Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-05-10
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

More lovely rains last week mac
everyb body smile.
McCallie is back again with more do.
and new stories.
: There is no more railroad news sine
bro. Leland was taken sick.
e Quite snow storm fell here Monda
night but it dissolved by daylight.
Treasurer Bower received S252 fron
miscellaneous licenses on Monday.
Some of the lumber for the Masoni
hall at Mt. Idaho is on the ground.
A fine line of Ladies' Shoes Just re
ceived by Alexander 4 Freidenrich.
Henry Miller returned from Geneses
Saturday and reports boom there.
Mrs. Titman left for Freedom last
Saturday and will 60 to Warrens later.
DR.. Bibby is now sole proprietor Of
the Grangeville drug store. See his no.
tce elsewhere.
Capt. Hawley and Sudwick are back
from Warrens and propose to try their
luck in Elk city this summer.
seed time and harvest" is the pro-
mise and they will come whether there
be snow on the mountains or not.
For your Summer Goods 90 to Alex.
ander Freidenrichs, who have the
largest assortment on Camas prairie.
The forty-eight head of horses belong
ing to the Shumway estate were bought
on the range by q. Hashagen for $3.50.
Oh. Christie was up from Freedom
last week, looking uncommonly well.
He dropped a V in our treasury before
returning home.
G. A. Dueber and family arrived home
Monday night after swinging clear a.
round the circle and as far north as the
Arctic zone during their vacation.
There was never fairer prospect for
fruit of every description in this section
than at present. Small fruit. of every
kind will be abundant.
The board of regents ofthe University
OF Idaho organised in Boise citv last
week and arranged for the immediate
erection of the building at Moscow.
The Foster monument fund amounts
to $S2 and it is desired to swell it to 5000
this summer. There need be no limit
to the amount of your subscription.
Quite number of strangers have ap-
peared on our streets during the week. |
They are principally land hunters from
the states and have relatives here at
whose solicitation they came to look
over this country.
List of advertised letters at the
Grangeville post Office:
Fletcher. Mrs. Gertrude McClung, Mrs.
w nue. "A. d, Me eras, Ramone
Cusker, Frank Welch, John @
i. BECK, P. M.
Mr.. Abner Smith, an old time resi-
dienter, accompanied by his eldest
daughter, Miss Annie, native of the
prairie, arrived here from Oregon last
Saturday on brief business trip.
John Coram has ordered the F. P.
sent to John Porter, st. Thomas. prov.
Ince of Ontario, Canada, and J.H. Wann
sends one to Hugh West, Ash Grove.
Mo. John w. Estes has also enrolled
his name on the Cottonwood list.
Rich and extensive quartz lodges have
been struck this season on the eastern
slope of the Bitter Root divide. Pros
pectors are invited to look over the west
sldc OF the same range, if they want to
get into the best undiscovered mineral
zone in America.
The motion for new trial and
change of venue in the Warden case.
will be argued before Judge Logan in
,nambers at Moscow during the week.
Mr.. Forney, with characteristic persist
:nce. started Tuesday to represent the
License and see that their interests do
not suffer. 1t is dollars to doughboys
hat the attorneys for plaintiff will
again be knocked out.
At meeting of the trustees of C.R.C
academy held May 6, 1889, it was or
Tered TO call meeting of the stock
holders on May 25, 1859, at the Acad-
my at 2 O'Clock p m., for the purpose
" amending the bylaws by striking
,ut the word September in the third
inc OF Art. VIII and inserting June in
is place, thus changing the time for the
annual meeting. By order Of the
,oard. J. II, Robinson. Sec.
The regular quarterly examination ofl
applicants for certificates to teach in the
'ubllc schools of Idaho county was held ,
asst wednesday and Thursday by Supt.
tobbins, who issued certificates to the :
ollowing persons: Mrs. Arnold, Misses
Nora Stephens, Mamie Brockman. r
.. Williams, l.. L. Krtley, and Messrs.
l. ID. Stephens, and K. Mcleod. The
Examination is said to have been the
everest ever held in this county. and it
creditable to the applicants that they
TODD the test as well as they did.
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An Indian base ball nine came nm .
rom the Kamiah sub-agency last Sat
rday and challenged the Grangeville
oys to play match game. Our boys -,
accepted the challenge, and
ne game was played Saturday after I
DON, with the result that the boys from r
ne reservation mopped the earth with
heir opponents and whitewashed them q
D great shape. The score stood 16 to l t
n the subsequent poker fight. however, t
ne Indians were less successful, and we
leaned them out of every cent they
ad. Our boys are smarting under the
ing of defeat, and they propose to re- i
rO piaa md drill oh aj ,,;,a e.. | I