Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-16
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP,

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Probate Judge Case was over from
Mt. Idaho Tuesday on one Of his rar,
"''e"'e' ''o'n "o"e'
S. w. Smith is expected daily Il
arrive from Butte, on his way to tn,
Buster mine in Elk CITY.
Mrs Robie arrived from Horseshoe
Bend Monday on a two weeks' visit tc
tue Clearwater metropolis.
Johr C,.rL,s . ,.; ,, tai,
goods at the A x F store and departed
for Salmon River Tuesday morning.
r. uo,, oo ..-,
b;s ca,,a ~. ,ion ,oa vo1'nences s ,, gatner,ng up
Hopk ns, who purchased the brand.
poh, ch.
SnnJ,w n''a - uou iroui Iomeroy
tas, hr", % epo,,s ", n,s :.,1 la.hel as oed-
CxI.
d;snns;na .s "aS ~ 'own oaturuay
hm,,as ss H. y. .oau " .aIm prouuce. his
30 Po"ou"'e" Par eAceiiehce.
s,r.an, Uu ,;,I ',se I'VE, rs s very h,gh ana the
ord;narw l.; i';,i' L's ',,, ny oe hlsner luan its
""'y "s" "a'e' S'aSe next mohth.
Grangevlle is growing and she is
IL ,,,a - anu oeteL e'eIy uay; Que
ws,ar Iaa;,' '"e s'o"' O'ea'-
What funny fellow Horace Greely
must have been. He said "When Won
ha., s.;.nJ ~ y 'o'"' pape' you nu]]'e your
Rev. j. w. Nelson will preach in the
Grange hall on third Sunday, May Is,
at II A. Nj, and on the 4th Sunday, May
80 :" '"o e'en'ns'
Mr.. Hopkins was in from Lake dist
rict Tuesday settling accounts, and re.
newed for the county paper, of which
he is stanch friend.
Fred Shissler, w. Havernick, Mr..
Garfield and others are out from ELK
City and Moose creek and report every.
body busy and sanguine.
Er F,o,s
hi .ing work in the club room and
parlor Of the Jersey House. He can do
good work when he tries.
NJ IA,
,;,..a uio uau'o IoI ,he hrst
i'no oufc.s'iy 10 tne Homestead froof
see it under new to-day"
\, E,,ua
w''od E s,,nrue. uo, was o'er from Co'lon-
f,;anas u sa'"'Iay -" ,h;y saying Eooo11ye 10 MS
ra'an,1v and o %;li 1u1, nn,i. ne so'u n,s ranch
L.na Eli a"u "i' 'noi''y "osc 10 opo-
Mrs r. n.u;s ;,,.,
sister rsxt non,t a ,.ho u; ~ hee. ner
i.,', ,,,,1,Ie. ""T 10 a'.v"ul"R ,, coi-
,,rocsad ~ C.',"r5 49, ,ney W., .ogetner
,,I,o ros;Ja 80 D'., ~, W ''''' 'ho'' ioihs
o'' Do"' Ao"'e''
;div "G ;r,n; '.u1e,s =. O1lnpany y are rap
an5 ,nansrass p,o',as !" al .no niu nahuai vi arms
NJ ors rar,;aI,, III, ;s ~ "ouiu improve
Gor 5r;li TS, a.n a :, d"y nau hio'e foom
"o' neeu d" "'no'y'
Miss Winnie Hall brought us lovely
boqnet of fruit and lilac blossoms last
dask Ioot j;ha cbnrcb n5 e,,n. eH'o - Ey n,nRy
whiIs ,hair traoranaa ~. h,a az , iaas'si
~ '"" D'o" '"''0u'
Levi White, Peter Riebold, j. II. Won
Bargen and John higgins were in town
Saturday and left subscription money
for the county paper. From which we
nre ' s.;d dAt - 'ne' ha arc ho' as haro as they
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A horse fell through the elevated
sidewalk In front of the old saloon
building Saturday, and the animal only
succeeded in extricating himself after il
had industriously kicked the entire
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FROM an accounts there Will be very
;', ,nnuA " pl1spectors into our ad-
Jacent mountains tins summer and by
onowiail we shaii PioDaoiy know more
aoou' .nc extent oi the mineral belts IN
tnose long neglected mountain ranges.
49, py u pospeS'ois rom seur
6,,sJ e. ,ho ~. "nu ou'.
tn Elk C,;,v and n,hass .n w.. o "en,
Alton whs,s ,ha', n,aS ~ ,shie anu
lorat;ons and n u;I aaue .nana va'uau,e ,h quart
,ha sa e"" '"o '"niner III
NV '"o'
An effort is being made by the G AR.
Nav 3O-bv holding aonronr;ate sa5v;.
ces in our cemeterv grnund Tba ;da,
is good one and we tender the water
ans the use of these columns TO nublish
the program of the dav etc
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geo W. morrison and VIM: Bell, rep
resentatives OF the Mitchell-Lewis Co..
ing trip. Mr.. Morrison reports some
heavy rains in Lewiston, which have
been of immense benefit to the growing
crops in that neighborhood.
10Y. ohonp writes US that as soon as
PRESIDENT HARRISON signs the wagon
road Dill that he will appoint the COM
missioners forthwith. We have no idea