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

ght this " ar owing to the extreme hot
aud dry weather, but nj the Pioneer sa-
loon, Cottonwood, you can always find
good quantity of the A No. l Cutter
whiskey for sale.
Craigs' mountain settlers will have a
celebration July 4th, at Riley Dix
ons. There will be a picnic during the
day and dance at highland ever, body
is cordially invited to attend and have a
good line
The ball on the evening of tie 5'h
VIII be most ENJOYABLE affair. No la-
bpr ar expense has been spared snd
honld yon stay away you will regret it,
Tickets can be obtained of W. Stem
heiser or F. McGrane.
TAKE NorIcE, persons indebted
to the undersigned, either nv note or
book account will please make settle
ment on or before July /, 1889. or suit
will he instituted for collection.
June II, 80. +. b. KING.
Cal. Hnddlestone, who owns and on-
crates wing dam claim on the south
fork of Clearwater and the editor of the
+ F., are old tllicums. they having
mined and prnspected togeth er in Baker
county, Oregon, away back in the '70's.
Members of the h,se ball club are
requested to meet al the bah grouul to
morrow Saturday, afternoon at two
| "'clnrk, as there is business to be trans
acted. II is al'O desired to make ar.
ran-emenls for game on the 4th or 5th.
Come in To town early on the morn.
ing of the Fourth, So ~ to see the pro-
ression when it strr's. will he head
ed 10y the band, and then will follow
ne liberty car. tpl"nd lly fixed up.
here will be biz time ani no mistake.
MIR. Parker left for Elk City last s IT.
| nriav to he gone, he SAYS, one week
He went to look over the camp to zee il
there is any promise ot boom in there
"ext summer to help the yrangprs on
Camas prairie ont of the hole The drouth
has put them in
Hon. D. l.. Bldev left on Tuesday
Mornings stage for Gene,ee ard Mos
COW. where he goes in the Interests of
the l. o F. order He has made
many friends here during his 40 weeks
stay with us who will always be glad to
have him return.
Marion Williams has been sinking
wells in town for two weeks past, hsv-
ing deepened Mr.. WaS's well. sinking
one on the lots of +. F. Sens, where
| plenty of water WAS obtained at Il depth
IF sixteen feet and is nov engaged in
putting one down for W. +. S hmadeka
There is big fire in the timber oni
towards the pornt and elsp- here, and
the atmosphere i hazy with smoke
Iher" Is m r. timber going to waste bv
| hre than all onr sawmils could ever cut
and vet Uncle Sam prohibits us from
rntiing the little we need for building
purposes.
The report that Judge Lo.an had re-
signed. which we published last week.
| We are glad TO say Was mistake.
| Judge like Logan does more TO create
respect for the laws of our land and the
administration of justice in our courts
'han all else combined. and when he re-
tires from the bench The people who
pay the taxes lose good friend.
A replevin suit is pending for the re
rovery of eighteen head of cttllp. m
which Jones and Liston are plaintiffs
and - FlNnn defendant. Jones and
Liston claim tie cattle by virtne of
chatlel mortgage sale, and Flvnn. ac'-
irg under legal advice, gathered the cat
tie and drove them to Nez Perce conn
ty. disposing of six head to Clendennin
" Dubac, of Lewiston.
There are no less than twelve cheese
manufactures in The Bear Lake valley
running this season. Should they aver.
age ten thousand pounds earh-vhich
Is very low esiimate-the twelve will
aggregate 10000 lbs which will sell at 10
cents per pound aud - i'll amount To the
neat little sum of $l2 n0O Who saws
the cheese industry s not an important
one in this country ?-Iad pendent.
While some parties we're driving
small herd of bl"odeh bulls from Gene
see. having shipped from the east. and
when near the spring on the Ncz Petcp
r"servaiton, two Of ia, IN, "ne Durham
and the other black G lloway, enter
ed into fight and fought unil the Gal
loway succeeded in killing the Durham
| Those who saw the Fl lht say il was n
wicked one. The bulls were each val
ned NJ ST 900 and is quite loss to the
owner.-T.Her.
Gov. Shoup has recently pardoned
Henry Bernard, an ex-editor of the
Grr a. Aiene c"nnrrv, Who murdered
Jack Enrigbi, his printer. ut Murray in
| 1884. 1h" rascal should have heen
h nged. for it was the most brutal and
'nld-hlooded affair that happen dur.
ing nnr residence IN the camp. He was
trying 10 beat the boy nnt of the wages
that were honestly due him Bernard
| u n hai egg ana Gov. Sboup has made
mistake in pardouirg him.
Col. Chas. A. Wood. Of S4lmon CITY
died at his home in that place on Jnre
18th. from the effects of cnrhnncie
which formed at the base of the brain.
Col. Wood has for some wears been one
The leading citiZ4ns of Idaho. rominy
10 the territory in 1875. He has filed
MANY offices of distinction and import
anre. having been member and presi-
dent of the territorial council. He was
Gov. Shoup's most intimate friend aud
legal adviser, and stood ~ the head OF
the legal profession in idaho.
Company G. 4th Regiment U. s. In
fantry. Captain George w. bst-r. has do
mated its entire pay for tie M, nth of
May 10 the relief of The sufferers of
Johnsiown. Since the Widow gift Of
New Testament record, where she 70 We
all that she hath" there have been few
snch examples Of su eet charity AS this
bv our soldier lads of the b Use Ba,.
racks. Wherever the soldiers Of ihp
Republic are paraded, this record of C
u. II ~, should lie read to he hon.
or OF the entire army.-Stdtssnaan
NoTIcE.-All persons are cautioned
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