Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-12-27
OUR UEEKLY ROUND UP
Welcome 1890.
Good bye, old 1889.

Good bye, old 1889.
Johnny Miller is back from Oregon.
Masonic dance at Mt. Idaho Tuesday
night. Take it in.
A Happy New Year to you. May you
live long and prosper.
Fred Noyes has moved onto his ranch
near town to reside for the winter.
Frank Thornton's children have been
sick of late, but are now recovering.
brother Of Hon. p. Larimer arrived
on Saturday. stage to spend the holi.
days with his relatives.
Carloads of stoves of all the latest de-
signs and Improvements ut the Pioneer
hardware store. Lewiston.
Mr.. o. II. Bentley was in TO wn selling
venison last S .turday. and found a
ready market for all he had.
BRICK. BRICK.-Two thousand brick
for sale in Grangeville. at thirteen dol,
lars per 600. Call on A. +. PARKER.
Our good friend, Mr.. ]. II. Robinson,
we regret to hear, is confined to his res.
idence by sickness.
Davis 4 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 thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
tion, at c. c. BuDnel's. Lewiston.
when the days begin TO leng,hen,
then the cold begins to strengthen."-
Old P,oprJ.
TEACHERS READ.-Subscribe for 1890
American Teacher, Sl.00. The Educa-
tor, 80. The Teachers World, 80 Ad-
dress W. Bowser. Grangevile, Idaho.
For SALE OR RENr.-A good ranch on.
ly three miles from Grangevile. All
fenced, with house aud barn. Creek
runs through it. Price 81 400. Terms
easy. % + .qnre of W. A. HALL.
Come to our Mt. Idaho store for the
only genuine bargains ever offered in
tively offered AT COST. FOR CASH. We
mean business, aud want TO save the
expense of moving our goods before
closing out, WELLER WAX.
The Washington address of delegate
Dubois is 1890 Thirteenth St, N. W.
The Foster monument fund has
climbed up TO an even hundred dollars.
Fifty dollars more are required.
Avail yourself of the opportunity OF
buying goods at cost at the limited cash
sale at the Mt. Idaho store of Weller 4
Wax, as the goods will soon be removed.
Th' re will be a dance at Jas. Carnes
on the Cottonwood side. on the night oil
December 30h. The music will be
furnished by the Mason string band.
Tie lumber for Ch. Christies new
residence is being hauled already, and
Nansise will start to building it Just as
soon as the weather gives him half q
chance.
The lady to whom our friend Herman
Won Bargen was recently married came
all the way from Germany for the pur-
pose. Herman met her while he was
in that country last winter.
- Frank White got in from the mount.
aims last Friday with four packs of ven.
ison. He killed twenty-five deer and
could have killed as many more had he
enough animals along to pack the MI eat
Miss Nj Try Reed closed highly sue.
cess'u term at the Fairview school last
week, and the parents Of that distric
are highly pleased with the progrcs.
their children have made under he
tuition.
Phil Armour. the great pork packin.
king, of Chicago, said to the senate com
mitee in Washington the other day
"1f [ were in the cattle business.
would remain in. for there is bound I,
he big advance in prices within tn,
next three years"
While removing a smoke house a
MI Idaho last week il slid off the skid
aud collapsed in the street. John Zig
gins was bossing the job, intending t,
utilise il as a wagon shop, bnt sncceede,
in converting it into first class tota
! wreck.
Some Of the ranchers hereabouts ar
considering the proposition of adver
tising the stray stock which infest thei
neighborhood. and Mr.. Behean Is tn
first in the field with two wear oil,
steer, which he has fed for nearly a yea
ard saws the owner can come and tax
the animal simply by paying the cost o
this advertisement.
From business letter received from
, HALEY. Idaho. dated the 3rd we lear,
, that J. w. Burns sold 2o5 head of thre
and fonr-vear-old steers to FRYE Kuhr
, Of Seattle. for three cents gross. deliver
ed at the shipping pens in Shoshons
As the Burns cattle are well graded u
D and fat they will probably weigh a
average of | 200 pounds making III
, price $50 per head.
As will be seen by notice elsew her
in this paper. our friend Ei. Liston ba