Thorp Springs,
Texas.
For SALE OR RENT.-A good ranch on
ly three miles from Graneevile. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creek
easy. % Enquire of W. A. HALL.
James Surridge returned from Wala
Walla last Saturday, where he had ia
ken bunch of fine beef cattle which
he sold at good prices. He left on Mon
day on a visit to his parents at Milan,
Mich.-his first trip away from this
prairie for twelve years.
Come to our Nj. Idaho store for the
only genuine bargains ever offered in
the entire coupty-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.
CARD OF TnANKs.-We beg to return
our sincere thanks 10 our kind friends
and neighbors for the kind attentions
and neighborly feelings extended 10 us
during the sickness and bereavment in
our family. That none of you may ever
be similarly affict is the earnest pray
Ell of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ii TEIcHER.
A private letter from Gov. Shonp to
the editor says that he will 90 to Wash
ing'on in two weeks to help along the
statehood movement and incidentally to
give our wagon road bill boost. Hon.
W. j. Mcconnell, Of Moscow will ac
company him and together they will
make fine working team. We wish
them success. although we still believe
that the test oath is unconstitutional,
aud that mistake was mada in incor.
porating it into the state constitution.
All this belly-aching about the fear that
the Mormons will control the politics of
this state or territory is the silliest kind
OF political poppycock. 1t may frighten
few old grannies in congress and else
where, but practical men know that
the Mormons are no more likely to con-
troll our politics than like number of
negroes would be to do so. The Nor
mon ug.a-boo-as a political thunder
barrels about played ou'.