Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-14
Buffalo Hill boys are out for the win


There was panic in Wall street Of
November 10.
DR.. Bibby made trip to Salmon riy
or on professional business Monday.
DIR. Carver is between here and Whit
Bird with another load of his fine az
pies.
The Methodists expect to have thei
church ready for dedication by tn,
irst of the year.
The president has issued his procla
nation appointing November 81, al
Thanksgiving day.
The Mt. Idaho flour mill is not run.
ming, owing to the miller having to &c
to Lewiston on business.
Wood, butter, eggs. bacon. green bax
and silver dollars wanted on subscrip-
ton to the county paper.
Fairview Farpers' Club are going to
discuss the subsidy business at their
next meeting, November 90.
A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at BunnelPs. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
Mrs. Shissler and family arrived from
Rustic during the week, and are domi-
ciled for the winter in their house in
town.
d. II. Summers in private letter to
DIR. Bibby states that he has sold his
quartz claim in Elk City to wealthy
syndicate.
Subscribers may order their outside
newspapers and magazines through the
Il. 7. agency without additional cost to
themselves.
Be sure and attend the first annual
ball Of Co. G, Idaho Guards. Tiakets
can be obtained of Captain Beck or
SERGEANT Steinheiser.
Are you thinking of fencingP Ifso,re-
| member that G.. G. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Gldjen Barb wire. There
is none better, none cheaper.
Fred Shissler was up from Kamiah
Tuesday. He is building Presbyter-
ian church there, 26x52 feet, and reports
all quiet on that end Of the reservation.
If you want to sell or buy ranch,
rent house, or leave your property for
while in sale and responsible hands,
call ut the FREE PRESS land office and
you can be satisfied.
Aram x Son have opened their agri-
cultural implement warehouse and have
on hand nice variety of wagons, plows
etc., which they offer at reasonable
prices.
This end of the Mt. Idaho and Salmon
Meadows wagon road was completed at
noon yesterday. Hereafter when you
wish to go to Florence you will not
have to go horse back.
Hon. w. Il. Piper appeared before
Probate Judge Roland Hodgins, yester-
day, who administered to him the oath
of Office, thus finally making him the
full-tiedged judge of this district for the
next four years. Moscow Star.
Dad Miller had wagon load of tur-
nips on the streets Tuesday that were
monsters. He left one at this office, ta-
ken promiscuously from the wagon.
which weighed l2l pounds. He plant.
ed two and a-half acres in the middle of
July, and the yield therefrom is over
500 bushels.
Gov. Shoup has notified Judge Piper,
per, of this district, that both the retir-
ing and incoming attorney generals had
decided that courts could not be- held
under the constitution until the legisla-
ture meets and makes provision there
for. There will therefore be no court
in this county or district until next year.
Hon. l.. p. Brown and NJ. III. Truscott,
we regret to hear, are both on the sick
list. The latter has somewhat recover
ed, but Mr.. Brown is far from well, and
besides showing symptoms of fever, he
is sufferer from infammatory rheuma-
tism in the legs and feet, which are
quite swollen. DR.. Nickel is attending
him.
Henry Ternan was in town Wednes-
day with lot of gold dust, and also
several large nuggets, all taken from
his claims between American and Red
rivers. He also has some fine quartz
there to which he intends giving close
attention. Knowing the value of that
country it is needless to say that he is q
warm advocate of the Elk City wagon
road project.
Democratic governors in three fourths
of the states, and a gain of U. s. sena-
tor in Wisconsin, Minnesota. New York,
New Hampshire. and perhaps Kansas,
and democratic majority of 1874 in the
house of representatives, is the net re-
suit of the fall elections. The country
fully understands the difference be-
tween Free Trade and the democratic
policy of Tariff for Revenue Only"
The Vest Shore has made marked inn
provements in its size and style during
the past year, and it is now everywhere
recognized as one of the leading illus
trated papers of the country. 1t Is pros
pering so we'll that a fine building is be.
ing erected by the company to meet the
demand for increased facilities for traus-
acting business and getting out the pa
per. This publication is so representa-
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