Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-02-28
OUR WEEKLY ROUYD-UP,


c. A. Dueber started below on Mo,
days stage.
This kind of weather makes The voc
piles look sick.
Mining operations have commence
on Salmon river.
Quartz and placer location blanks f
sale at this Office.
Today is the last day of winter, ,accord
ing to the almanac.
Alexander q Freidenrich pny th
highest price for county warrants.
W. NJ. Hopkins started for Spokan
Falls on business trip Wednesday.
Wm. Clark, who has band of shee,
on Race creek, was in town this week.
A pleasant social dance was held a
Chris. Schmadeka's on Wednesda,
night.
Alexander & Freidenrich have ius,
received large assortment of garden
seeds.
Roy Gordon starts for Elk City TO day
to 90 to work'at the Moose creek DIG
gings.
Call on r. f. Fulton at the FREE
PRESS Office when you want any notari-
al work done.
M'zpih Lodge, D. of r. meets this
! (Friday) evening. A full attendance of
the members is requested.
| Carloads Of stoves of all the latest de-
signs and Improvements at the Pioneer
hardware store. Lewiston.
~ Monday night the thermometer went
lower than before this year, register
ing 2O0 below at daylight Tuesday
morning.
We understand that G. w. Hashacnn
intends to erect a binding for a meat
market as soon as material can be nut
on the ground.
\ The postollice department wants to
establish an office at " hite Bird but is
unable to fnd any one to take the Office
of postmaster.
y At last some action is to be taken in
regard to the Elk City wagon road. See
the call for II meeting elsewhere. Now
keep the subject red-hot.
According to program the editor and
Mrs. Parker should arrive in Lewiston
to-day, and may be expected home
about the middle of next week.
Farming and mining implements.
hardware, tinware, and IA thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
tion. at c. c. Bunnell's. Lewiston.
Read the seed advertisement of Geo.
siarrett, of Walla WaIIa, in this issue
and If yon are in need of any seeds this
spring send to him for a catalogue.
A. W. Talkington has gone to Sail
Lake, where he has recently made some
investments in real estate. We trust
he will make fortune out Of them.
Preaching at the lake school honse
next Sabbath ut II A. NJ, at the Atchi- |
son school house at =. m, and at
Gfangevlie at y. IN. A. MAxEy.
A lid COW treed postmaster Beck on
top of fence Tuesday. Some small
children in the neighborhooi lost no
time in making themselves scarce. No
damage done.
Do you want new bob-sleds. or old
ones repaired? Or doors, or sash? ri
so, go up and interview w. O. Brown,
who is the most expert hand in the
county at that class of work.
s. w. Reynolds was thrown from his
horse one day last week near Bailey
Chamberlains place on the river and |
was rendered unconscious for some time
NO serious consequences resulted.
The editor pro tenn had occasion TO
make brief business trip to Mt. Idaho
on Monday, and found it to be about
The most disagreeable day to he out
since he tackled Kansas blizzard.
For SALE OR RENr.-A cool ranch On.
Iy three miles from Granseville. All
fenced, with house and barn. Creak
runs through il. Price 81 400. Terms
nasy. % Eaquire of W. A. HALL.
In this Issue will be found an adyer-
t'senent of the Columbia Valley Nnr-
-ery. Parties ordering trees of this firm
ran rest assured that what they get will
be true TO name and of the best oupitv.
Messrs. |. S. Weller and II. WINK
started below on Monday. While gone
hey expect te lake in the metropolis of
Spokane, and will probably also spend
short time in the garden city, Walla
Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freiienrich have left
or the lower country, taking the boat
It Lewiston on Monday morning. They
Expect to make quite a prolonged visit
among friends in Portland and San
Francisco.
Through an oversight last week the
ollowing names were omitted from the
ist OF maskers at the hall on the l4th.
Mss Carrie JoDes-Queen of Hearts
Miss Annie Wood The Wild Wes,
lack Woad-Topsy.
DIR. Bibby has made arrangements 10
'uild business house to be used as a
Irug store across the street from the