Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-12-06
LILLE IDAHO co, IDAHO TERRITORY FRIDAY DECEMBER 1889
Taxes become dellnquent Monday.
Quartz and placer location blanks for
sale here.

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New Goods New Goods q At the
Grangeyille Drug Store.
Apples will be scarce commodity
here afer the holidays.
Phil Cle'ry vas up from John Day
last Saturday to psytsxcs
Don't be backward in renewing your
subscription to the FREE Press.
Camas prairie is the healthiest spot in
the healthlcst territory in the Union.
Now is the time to buy land on Camas
prairie. Prices will be higher in the
spring.
Birka Binnard is up from Lewiston
clerking in the w & W store at this
place.
ID. S Sebastian, Jr, was caller Satur-
day, and left substantial reminder of
his visit.
County commissioner J. b. Forsman
was over from keuterville Saturday on
legal business.
Carloads of stoves of all the latest de-
signs and Improvements at the Pioneer
hardware store, Lewiston.
The Idaho Test Oath case will be ar
gued before the supreme court of the
United States on December l3.
Mrs. Henry Pearson was a passenger
on Tuesdays stage for southern Oregon,
where she will spend the winter.
Fobt. Grostein gays that the North
ern Pacific railroad is going to be ex-
tended down Potlatch to Lewiston.
Geo Nj. Shearer is back from Balti-
more and has resumed his duties as
deputy district clerk OF Idaho county.
George b. Crea called on the printers
last Saturday and renewed his sub
seription to the old reliable pewsgiver
of Idaho county.
BRICK. BRIcK Two thousand brick
for sale il Grangeville. at thirteen dol.
lars per 900. Call on A. +. PARKER.
Buy MuNDELL's SOLAR TIP SHOES for
children, for sale by Alexander q Freid-
enrich, sole agents, Every pair war
ranted.
Frank Fem made flying trip from
White Bird Sunday TO hear the news
and after learning it in this reservoir of
intelligence went his way rejoicing.
T. r. Eddy, who has been sojourning
with his mother aud sister al Spokane
Falls for some time, is home again and
will spend the winter on Clear creek.
Davis & Cook work cheaper for cash
than any shop in the territory. New
shoes toed for twenty-five cents Shoes
set for twenty five cents each. 81
Farming and mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and Il thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
ton, at c. c. Bunnel's, Lewiston.
S. f. Bibby has just received a fine
line of notions, perfumes, stationery
and thousand and one things pleasing
and useful. Call and see him at the
Grangevile Drug Store.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-A COOL ranch on.
ly three miles from Graneeville. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creek
runs through it. Price 81 400. Terms
easy. % Enquire of ". A. HALL.
There is said to be dance at J. d.
Davis on Stock creek this, Friday,
evening. Friend Davis gave several
last winter which were highly success
fol, and are still remembered with
pleasure and satisfaction.
The prairie was visited Monday by
series of violent snow-squalls which
viyidly recalled some of our outward
bound experiences off Cape Horn. 1t
was dirty weather while it lasted, but
how it feels moro like May than De-
cenlber, but such is oui climate.
Frank Vansise was over from Cotton.
wood Sunday and said he would have
the w d w store at that point COM
pieted in day or two. lie has q large
warehouse to build for the same firm
here, and plenty 10 keep him busy till
spring opens. when the building boom
will take another start.
The cat is ont of the meal sack al
last. Delegate Dubois told an eastern
newspaper correspondent the other day
IN Washington, that if Idaho couldn't
be admitted as a republican state he
intended it should remain territory
Dubois is too honest to be a successful
politician. He tells The truth, and in sc
doing gives the policy Of his party
dead away"
According TO call published last week
meeting of the voters of this school
district was held last Saturday afternoon
at Grange hall, for the purpose of in,
structing the board OF trustees in regard
to the erection of a public school build
ing. The trustees were instructed tc
procure site for the building at once
the location being left to their iudg.
ment. They were also instructed tc
proceed as soon as possible with the
erection of a school house, to be com.
pleted by September l, 1900.
Five hundred prospectors from the
C@ur d'Alene country will be racing