Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-06-06
OUR UEEKL UND- UP.
Brick for sale, Sl3 per 900. by A. F.
Parker, Grangevile.

| Alexander Fieidenrlch pay the
highest price for county warrants.
A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnells. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
We take eggs and butter and wood on
subscription to the paper. and would he
glad of some eggs right away quick.
J. II. Forney has been rendered a
position as resident attorney for the IJa-
ho Consolidated Mining Co. of Elk City.
| Glidden barb wire the best on the
market. No torn and lacerated stock,
perfect in every way, durable and cheap
at {. c. BunnelPs.
Miss NJ. +. Robinson is receiving this
week complete stock of Summer Mil
linery fresh from New York. Call and
see the latest sty les.
Just arrived. eight stations. Will
sell cheap, or will trade for range horses
or cattle. The horses can be seen at
Sherwin Bros. barn. w. Ii. BLOOM.
will hold services at Chase's school
house next Sabbath at IL a. m; also
at Mountain View school house on
Stock creek at p. m. A MAxEy.
DIR. McCailie left for Moscow Saturday
morning after a long and profitable
sojourn here practising dentistry. He Is
the pioneer dentist, and good one too.
For SALE.-One or two span of match
ed horses. Also one half-blOod Holstein
| bull, two years old. For prices, etc
apply to G. S. McCready, 81 miles north
east of Grapgeville.
A nephew of DR.. Poyneer, of the Ida.
| no Cnnenl;l.ta1 Nipin.v a
from Chicago on Fridays stage and lett
for Elk City, where he will reside in the
interest of the Co.
All who want Canton Clipper Plows,
Rose Disk Harrows, Red, White and
Blue mowers, Star. Queen and Bonanza
hay rakes, cali on L. j. Davis, agent for
Mitchell Lewis Co. so
l am prepared to supply the people
of Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
mestic fruits in season, and at short
notice, to anyone who will intrust me
with an order.
1851. L. TIxIER, Lewiston.
Mizpah lodge, degree of Rebekah, oil
this place, initiated new candidates last
Friday night, nominated officers for the
ensuing term and wound up the sessi on
by an impromptu supper.
IfSamuel Rose, who left Pierce county
Wisconsin, in 1857 or 1860, for some
point in Idaho, is living, advantage
would be derived from a knowledge o
his whereabouts, and TO his relatives il
dead. Address W. Ii. HARNEY, Wis.
For the Biennial Conclave of the
Knights of Pythias to be held at Mil
waukee, Wiz, July s 10 IL, the rouno
| tr;,, m. 4 x,ia fha VTpinp
Pacific r. r.. will be $500 Date o
sale and limit will be announced later.
The Union Pacific railroad will sci
tickets from Lewiston to Walla Walla, a
one and one-fifth fare for the round trip
for the races to be held at Walla Wall,
on June 10, 90 and 81, 1890. The tick et
are good returning up to and including
June %, 1890.
George Smith has returned from hi
placer claim at Pierce City and report
that he will have to build mile and
half of ditch to cover new ground befor
! he will attempt to work it. AS soon a
he has harvested his hay he will com
mence work on the new enterprise.
The latest novelty is the new Charte
Oak stoves at G.. G. Bunnells. The
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Have you seen them? Call and examine
No more burnt pie crust No mor
underdone biscuits. Everything bake
, to turn by a carefully distributed hea
= Mr.. J. II. Walker, of the idaho Con
solidated Mining Co., returned fror
Portland this week. Their 20 ton mill
shipped and will he up and running o
= one of their leads by the first of July
This company has the best propert
now on this Coast.-Pomeroy hadcpende''
= Do you realise that the best littletow
r in Idaho Is growing up right under you
nose, and that you are making the grei
mistake of of your life in not getting
IS on the ground floor and buying tow
property while it is cheap? Buy lot
two now and you will never regret it.
u Some good work has been done
n road district No. in dragging down Il
bad piece of grade in the Sanders lal
between Grangeville and Mt. Idaho.
is the mesnest pitch on the prairie, al
owing to the angle in the road it W
take much more work to make 1t Sc
vicable at all seasons.
Levi Hartman has q we'll on
place thirty six feet deep which is i
exhaustible. Sven Nelson, in the san
= neighborhood, has also a similar We
which furnished water for all the stot
in his neiehborhood last winter wit
lg out diminishing the supply. Flowi
wells could undoubtedly be found he
If somebody had the money TO pay
the experiment OF boring.
Hank Earl writes from Watertown,
-. Y. enclosing money for the missona
~ paper. He ia rejoced at our railro
prospects, and says that in his neighb,
,r, hoed they have had too much rain,
Is. business is quite brisk. Two events
considerable interest will take place Il
season at Watertown. one being the Ia
ing of the corner stone OF Soldie
=. monument. gift to the city, and I
. other being the State Fireman's Conve
On ton. In the latter case the people {
ct preparing to take care of abont 25,C
r. strangers, so it is very evident that
:, addition to their own and country poi
:, lation they have few people back the
Ill We are indebted to Mr.. s. W. Smi
., of Elk City, for having donated to {
90 Quartz Cabinet specimens from the
oo foot level of the Gagnon mine, at But
Montana, one of which shows the nj
eral known as Cooper Glance" VIII
the other is a specimen of copper I
showing native silver. The editor I
sires to make the cabinet complete {
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