Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-06-20
OUR WEEKLY BOUND UP.

The wheat looks we'll.
Jud Sebastian is recovering.
w. B. Palmer is up from Lewiston.
Tomorrow is the longest day of th
year.
Vansise and Cowen have formed
partnership.
Jas. NJ. Adkison is reported to b.
seriously i'll.
Uncle Grif Roberts, of Salmon river
has sold his horses.
Hand the F. P. to your neighbor an,
ask him to subscribe.
Brace up. the railroad is coming ant
will bring better times.
A good deal of wool has been hauled
to Lewiston during the past week.
John Rice has boughten the big white
Percheron stallion of Mr.. Bloom.
Alexander 4 F,eidenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
Arthur Williams Is In Victoria, b. C.
with III. f. Croasdaile. formerly Of these
parts.
John Atkinson was canvassing the
town for census purposes Monday and
Tuesday.
Ch Christie is going to build three
more houses on his lots in Grangeville
this summer.
Barney Kriger, working at Forsman's
sawmill on Cottonwood butte, broke his
leg last Monday.
The kitchen of the hotel at Mt. Idaho
caught fire last week, but was quench ed
without much damage.
A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnell's Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
DR.. McCallie returned from Moscow
Saturday and made hurried trip to
Salmon river. returning Tuesday.
Mizpah lodge No. IL. D. of R., meets
on Friday next, June 81, on business of
Importance. A full attendance is re-.
quested.
Subscribers may order their outside
newspapers and magazines through the
F. 2. agency without additional cost to
themselves.
Jake Crooks has recovered 30 far as to
be able to sit up and take an occasional
sunbath. He is improving fast as the
weather gets warm.
Frank Fem was up from White Bird
Saturday to take testimony in the case
of Hughes vs. Davis. but the council for
Hughes failed to materialize.
Miss NJ. E. Robinson has received
this week complete assortment of mil
linery goods. Ladies call and see the
latest styles from New York.
For SALE One hundred and sixty
acres of decided land. Price $1,000.
Half cash; balance on long time. En-
quire of w. N. Knox, Mt. Idaho. 2
Old papers for sale at the FREE PRESS
office, fifty cents per 100. Call and get
them now, while they are on hand, be-
fore the cold weather demand sets in.
Sam Melbourne has sold his ranch on
Skookum Chuck 10 man named Smith
and also his horses, and will soon take
his departure for Iowa to see his folks.
The Idaho Consolidated mining Co.,
operating in Elk City, has Just had an
assay made of the Myrtle mines outer
rock which goes $Sl gold and So silver.
CYRUS Overman has purchased of W.
II Bloom the fine Hambetonian stallion
Red Weasel" which has been on ex
hibition at Sherwin's stable for some
time.
Executive committee of the Pioneer
Association meets at Mt. Idaho to NOR.
row, Saturday. at 2 p. m, and among
nj hr1lt attt.x
monument.
The young ladies ofsthe Grangeville
Athletic club received the target and
other paraphernalia during the week
and will commence their archery prac.
tice shortly.
The growth OF Grangevile this sum
mer is the more surprising following the
severe drouth of last year. With gooc
times our town would have a boom thai
We couldn't hold.
For SALE.-One or two span of match
ed horses. Also one half. blood Holsteir
bull, two years old. For prices, etc
apply to G. s. McCready, 81 miles north
east of Grangeville.
All who want Canton Clipper Plows
Rose Disk Harrows. Red, White and
Blue mowers. Star, Queen and Bonanza
hay rakes, call on T. J. Davis, agent fol
Mitchell Lewis Co. so
The greatest affliction that can befal
place is to have boom. The recovery
is worse than the plague. A steady
growth such as Grangeville is having
should be good enough for any town.
All parties knowing themselves in.
debted to G. A. Dueber & Co., by note
or book account. will please call around
at once and make settlement.
@. A. DUapER & Co.
Under the new questions final proof
can be made in one hour. where the old
ones required whole day. About SOC
words are required with tn new blanks
whereas formerly 5000 words were
necessary.
Fourteen dollars were subscribed fo,
the Foster monument at the picnic last
Friday. The monument will be select
ed and ordered tomorrow by the ex.
ecutive committee of the Pioneer As.
sociation.
John Milliken. of Carbon, Wyoming
is here for few days to see how his