Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-08-30
OUR WEEKLT ROUND UP.
Wa Print bill and letter heads.
Bring MS tirewood on subscription.
Iron-clad note books for sale hera


Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Old papers for sale at this Office, 5
cents per 100
Old tyre for sale at this office; bette
than babbit metal.
Miss Kate McBeth arrived up from
Lapwai on Tuesdays stage.
Mr.. Glatigny was up from Salmo,
river Monday and Tuesday.
Marion Williams is sinking well OF
SherwiL's race-track place.
Miss Ada Nelson, of Cottonwood, i,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bibby.
Frank Vansise is finishing up his res
idence with cornices and paint.
For letter heads. bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this office.
And now Mr.. Gardner is going to
build a dwelling in this growing town.
We want potatoes, onions and other
garden truck on subscription to the pa
! per.
Notwithstanding all the new building
going on, there isn't vacant house in
town.
The rock for the foundation of Mrs.
Eastman's new residence is being
hauled.
Call on r. +. Fulton at the FREE
PRESS Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
There will be meeting of Custer
Post, u. a. r., at three O'Clock tom, r
row Saturday afternoon.
Franz Heartburg came over to-day TO
build brick fues for DR.. Nickel W. Won
Berge and w. f. Schmadeka.
Geo. Schmadeka has ordered the FREE
Press sent to Henry Gustamyer, Gra-
vols Mills, Morgan Co., Mo.
Parties who have engaged plums, an0
others wanting choice plums, please call
soon aud get them. Prices low.
IL }. IL. ROBINSON.
The familiar faces of Misses Allie and
Nellie Crooks are again Frightening our
streets after their return from Salmon
river.
During tha absence of editor Fulton
on Salmon river Mr.. J. L. Leeper bossed
the mechanical depA; tment Of this es-
tablishment.
Whoop up Grangeyille aud don't be
bit backward in letting people know
that it is the best town in all the Clear
water basin.
We are prepared to do all KIDD, OF
nhe commercial printing in good style
and at reasonable prices. S9e our 81 M
piles and prices.
MIR. j. Ii Il Ibinson has the thanks OF
all hands in the printing office for bas-
ket of fine fruits, produced on his ranch
adjpining town.
We hear of bunch of one hundred
steers ont in the Chase neipbburhood
Offering at twelve dallars per head, with
no buyers, owing to the scarcity OF feed
Eugene Bonhore left last Friday for
Lewiston. He was unable to tako anv
views of the prairie on account Of the
ouioke, huI VIII repeat his visit next
year.
John Coram returned home frcm
Lewiston last Friday and reports the
farmers as being in better circumstances
in that neighborhood than here on the
prairie.
If you want to send your children to
the best public school in the county,yon
will have the chance to do SO this win
ter when the G. r. C. academy opens
under its new principal.
Come and get old papers to paste on
tie inside of your houses to keep the
cold wind out this Writer. Only so
cents per hundred. Come and get them
before they are all gone.
L am prepared to supply the people of
Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
mestic fruits in season, and at short no
tice, TO anyone who will intrust me with
an order. 4 7 L. TIxIER, Lewiston.