Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-11-29
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.
Taxes are now ripe,

Taxes are now ripe.
Pay your taxes now and save COSTS
Quartz and placer location blanks ft
sale here.
! A. w. Talkington was over from Co
tonwood Sunday.
School meeting tomorrow, Saturda,
evening. Turn out.
New Goods New Goods /! At th
Grangevlle Drug Store.
Ezra Baird and his family are perma
nently located in Lewiston.
Freighters report the wheeling OF
Craigs mountain getting bad.
Henry Myers called Saturday to re-
new his subscription TO the F. P.
Taxes become delinquent on Decem
Der 8, one week from next Monday.
Evan Evans was in town Tuesday
selling beef. and left us a nice roast.
Allen and Squire are elected to the
U. ). senate from the state of "Wash."
Levi Hartman was over from She.
bang creek Saturday on land business.
Geo. Heberling was over from Stock
creek Monday and gave us a social call.
Mr.. Brinton is out from Elk City and
will winter with his friends at Mt. Ida
ho.
Capt. William Hawley left the prairie
last week for California to spend the
winter.
n Frank McGrane is back from Spokane
Falls and reports the building boom to
be still booming.
Rev. j. w. Nelson will preach on the
first Sabbath of December in Grange
vile at IL A. NJ.
Ed. Llston was over from Stock creek
Monday and made final proof on his
homestead claim.
John Clark is out from Florence and
will make his headquarters in Grange.
vile for the winter.
\ The first snowfall of the season visited
here last Friday, and traces of it are still
visible in shady spots.
Allen d. Greene is back from Ceur
d'Alene end is now living on his ranch
on the Cottonwood side.
Allen D. Stephens gave us welcome
call last week and also some collateral
on subscription account.
A "Lemhi', chinook came down like
the wolf on the fold last Tuesday, and
it was hard day on wood piles.
Cape Cod Cranberries.- We received
a choice lot of the above this week.
Call early if you want any. A.&F.
y BRICK. BRrcK.-Two thousand brick
for sale in Grangeville. at thirteen dol.
lars per 1000. Call on A. F. PARKER.
There were thirty-fve couple at
Weller Wax's Cottonwood dance
Monday night and a tiptop time was
had.
Charley Arant, well known to many
here, died at the Lapwai agency last
Wednesday of typhoid fever, aged %
years.
VIM. Deacy and his family have left
Mt. Idaho for California, and he writes
otck friendly word to his friends and
the F. P.
Buy MuNDELL's SOLAR TIP SHOES for
children, for sale by Alexander 4 Freid-
enrich, sole agents. Every pair war
ranted.
Frank Shissler and family are over
from the saw-mill for the winter and
are living in their residence on the hill
east of town.
Our old friends. Ed. Brooks and Geo.
Brown, are out from Warrens and win
spend the winter on Brooks ranch to-
wards Clearwater.
u Felix Warren has stocked all the
stage stations on Craig's mountain with
full winters supply of hay and grain
for the stage stock.
Commencing on Monday next and
continuing until June /, 1890, the Lew.
iston and Mt. Idaho stage line will run
on winter schedule time.
]. Clendening. of Lewiston, bough,
the merchandise stock in Barnett's
store, at receivers sale. and has reopen.
ed the premises to retail them off.
Prof. w. Bowser will accompany me
on the first Sunday of December and
preach at the Lake school house.
A. MAxEY.
The abstract of county statistics pub.
lished elsewhere, was compiled and
furnished by Mr.. Frew, of Mt. Idaho
whom We thank for the same.
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
Somebody left pair of Moose horns
in our sanctnm the other day, and VIC
haven't the slightest idea who to thanh
for them. Don't all speak at once
The cemetery is too near town, and q
new one ought 10 be purchased and laid
out Immediately. No more interment,
should be allowed in the present one.
"a II. H. Nuxoll was in town Tuesda,
and called to see us. He reports hii
| firm as doing a good busin ess and th,n,,