Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-22
OUR WEEKLY UND- UP.

Everybody dance.
How did the wind Wednesday su
you?
Henry Wax went to Lewiston las
Saturday on business trip.
Nollmer & Scott loan money and bu
county scrip.
j. III. Forney. Mt. Idaho, has none,
to loan on real estate.
The Howser ranch sold the other da,
to G. l.. Costley for $500.
Make your preparations so as to at.
| tend the Inauguration ball.
Weller & Wax will pay the highest
cash price for county warrants. If
Good winter apples for sale, three
cents per pound, at Mt. Idaho hotel.
Remember the dance at Mt. Idaho to-
night. There will be good music, good
supper and good time generally.
will sell beef cheaper than any shop
IN Idaho county, for Cash.
81 w. f. SCHMADEKA.
%Quite a number of Indian women
were in town Monday with lot of sal.
mon, which they disposed of to our cit
iZens.
Billy Myers and Jack McAuliffe
fought siSty-four round prize fight ON
February 18th at North Judson, Indiana.
The fight ended in draw.
Ed. COllery sold his ranch on Stock
creek to A. b. Rookie. Consideration
$1,000. Mr.. Rookie sold his Chebang
creek ranch to d. +. Davis.
"A team belonging to John Addison
left town at lively pace Tuesday, leav
ing their owner to follow the best he
could. NO damage is reported.
Frank Vansise started Monday for
John Day creek, where he has II con-
tract to build barn for Phil Cleary.
tie expects to be absent about ten days
Why is it that everyone calls for the
No. ! Cutter Whiskey? Because it is
the best in the market, and is always
for sale at the Pioneer Saloon at Cotton
wood.
Mr. +. w. Bell is daily receiving new
invoices of furniture of all Kinds. and
can supply you with sets from $32 to
$50. HIS sshow rooms are worth in
specting.
We receive eggs, dressed chickens,
spare-ribs, vegetables and produce of ali !
kinds on subscription to the FREE Press |
from those who have not the money TO
pay cash.
Camas prairie real estate is beginning
to change hands. This is but the fore
runner of the activity which will be
shown in real estate circles when spring
fairly opens.
Mrs. Geo. Schmadeka is very sick thi-
week with bilious fever. This family |
has been sorely afflicted with sick ness
this winter. They have the sympathy |
OF the entire com munity.
Geo. S. Alkire left Sunday for The
Dalles. to visit his brother, who has
been suffering for some time from the
effects of cancer on his neck and is
not expected 10 recover.
Frank w. Pearson dropped into the
Office Monday and taking up stick and
rule proceeded to handle type like a vet
eran in the busine-s, which was duly
appreciated by ye printer.
J John Redington, better known as
Straw berry jack" has been in town
The past week for surgical treatment.
Dir. Bibby having last FRIDAY extracted |
a tumor from his lower lip.
The snow storm of Monday night was
a pleasant sight to the owners of placer
mines who have been wondering where /
they should get the water to work them
with during the coming summer.
S. Dillinger, who has been spending |
the greater part of the winter in CALI |
lornia and southern Oregon, returned |
last week and has been spending the !
xUpat in, vi hi, fria IL. ia,
The ladies of Grangevile are request
ed to meet at the residence Of Mrs. I. |
]. Davis this Uriday) evening, for the |
purpose of making arrangements for the
weight supper to be given next Tuesday |
evening.
In Wednesdays mail we received q
copy of the Idaho World dated Decem-
ber 81, 1883. Some postmaster mus,
have been following the example of the
Texas official who held the mail until
there was enough to fill sack.
Gov. Stevenson has appointed the
following named gentlemen rs regents
Of the Territorial University at Moscow:
Willis Sweet, II. b. Blake. Richard l.
Johnson. j. w. Reid, w. ii. Clagett, u.
+. Morris, j. w. Jones and Ii bowman.
On the same day, last week, the Their
registered forty degrees below
zero at Lewiston, Maine, aud forty de-
srees above zero at Lewiston, iaho,
though both towns are on the same de-
gree of north latitude. Whats in a
name?"
Robert Larimer arrived home from
Boise CITY, where he has been for the
past sixty davs attending the session of |
he legislature, last week. He reporIs
that the legislature was in continuous
session forty-eight hours before the ad-
ournment.
DR.. McCalle will leave Grangeville |
the first of March for the lower country |
" he re he will snnnd one Innnfh Vim |