Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-05-17
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this issue.
" Magnificent rains we have been hav
ing his week.
J. Cohn, representing San Francisc
cigar house, was in town this week.
Philip, the Lewiston tailor, will b.
here May 25th with full line of sam
pies.
V DR.. Nickel has added large invoic,
Of new and fresh drugs and medicine.
to his store in Grangeville.
will sell beef cheaper than any shor
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. f. SCHMADEKA.
VIC. B. Sanders returned yesterday from
trip to the Salmon river country. He
brought with him basket of ripe cher.
ries.
Forest fires have been raging in the
vicinity of Marquette, Michigan, and
many families have been rendered
homeless thereby.
"Bob Havre" and "Joe the banker"
the Norman and Clyde horses, will
make their stand at Grangeville.
H. LAWS.
We received yesterday a communica-
ton from John Days creek, which we
are unable to publish this week. owing
to lack of space, 1t will appear next
week.
am prepared to supply the people of
Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
mestic fruits in season, and at short no.
tice, to anyone who will intrust me with
an order. Al E. TIxIER, Lewiston.
COTTONWOOD MEETING.-A meeting of
the citizens of Cottonwood precinct is
called for Saturday, May IS, at m, at
the Cottonwood school house, to take
steps to fence the graveyard.
MANY CITIZENS.
We have received from G. II. GusIer,
Assistant Adjutant General, G. A. R.,
of Idaho, General Order No.
2, in regard to the observance of deco
ration day, the 30th inst, which lack of
space prevents publishing in full.
FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting of the
citizens of Camas prairie is called for
Friday evening, May II. at the Grange
hall, at 1.30 p m, to take steps towards
securing an appropriate celebration of
the Fourth of July. MANY CITIZENS.
A CARD.-Having purchased the int
crest of Fred w. Pearson in the Grange
vile drug store l am now the sole pro-
prietor of that establishment, and beg
to assure the public that they will re.
ceive prompt and courteous attention at
my hands, and that l shall leave no.
thing undone to retain the liberal pa
tronage which has been accorded me in
the past. AZ s. e. BIBBY.
At meeting of the trustees of C.R.C.
Academy held May 6, 1889, it was or
iered to call meeting of the stock
holders on May %, 1859, at the Acad-
emy at o'clock p m., for the purpose
Of amending the bylaws by striking
out the word September in the third
line of Art. VIII and inserting June in
its place, thus changing the time for the
annual meeting. By order of the
board. J. III. Robinson, Sec.
The next census, in 1890, will be
undertaking. 1t will review
every business and occupation, all in
austries and manufactures, and furnish
to the world vast mass of information
compiled and arranged with care and
skill. 1t will be like an army invading
the land when $4,000 men go to work
on the census on given day and push
their inquiries through town and coun-
try. from house to house. And when
the field work is done and INQUIRIES are
xhausted, then an army of experts will
take the matter in hand and work up
the crude facts into tables of figures and
any quantity of statistics until the facts
are all in shape to be read and digested.