Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-05-17
Iron clad notes printed to order.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.

Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Vollmer & Scott loan money and bu
county scrip.
Old papers for sale at this Office, s.
cents per 100.
Quartz location notices for sale at The
FREE PRESS office.
Old tyre for sale at this Office; better
than babbit metal.
J. H. Forney, Mt. Idaho, has money
to loan on real estate.
For letter heads, bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this Office.
Horse posters of any size and on any
material printed at the F. P. office.
The post Office will be kept open till
8 80 every night until further no ice.
Washington elected delegates to the
constitutional convention on the l4th.
The Foster monument fund is still
open, and we receive subscriptions to it.
The band received large invoice of
new music from San Francisco this
week.
Y Tom Pearson has purchased an inter-
est in the meat market of w. F.
Schmadeka.
Rev. Maxey preached an able sermon
Sunday night on the origin and observ-
ance of the Sabbath.
Y Coram Bros. this week purchased the
fine imported English Shire stallion, Sir
Francis. See ad. elsewhere.
The president last week appointed
Joseph p. Wilson, of Ada county, as U.
S. marshal for Idaho territory.
Two car loads of barb wire Just re-
ceived direct from the mandatory at
VolImer & Scott's, Mt. Idaho. so
Rev. J. B. York will hold services at
Cottonwood on Sunday, May 10, at IL
NJ, and at North Side at 4 p m.
For fine dress suit and good busi-
ness suit call on Philip, the Lewiston
tailor, when he visits us May Goth, Goth
and 9th.
DR.. J. H. McCallie has received quite
a favorable proposition to go in business
in Moscow, hut has not as yet decided
whether to accept or not.
The Foster monument fund amounts
to S92 and it is desired to swell it to 5000
this GUNNER. There need be no limit
to the amount of your subscription.
The Mountain Home bulletin has
been removed to Rocky Bar and will
hereafter be issued from that place un-
der the name of the Elmore Bulletin.
DR.. McCalle will leave for Moscow
the first of June. to be absent an indef-
mite length of time. Parties desiring
dental work done will observe this and
act accordingly.
Schmadeka & Pearson this week pur-
chased band of fine mutton sheep
from Chas. Brown and will hereafter
keep the best of mutton on hand at
their meat market.
Don't fail to call on Philip, the mer-
chant tailor from Lewiston, and secure
his prices and examine samples when
on his visit in Grangeville and Mt. Ida
ho May 25th, 26th and 9th.
For SAJE.-I have two span of geld
ing and two span of quarter-blood
Percheron mares, and year old. for
sale cheap. Also several milch COWS.
Enquire of &. Overman, one mile sou tn
of the lake. 40
The case of Warden Us. Witt. ct al,
was argued in Moscow on Thursday, the
10th inst. The counsul for plaintiff
were hoping to procure q new trial. Mr..
Forney is still in Moscow, representing
the commissioners.
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner has
refused to accept the resignation of Spe-
cia Examiner Shank, of Lima, Ohio,
who resigned because he was demo-
crat. The commissioner said that if he
had no better reason than that for re.
signing he might retain his position.
The Boise Statesman has changed
hands. being now published by the
Statesman Printing Company. The ed-
torial department is under the manage
ment of John r. French, Judge Milton
Kelly retiring from the paper. The
daily has also been changed from a
morning to an evening paper.
The tizens of our sister territory of
Washington are considerably worked up
over the woman suffrage and prohibi-
ton questions, whether to put clauses in
the constitution regarding them, submit
the matter to the voters as an independ-
ent proposition, or to ignore them alto
gether. The probabilities are that the
questions will be submitted to the peo-
pie independent of the body of the con-
stitution.
The stock company which was organ
lied some time since for the purpose of
purchasing and operating well anger
the names of the parties composing
such company being given in our issue
of April 18th, have ordered from the
manufacturs at Aurora. ILL.,, an eight
horse power Hercules drill. which will
have capacity for drilling to the depth
of 900 feet. The drill is expected to be
here and ready for operation in about
thirty days, when it will be ascertained
If water cannot be found on our dry
ranches.
In another week Camas prairie will
present its best and loveliest aspect to
the eyes of the world. country more
beautiful than the famous hills of Asher,
overlooking the wales of Judea, where