Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-09-27
OUR UEEkLT ROUND UP.


week.
Senator Dan Voorhees, is at the point
of death.
Delegate Dubois starts for Washington
next week.
Old papers for sale at this Office, so
cents per 100.
The rain was very welcome-what
| there was of it.
Our merchants are receiving their fall
and winter goods.
The fires are still burning in the Lest
timber south Of town.
Mrs. D. L. Greene is quite sick with
an attack of bilious fever.
Montana cattemen are looking after
winter pasturage in idaho.
The times are too Internally tight to
think of holding any fall races.
The roundup commences in district
No. on Monday, September 3Oth.
See Weller & Wax's new ad. before
you send off for your winter supplies.
A fine line of overcoats have lust
been received by Alexander & Freiden-
rich.
The pack trains are at Uniontown
loading freight for their last trip to War
rens.
John Berger was over from Keuer-
vile with load of brick for VIM. Hay
ernick.
]. B. Menomy, an old and highly res
pected citizen of Lewiston, died last
Saturday.
DIR. Nickel will give ball in his new
hall on Friday night. October 4th. See
ad. elsewhere.
Prepare for winter by getting a Chin
chilla coat and vest at Alexander &
Freidenrichs.
Call on r. f. Fulton at the FREE
PRESS Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
The Indians are going in large num-
bers to the Little Salmon on their an
nual hunting trip.
1t is expected that the steamers will
soon be running to Lewiston again if
Snake river rises.
Judge Logan is holding court at Rath.
drum, Koo,enai county. His health is
greatly improved.
Lockwood & Magill are expected here
to buy cattle next week and they will
be welcome visitors.
The stages will continue to travel the
new road, taking in Lake Waha and the
Tammany settlements.
c. +. Holt was visitor from Cotton
wood last Sunday and returned hon Q
with his family next day.
Frank Horning was in town from Il e
Lake country with his family Tuesday
night to hear the lecture.
The weather has cleared up and it
looks like another dry, warm and
smoky spell was upon US.
Mr.. F. A. Shearer has subscribed for
the FREE PRESS to be sent to &. F. Gin
gan, Frederick City, Maryland.
Our merchants are taking advantage
of the hard roads and dry weather TO
get their fall and winter goods in.
The flour mill is grinding twelve
hours a day, with full Lead of steam
and plenty of water in the boiler.
T. J. Davis has purchased three lots
in Schmadeka's addition. They are sit
uated south Of Henry Wax's residence.
Rev. J. w. Nelson, Presby terian min
lister, will preach at Fairview on the last
Sabbath of September, the 29th, at 2:3O
p. m.
Z. A. Dueber left on business trip
to Spokane Falls and Portland last
Wednesday and will probably be gone a
month.
Buy Mundel's Solar Tip Shoes for
children, for sale by Alexander 4 Freid-
enrich, sole agents. Every pair war
ranted.
The Lewiston Teller completes its
thirteenth year of publication this
week and we wish it further long life
of usefulness.
S. G. Hayes, of Cottonwood, has sold
his ranch to j. d. Graham and is now
hunting another location in the same
neighborhood.
Deputy Marshal Neagle, who killed
Judge Ferry in California recently, min
ed in Florence in 1862. He was then
fifteen years old.
Shoes SHOES! SHOESl for ladies,
misses and children. in all style., Just
received by Alexander & Freidenr.cs. .
Prices can't be beat.
| Buy nice building lot in Schmadeka
addition at once, while they are cheap.
| They will be worth double the present
selling price next spring.
In these hard times you can save
three dollars by paying your subscrip-
tion to the county paper in eggs, butter,
and chickens at current prices.
Mrs. Ii. Faulkner is able to be about
again, after being practically bed-ridden
for several months. We trust her res
toration to health is permo nent.
Hon. B. F. Morris was over from the
Centerville ranch last Monday and feels
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