Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-02-21
QUE WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Lcnt began Tuesday.
Winter hangs on well.
Local items are scarce this week.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Geo. Alkire was up from Freedom las
week.
Qna'.z and placer location blanks fol
sale at this Office.
There is considerable sickness in tn,
neighborhood at present.
The new singing books have arrive
for use in church services.
The editor and his BRIDE may be ex-
rected home shortly now
Allan Basgs is now clerking in We'll
er Il Wax's Grangeville store.
A. w. Talkington arrived home last
week from visit to Salt Lake.
Sample copies of the National Dlmo-
Graf can be obtained at this office.
Alexander Il F,cidenrich pay the
highest price f5f .'u9ty warrants.
Measurements have been sert of for
uniforms for the memhe-s Of "Cn c."
Rev. ] w. Nelson preached 20 s,aail
audience in Grange hall on last Sunday
W. A. Hall has been confined to his
room the last week and is still very
sick man.
Weller q Wax are building a large
warehouse in The rear of their store
building.
Call on r. f. Fulton at the FREE
Press Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
Henry Shultz left on Sunday for the
middle fork of Clearwater, to go to work
on his placer claim.
FIRE water was too plentiful in town
last week, Judging from the actions of
rome individuals.
Carloads Of stoves OF all the latest de-
signs and improvements at tie Pioneer
hardware store. Lewiston.
Again the ground is covered with
snow and the Naturalization OF the
bells once more greets the ear.
In recent city election in Salt Lake
the Gentles defeated the Mermcns by
m1jorty of about one thousand.
Harry Shi-sler is carrying the War
rens mail 10 The ferry, while Dave Lam
don is snow-shoeing from there in.
Don't forget the academy exhibition
on the OH OF March. Everyone turn out
to hear and see the Cantata performed.
c. b. Woods youngest son has been
very sick with inf ,mmatory rhenma-
lism the last week but is now consider
ably improved.
Our Keutervil,e list of sub3,ribers il
growing. The names of August Schroe.
DIR and Fred Ragse being d led thereto
during the last week.
The Spokane Review advises to leave
of the word Falls" and call that inland
metropolis simple and pure Spokane"
We second the motion.
Farming and mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and Il thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
ton. at c. c. Bunneli's. Lewiston.
The treasury department has decided
that Governors island, New York, shall
hereafter be a place for immigrants.
Castle Garden viii be abandoned.
A private letter to Mr.. Fulton from
Walla Walla states that Mr.. Parker and
his bride arrived there from Portland
on the evening of the 18Th, looking well
and happy.
Messrs. McEntee and Murray LEFT
Sunday for the Moose creek diggings, 10
inspect the work done during the win
ter and make preparations for extensive
spring operations.
Do you want new bob-s leds, or old
ones repaired? Or do ors, or sash? If
so, 90 up and interview w. G. Brown,
who is the most expert hand in the
county at that class of work.
Fox SALE OR RENT.-A COOL ranch ON
ly three miles frlm Graneevlle. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creek
runs through y. Price 81 400. Terms
cas-" E4qnre of W. A. HALL.
Weller & Wax hsYe moved the goods
from the Mt. Idaho store to Cottonw ood.
The Cottonwood store will be under The
personal supervision Of Nt. Wei:ar, who
will remove there with bis family in fl
few days.
The mail carrier between Warre ms
an. the ferry. who was reported to have
been lost, came out all right, he having
been hurt and was compelled to stay in
one of the cabins on the route for sew
eral days.
To TRADE. A late improved White
Saving machine, with all the modern
improvements; as good as new. Will
trade for work horse. Inquire of C.
Ii. Whitman. at old fort, or leave word
at this otfire.
e. Beck, G. A. r post. Grangevilie. /.
t., has been detailed by the Depart
ment Commander as inspecting oil er
He will inspect Ellsworth post No. II a,