Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-06-28
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Chas. Wilson is in town.
The days are growing shorter.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.
John Hadorn came up from t he riyei
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Mcconnell is quite sick with
a bilious attack.
Tom Pearson is quite sick with an at
tack of bilious fever.
1t looks natural to see the mountain
enveloped with clouds.
E. c. Spedden returned this week
rom trip to Pomeroy.
The brick walls of Lewiston's new
C nrt house are being laid.
Sherwin Bros. have added three new
buggies to their livery turn-outs.
The man who has a lot of hay left
over from last year is in big luck.
Amos Carver came up from Salmon
river Tuesday, returning Thursday.
Spring chickens are here and We W i'll
take few ON your subscription acct.
Purchase your Fourth of July ball
| tickets Of F. McGrane or w. Steinheiser.
Hon. j. w Reid. Of Lewiston, is to
deliver The 4'h Of July Grafton at Boise
Cry.
Salmon river il reported lower than
! ever before known at this season of the
| wear.
The G. d b. pack train passed
through town Saturday enroute TO Lew
i>ion.
DR.. H. McCalie arrived at home
from his trip to the Moscow country
last Sal urday.
Cali on r. +. Fulton at the FREE
Press office when you want any notari-
al work done.
Remember the minstrel entertainment
July h. This will be the biggest pie
nic of The year.
Vancouver, w. T., had fire June
22nh. which destroyed four blocks of
business buildings.
Everything aud everybody is Quiet
this week. getting ready for a glorious
tine on the Fourth.
Bert SherW in and wife have returned
their own home in this town.
If you want to have good laugh be
>nre and attend The minstrel entertain
nent on the evening of the 4th.
L. c. and w {. Bates returned last
Saturday from prospecting and pleas
nre trip to the Clearwater country.
We will sell beef cheaper than anv
shop in Idaho co unity. for cish.
81 SCHNADEKA 4 PEARSON.
Rev. / r Snodderly. Of Asotin. w.
T., is on the prairie this week looking
nfter the interests OF the Baptist church.
Jas Reubens. n Neg Perez In,'i,n. is
in Washineton for The purpose of pro-
testing aeaint the retention of Monteith
a Indian agent.
We are prepared to do all kinds o.
fin" commercial printing in good sfy L.
Hnd at reasonable prices. See our sam.
pies and prices.
The hog roundup of last FRIDAY
seems to have had salnary effect, ss
we have not noticed any running
around this week.
T. w. Bell is constantly receiving
new goods and is now ready to fill any
and all orders for furniture at once and
at the lowest prices.
A fire has been burning on Craig'l
mountain for several DAYS On We'd
nAs'lav about IA 900 rats belonging 10
MIR. Eckert were burnt.
Mr.. E3. Hegbtsman has fitted up ell
egant tnnsoral rooms in the Jersey
hou-e. and is on hand at all times to
riye comfortable shave.
Prof. Ross Harry Wilson and Johny
Havard. "f Lewiston. passed through
town last Fri'iav, bound for Alton dis
.trict, where they have quartz.
Edward Heath has sold his farm in
the Won Berge neiphborhood TO Cv.
Overman and intends leaving for the
Palonse country in short time.
The Misses Mary Benson and Matte
Wigqias, two of Lewistou's fairest
daughters, are on the prairie and will
remain until after the celebration.
Prof. Edwards has laid a rev side
walk in font of the Jersey house and
nov you can walk thereon without TAX
ing chances of breaking yonr neck.
Onr Il rmers ore making hay while the
sun shines The tronbe is that there
has been more sunshine than rain this
year and the hay crop is very short.
Henry Miller brought us in branch
of cherry tree Monday evening which
eas certainly beauty. heing fpil of th,.
most delicious red cherries Thanks.
Y II can pay your subscription TO the
FREE PREss in cardwood If The wood is
delivered by September |. by which
time those who won't pay will be made
to pay.
Hats Hats!! Hats u! Fourth of
Jnly hats. Call at Mrs. Harris's and see
them D"nt wear your old one to the
pieni' when you can get II new one so
cheap.
Mr.. Renson arrived from Lewiston
iasi Friday and IL now in Warrene.
al ere he will relieve Mr.. Collins fn,
awhile. who will come out for brief va
cation.
Almost every one owns a race horse
n 'w-a-days. After the races are over
me- of them will wish their horses
ha been steers. as they surely cannot
all come out winners.
Mrs. &. /. Harris intends fitting nm
ice cream parlnrs at her place on Main
rect and intends having the best Of
i,'e cream on hand every evening with
the exception of Sunday.
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