Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-02-15
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.


Nolmer & Scott loan money and bu
county scrip.
NThe Grange have ordered new lamr
for their hall.
j. II. Forney. Mt. Idaho, has none
to loan on real estate.
AThere were three social dances OH tn
prairie last Friday night.
Make your preparations so as to at
tend the Inauguration ball.
Real estate transfers have been few
during the winter months.
We extend thanks to w. c.. Pearson
Tor favors rendered this week.
Weller & Wax will pay the highest
cash price for county warrants. If
Sheriff White went to Cotton wood
wednesday on official business.
! Commissioners Wall and Forsman
visited the county capital this week.
Good winter apples for sale, three
cents per pound. at Mt. Idaho hotel.
Be sure and attend the dance at
Grange hall on the evening of the END.
Mrs. VIM. Hawlev left on the staye
kMonday for a short trip to the lower
country.
A. d. Mckinley has sold his Cotton
wood ranch to j. Ii. Forney. Consider
alton $500.
The April weather Of the past two
weeks seemed rather discouraged We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The school entertainment, announced
for last night, has been postponed until
next Tuesday evening.
DR.. S erling, of Lewiston. made
visit to the prairie last week, spending |
Saturday in Grangeville.
Mt. Idaho residents are inbiant over
the prospects for a wagon road 10 War
rens during the coming summer.
Do not forget the school meeting to.
morrow but come out and express your
one way or the other.
will sell beef cheaper than any shop
in Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. F. SCHMADEKA.
The first Sunday newspaper printed
IN London was issued February 3rd, be-
ing London edition OF the New York
Herald
Our representative, Hon. G.. M. Day.
g taking O well-earned vacation and ia
spending a few weeks at his old home
n Kansas.
The Graneeville mill reopened Tues
Law ana now is manufacturing the best
u Hour to supply the hungry denizens
of Camas prairie with bread.
j. d. Davis was in town Tuesday He
has to perambulate on crutches for the
lme being, the result of the accident
which befell him some time since.
The music for the ball at Grangeville I
IN the 22nd is to be furnished bv the 5
irangeville Quadrille band. which will
,,e the first dance the boys have played
or. {
Why ia it that everyone calls for the r
No. Cutter Whiskey? Because il is j,
he best in the market. and is ALWAYS
or sale at the Pioneer Saloon at Cotton
wood.
Mr.. F. w. Bell is daily receiving new
INVOICES of furniture of all kinds and S
an sunply You with sets from $32 TO
70. His show rooms are worth in
pecting. G
We receive eggs. dressed chickens.
nare-ribs. vegetables and produce of ali /
.inds on subscription to the FREE Pass e
rom those who have not the money to {
'ay cash. v
Tuesday chinook wind threatened '
y vanish the last trace OF the snow. Int
hat night the wind changed and We'd
esdav morning winter was again in the n
scendency. =
Senator Allison has refused the posi- L
ion Of Secretary of the Treasury. offer p
d him bv General Harrison, in order "
maintain his position in the United n
tates Senate. &
Judge Bnck has gone to WASHINGTON :
, labor for the cause of ANNEXATION. q
We predict the trip will he void of re- -
nlts except To show the utter hopeless r.
ess of the cause. ~
We received a communication from o
ne ''Snow Bird of the Mountain" tbis
-eek but owing to the fact that he does
o' make known his other name we are .
nable TO publish it. =
In answer to the many inquiries as tn C
ne whereabouts of the editor we would e
~ that we have lost track Of him. but t,
ne snpposition is that he is still in the II
outhern part of the territory. n
In the closing days of the legislature
oey divided Altnras county. giving to y y
Bingham p slice and creating two new u
onnties, Gilmore and Logan. so that y
Id Alturas is now shorn of her power. u
NoTfcE.-Dnring my absence MIR. R. q
=. Fulton has charge Of the Free PKEss
flee end is authorized TO receive and
sceipt for moneys paid in. y
A. F. PARKER. q
an. 20, 1889.
There is considerable truth in the oh =
'rvarion of the Eastman (Ga.) journal i
lat "the idea of teaching every girl tp 9.
,nmp piano. and every boy to be T
will make potatoes S4.O0 a y
ushel in twenty years." l.
Rev Maxev being ahsent in tho copn p