Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-06-14
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Volume 4, No. l.
Iron clad notes printed to order.
Strawberries will be ripe next week.
Hon. Ben F. Morris is in Montana.
The editor returned home last Friday
]. J. Golfers broken foot is recoverin
n cely.
Squire Harris ia breaking new bug
gy team.
Orchard trees everywhere are loade,
down with fruit.
Old tyre for sale at this Office; bette
han babbit metal.
r NJ. Henley was over from Cotton
wood last Saturday.
J. II. Fornev. Mt. Idaho, has none,
to loan Oh real estate.
We need rain, and in the language O
the poet we need it Ia.
Misses all cloth shoes only 81 a pal,
at Alexander x Freidenrlch's
A rock foyndation has been laid for
DR.. Nirk-Ps Main street building.
The base ball fever los struck the
town and the boys have it real bad.
Joel Shearer and II. d. Shearer will
both build residences here this fall.
G II. Brockman brought mp two loads
OF barb wire for G. A. Dueber last week
The Foster monument fund is still
open, and we receive subscriptions to il.
Cali on r. +. Fulton at the FREE
PRE>s office when you want any notarI-
al work done.
T. J. Yandell. of Cotton wood, is con-
tenn latina few months visit to the
lower country.
A fifty million dollar fire at Seattle
last Friday destroyed the entire business
portion of the city.
The FREE PRESS still wears short skirts
and Dire s-s, bnt she will grow out oi
them in good time.
The dance in school district No. 3.
takes place Monday night. Take your
best girl and get there.
Will Schmadeka has built a board
fence around his new purchase in the
8 nth addition to town.
Capt. Ha ley rounded up his horses
from The Reserve last week and il herd
lug them Oh Craig's mountain.
Chester P. Cobnrn. of Lewiston, has
been appoln'"d deputy U. S marshal
Tor the ulstrict Of northern Isho.
Judge Logan has not yet given his
decision on the argument for new
trial in re Warden ". Witt, ct al.
The new road to MI. Ilaho around
tn. Sanders place is open aud travelled
and Is preferable TO the old grade.
We will sell beef cheaper than any
sbop i'll Idaho &C unity. for cash.
oil SCHMADEKA d PEARSON.
A w. Davis was IN Spokane Falls two
Il ys last week and r,ports things som,-
wnat dull IN the nor. hern metropolis.
Mrs. Bngrian Ihs purchased the rec.
'dence properly OF Il d. Snparer and
will make her home in this growing
town.
WIN. VonBprge has lumber on the
vronnd f,r the erection of a story-and-
a-half residence on his lots north OF
the brewery.
The only thing that will keep you In
loon, Cottonwood, and try the A No.
Gutter Whiskey.
E. w. Bell is constantly receiving
new goods and is now ready to fill any
aud all orders for furniture at once and
at the lowest prices.
Next TO the printers Mr.. Hall is the
busiest business man in Grangeviie.
tall when you will he is always writing
away as if for dear life.
H. r. Buffhsm was up from White
Bird 5 Lnrday With load of fresh yeye-
tables, for which he found ready mar
ktt ~ ten cents u pound.
Nick Ingram il negotiating for the
purci are oi some building lots in Geo.
3 hmadeka's addition to Grangeville.
All OF which we are glad to Bee.
The gardens, orchards and Yards in
town where trees, flowers and shrubs
we grown, ARE veritable bowers of beau.
~ ON these bright midsummer days.
The Foster monument fund amounts
I" S92 and it is desired to swell il to 5000
ihls GUNNER. There need be no limit
to the amount of your subscription.
MIR. Larimer has closed a three
months term Of school in dist rict No.
10. and taken charge Of another for the
same length Of time in district No. II.
Miss Nellie Crooks treated the Pres
gang 10 some Ice cream last SATURDAY
and now the printers swear that she is
lhe pretiiest young lady on the prairie.
A permanent semi-circnlar stage, six
teen feet wide, with dressing room on
the sida. Is being consiruc'ed in the
Grange hall, suppl. ing long felt want.
Saturday wac lovely day and the
town WAS full OF teams from the coun
try whose folks were here trading. Our
merchants reported an excellent day'e
business.
The Ma, flower hoys, in Warrens, are
hauling ore from The mine to the mill,
and We hope their clean-up will attain
even grander results than those they
realised last year.
The father and two brothers of Joel
and X. ID. Shrarrr were up on a brief
visit from Pataha last week and were
all highly pleased with the prairie, and
may return to stay.
DR.. Montgomery and family arrived