Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-02
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.
We print bill and letter heads.

ochool meeting IN district No. o to-
morrow Is ,turday.)
United States Court convenes in Lew
iston next Wednt sday.
Alexander & Freidenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
Robt. Shearer will start for Pataha in
few days to visit his sick father.
few showers of rain Just now would
be OF great benefit to growing crops.
Parasols that will please the most fas.
tidious at A. & F's.
ii. r. Buffham, on White Bird. has
tomato plants for sale at a cent apiece.
The +. P. now visits J. C. Mccoy. at
Buckley. Pierce county; Washington.
The Fairview Farmers Climb meets at
the usual place to morrow-Saturday.
Freighiing is very lively now, and the
roads were never better for the purpose.
See our extensive line of Ladies' Ho-
siery. High novelties just out. A. 4 F.
The mountain road is dry and free
from dust and travel is now at its very
pleasantest.
Charles Gregory, one of our rising
vonng cattle raisers, subscribed for the
r. y. this week.
N''SNdi louEt M. IL, ~. OI nettS
on Friday evening. May g A full at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freienrich and child
returned from an enjoyable excursion
to Portland last Sunday.
The tax lew in Shoshone county il
SOD on the 500, of which 81 10 is for
interest on county bonds.
The next entertainment on the prog
ram ia the annual reunion of our Pio-
neer Association on June l3.
Frank Vansise has been appointed q
resident deputy sheriff in this town and
will do his duty at all hazards.
Our Summer Dress goods cannot be
beat. Call and examine our stock.
ALEXANDER & FREIDENRfcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wax went tn Lewiston
last week to attend Miss Phoebe Bin
nard's marriage Tuesday evening last.
The most exquisite Silk Flannel shirts
just the thing for summer wear-at
Alexander & Freidenrich's.
W. F. Schmadeka's new residence is
being decorated with trimmings of a
carnation tint-painting the town red as
it were.
We noticed Mr.. Cambridge the other
day with team and scraper making a
new grade in the adjoining road district
north Sftown.
Mr., and Mrs, Clark, accompanied by
Miss Eta. left their town residence on
Wednesday to reside for the summer on
their farm across Clearwater.
Mrs. Tn. Reed, residing on the Ready
oh r. for Co. -. r.
combination of acute tnnslitis and la
grippe. DR.. Bibby attends her.
Miss Maggie Robinson is receiving te-
dav lot of choice new supplies for her
millinery establishment. and invites her
lady friends 10 inspect the same.
DR. J. H. McCallie will he at the Cot
tonwood honse on May l, 9 and :, and in
Grangevile on May 4, and 6, prepar-
ed to do all kinds Of dental work.
A. r. Leeper.a former resdenter here
died at Wallula, Wash. April Is, 1890,
aged SO wears. Deceased was a brother
of j. l.. Leeper, who resides here.
Farming and mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and a Thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
ton. at c. c. Bunnell's. Lewiston.
The Lewiston and Mt. Idaho stage
line resumed summer schedule time on
Monday, and now Won can make the
trip to Lewiston in fourteen hours.
Miss Allie Crooks closed a successful
term of school in the Snrridge district
last Friday. Miss Allie is universally
liked and her services as o school ma am
are always in demand.
Frank Fenn will soon take charge of
neighbor Browns store at White Bird,
where post Office with Frank as p. m.
will shortly be established, which will
supply want long felt.
A dispatch from Pullman states that a
complete camp outfit arrived to-day for
the uee of the corps of engineers who
will survey the route up the South
Palouse TO Moscow, for the Lewiston ex-
tension.
The town is dreadfully dull, and from
early dawn to dewy eve there is scarce
ly soul to be seen on the streets, and
not even dog fight can be scared up TO
break the monotony of the deathly
stiffness.
The C9ur d'Alene boys have all gone
into Moose creek. They are hustlers
when there is work to be done, but
when the orchestra strikes up a waltz
they are generally around and ready for
all the fun there is in sight.
The Odd-Fellow's anniversary ball
last Friday night was attended by TWEEN
ty-four couple. and thoroly good time
was enjoyed. The music was excellent,
and the band never played with greater
precision or gave more satisfaction.
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.
4-S6lf. f. TIxIER, Lewiston.
w. II. Harney, of West Superior, Wis,
wishes information of Samuel Rose W no
left Pierce county, Wisconsin, in 1858
or 1860 for Idaho, and was never heard
from since his arrival in the territory.
Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received.
Uncle Grf Roberts came up from
Salmon river during the week to be
doctored. Uncle Griff is an old English
man o'-war's man, and about as tough
as they make them, but the deadly
grippe humbled his sturdy physique
during the late winter.
At w. F. Schmadeka's harness shop
is to be found the largest assortment Of
harness and things in that line ever dis