Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-01-10
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

MOST cattle men in this neighborhood
are feeding stock.
Bailey Cham berlain is down on his
Salmon river ranch.
Duff Greene was visitor to this me-
tropois early this week.
A. b. Rookie and Asa Jones sold TWEEN
ty-two head OF cattle last week.
Alexander & Fricdenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
- A good supply of ice has been cut and
stored away for use in the dog days.
Everything is intensely dull since the
holiday and local news is very scarce.
The Daughters OF Rebekah will meet
hereafter in the hall ofthe Nick ell build
ing.
The supreme court convenes in Boiss
city Tuesday next for three months
session.
A. B. r loke was on this side during
the week and called to wish the L. L.
happy new year.
~ Grant Benedict is petitioning the
commiss toner's to appoint him constable
of Grangevile precinct.
Carloads Of stoves of all the latest de-
signs and improvements at the Pioneer
hardware store. Lewiston.
Louis Weber was a caller at the F. P.
sanctum Saturday and squared himself
away in advance for the Sunday school
paper.
The finest elk horns we have seen for
years are in the possession of DR.. Nickel,
and were presented to him by Joe Eber-
le. of Clearwater.
The highest elevation of the proposed
railroad to Lewiston by way of Little
Salmon Meadows, is 4747 feet, aud is ia
the vicinity of the Meadows.
Farming aud mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and a thousand and
one other things too numerous to men,
tion. at c. G. BunnelPs, Lewiston.
| will begin a series of meetings at
Fairview school house on January IA
First services at 7 p IN. Will continue
over Sabbath. A. MAxEy.
George Bingham had his left arm bro
ken and his head confused in "social
combat" With Geo. Musser at the home
Of the former in this town on Sunday
evening last
y Knives were flonrished in a drunken
fro'ic in this burg Monday night, hut no
fatal iajnri $ were inflicted. Verify.
Grangevile is getting to be "tuff"
town with hard name
Do you want new bob.sleds, or old
ones repaired? Or doors. or sash? II
so, 90 up and interview W. g. Brown,
who is the most expert hand in the
county at that class of work
r. The Oad-Fellows removed their re-
galia, etr.. into Nickel's hall Monday.
and will meet there for the first time 10
morrow Saturday evening. when the
new officers will be installed.
Governor Shoup is getting up a sup.
Elemental report to the Secretary of the
interior wherein he treats of the finan-
ces of the territory. church and benevol-
ent societies and other matter.
We have had some snre-enough vim
ter weather for the past week, and the
mercury has been down to zero every
night. The days are bright and sunny
and the sleighing Is as good as ever.
The bonded debt of the territory is
STAG, ,7l5.06;the registered debt S75, ,722 50.
Against this there is $33 $50. .GS cash on
hand and a sinking fund to paw the
capital bonds OF between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Last Friday was DAY offunny wealth
er. Although there was not a cloud in
the heavens. and the air was calm and
cold, the snow fell in frozen flakes all
day. But 1t was a very cold night, and
the ie~holiper fell to six degrees below
zero.
The old Grangeville saloon is in full
blast. with Tom Clark as major domo
He requests us TO announce that he
keeps choice assortment of Missouri
whisky. from Kansas city, behind the
be treated white. "a
The second quarterly meeting of this
C inference year will be held at Grange.
vile, January l2 and 13. First service
on the Sabbath at | | m. Prof. Bowsel
will preside and conduct the Sabbath
service. The Sacrament after the IL {
m service. A. MAxEy.
The Northern Pacific railroad com,
pany have left ticket orders with Jno P
Vollmer. at Lewiston. SO that intendin,
travellers can procure transportation t.
all points in the eastern states and oil
the Pacific coast, thus giving the travel
ing public much needed information
besides saving them time and money.
Miss Dot,ie Evans, a sister of Franl
L. Evans. of Grangeville. died at El
lensburg recently. of typhoid-mala
fever. The young lady was only twent.
years of age, gifted musician ant
highly accomplished. Nearly the entir
population of the town followed her l.
her to her last resting place as tokel