Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-07-26
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Everybody is putting up hay.
Locals rather scarce this week.
We print bill and letter heads.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Six passengers on the stage Monday.
y The air is filled with tmoh o these days.
Victor Christian was in town this
week.
A. Berg was up from Salmon river
Monday.
Andy NJ Quade is out from the Bull
lion mine.
>NFiank Shs~ler was over from Rustic
this week
y Many and extensive fires are reported
in the mountains.
A. W. Talhington was over from Coz
tonwood Wednesdly.
~ A new Concord stage made its appc ar
ance on the line Tuesday.
1t vii. soon be time for the fall term
OF the public school to begin.
The Washington convention is getting
their constitution well under way.
Eobt. Shearer has moved into the
house lately vacated by DR.. McCallie.
w. A. Hall went to Lewiston last Sat-
urday on business trip, returning Mon
day.
Quite number of Lewiston people
are spending the heated term on Craig's
mountain.
Bishop Talbot has postponed his visit
to the prairie. Due notice will be Civ
ell when he will be here.
long letter from the editor in regard
to the constitutional convention was re-
ceived too late for this issue.
Quite extensive rains were enjoyed
on the foot hills last week, while on the
prairie but light showers fell.
The cleanup on the Johns claim last
week amounted to S57S 90, the product
of the work of six men one week.
Miss Cora Cilley, a niece of J. T. Sill
NCi HoOu Va thlDt III Oh tDp
stage Monday, to visit with her uncle.
We will sell beef cheaper than any
shop in Idaho county. for cash.
81 SCHNApEKA < PEARSON.
FouND.-A pair of hobbies. Owner
can obtain same by calling at this office,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
A. a. Harris put down a new side
walk in front of bis residence this week,
which is great improvement, as the
old walk was nuisance.
Buy a nice building lot in Sehmadeka
addition at once, while they are cheap.
They will lie worth double the present
selling price next spring.
- Jake Rieboli has sold his interest In
the Little Giant mine in Warrens TO his
uncle, Geo. Rebold, and has removed
with his family to the prairie.
y Mr.. A. B. Rookie informs us that the
water in Stock creek is lower at present
than ever before during the ten years
he has resided on the prairie.
Flour Flour!! Flourl!l First qnal.
ity, four dollars per barre; second quail
ily three dollars per barrel until further
notice. at the Grangeville Flour mills.
A party consisting of ]. Riebold and
family, J. N. Rice and wife, Miss Allie
Crooks. A. Freidenrich and w. Brown
arrived from Warrens Wednesday even.
ing.
The south fork of Clearwater is be-
ginning to attract considerable attention
IS placer mining field. The mines
which are opened pay from $500 to
$1,000 day per man.
A. B. Rookie was over from the Cot
tonwood side Monday. During his stay
he made the FREE PRESS Office q pleas
ant call and left some hard cash to glad
den the heart of ye printer.
l am prepared TO supply the people of
Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
nestle fruits in season, and at short no.
tice. to anyone Who will intrust me with
an order. AZ Z. TIxIER, Lewiston.
J. A. Pack, of Baker City, Oregon,
ii. Stevenson, of southern Idaho, and
VIM. McDermott. of Butte, Montana,
arrived in town last Friday and went in
to the Bullion mine, returning Tuesday.
A lady by the name of Mrs. Friar, di-
ed at Riley Dixon's place on Craig's
mountain Tuesday from injuries receiv-
ed Monday by horse which she was
riding rearing and falling back wards.
VIM. Won Berce's new and commodi-
Gus residence in the east part OF town
is nearing completion. This, when An
ished, will be one of the most substan.
tial aad convenient dwelling houses in
town.
The weather has been so warm both
day and night the past week that it was
almost impossible 10 rest, but the A No.
Cutter whiskey for sale at the Pioneer
saloon, Cottonwood, is considered the
best sold.
In the advertisement of the auction
sale at Earnest Smiths place in our last
issue the sale is advertised to take place
on Saturday, August 5th. August 5th
comes on Monday and the sale will be
on that day.
In our issue of the 18th we stated
that Mrs. Turner the Coffon wood nos.