Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-10-31
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP
This is All Saints day.

Henry Wax returned from a trip to
Spokane on Monday.
The frame of DR.. Bibby's new build
ing was raised Tuesday.
Harry Serens, better known as Lem.
hi" is out from Warrens.
]. II. Forney started below Saturday
on professional business.
Auction sale of the Smith & Carpen-
ter horses next Tuesday.
We take county warrants at par value,
On subscription to the i. p.
Ward Girton called Tuesday and made
himself square for next year.
A pleasant social dance was held in
Grange hall on Saturday night.
c. B. Wood is having lumber hauled
for an addition to his residence.
Alexander & Freidenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
Frank c. White started to Lewiston
this week for the Foster monument.
Regular meeting of the Grange to-
morrow. A full meeting is desired.
Capt. Jas. Woodward renewed his
subscription to the F. P. last Saturday
w. N. Gaddy had the misfortune to
lose his team by mountain fever lately.
N. Pettibone, who has been mining in
Elk City during the summer, came out
Tuesday.
BoRN.-In Grangeville precinct, Octo-
ber 24. 1890. to the wife of G. B. Crea, a
daughter.
BoRN.-In Mt. Idaho, Idaho, October
20, 1890, to the wife of w. N. Knox, Jr.
daughter.
Uncle Joe and Aunt Sarah Bradley
have gone to their White Bird ranch to
reside for the winter.
We are told that one man across
Clearwater has harvested 10000 bushels
of wheat this season.
Company G are going to rent the low
er floor of the Grange building and con-
vert it into an armory.
Wood, butter, eggs, bacon, greenbax,
and silver dollars wanted on subscrip-
ton to the county paper.
John N. Rice and family have rented
the Phillips house and have already
established themselves therein.
Services at Lake school house next
Sabbath at IL a. M; Adkison's at pm.
at Grangeville at $3.50 p. m. A. MAxEY.
Rev. II. Rasmus preached fine SER
mons to large and appreciative audien-
ces at Grange hall Sunday morning and
evening,
Our forefathers fought for Free Trade
and Sailors Rights. The next racket
will be for " Free Trade and Private
Rights"
George Hawley was over from Craigs
mountain Saturday, and had his name
entered on our Keutervlle list of SUBJ
scribers.
Are you thinking of fencing? If SC, re-
member that C. C. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Glidden Barb wire. There
is none better, none cheaper.
The threshing machines are still rum
ming at different points on the prairie
and it is doubtful if they get finished
before Thanksgiving season.
There will be a meeting of the Fair.
view Farmers Club at the usual time
and place, Tomorrow, Saturday, Nov.
C. s. McCREADY, Sec.
The wild geese have been flying south
in great numbers for the past ten days
an unerring indication that cold ant
stormy weather has already set in up in
the higher latitudes.
The accident to the flour mill was no
as bad as We reported last week. Th,
damage was repaired the very next day
and the establishment has been running
on full time ever since.
Miss Oronoco L. Randall, we'll known
here, was married at the residence c
f. w. kettenbach, at Lewiston, Oct. q
to S. d. lnghram. We extend congrat
ulations and best wishes.
Messrs. Besse. Troll and Bentley wer
out from Warrens last week to testif
in the trial of Cox. They spent sewers
days here enjoying the sights of thi
growing young metropolis.
Sheriff White went to Spokane Las
week to see the elephant, and left M
Talkington in charge of the office. Th
latter gentleman has postponed his tri
to Salt Lake city indefinitely.
We have changed our appointment
for the End Sabbath of the month,
follows: Cottonwood at IL am, Cha.
8 p. M, Grangeville, $50 p. m.
, A. MAxEY.
We are under great obligations to tt
+, many friends for the generous contribl
tions of last Saturday. The amour
+ contributed made total of S24630.
A. MAxEY.
Bailey Chamberlain started to Wa
= rens with a bunch of fine beef cattle
his meat market this week. He h
done a prosperous business this yes
Nels Miller is his foreman, and a GO
= one, too.