Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-29
OUR UEEKEY ROUND UP.

Everybody harvesting.
School election Monday.
We take eggs on subscription.
Jas. Reardon is out from Alton.
Only full .1edged citizens can vote.
S. w. Smith went to Elk CITY Tues
day on mining business.
Quartz and placer location blanks for
I sale at the FREE Press once.
Little Milty Freidenrich is again
quite low with throat complaint
Buffalo Hin boys enlivened the town
with their presence during the week.
We have at least a bountiful harvest
to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Bishop Talbot is due at Grangeville
September Z. Turn out and hear him.
Mrs. T. w. Kroutinger, of Lewiston,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs Carrie Shear
er, at Mt. Idaho.
Our associate, Mr.. Fulton, went to
Asotin yesterday to visit his parents
who are just cut from Kansas.
We notice many new barns and graz
neries at different points on The Prairie.
May they always be well-flled.
Mr.. w. n. Gaddy has subscribed for
another copy Of this paper, to be sent to
). j. Richmond, Bangor, Butte co. Cal. =
b. F. Morris has 40 fine fat Poland
China hogs for sale; will weigh from 200
to 300 pound each. Call at his ranch in
center of Prairie. SIT
W. III. Campbell, who has been with
Nansise all summer took his departure
Tor Eugene yesterday, and wants the
Free Press to visit him regularly
The fine harvest on Camas Prairie is
talked OF everywhere in the lower coun-
try and rybody is working to help
get us railroad next summer.
For SALE:-The three best residence
lots in Grangev.lle, I00xl50 feet. next to
Main street. Price $500. Address A.
+. Parker, Grangeville.
Are you thinking of fencing? Ifso,re-
member that c. G. Bunnell furnishes
the famous Giidden Barb wire. There
Is none better, none cheaper.
Ex. sheriff A. w. Talkington arrived
here Tuesday from a long trip to the
states. He made $4,000 this spring
specializing in Salt Lake real estate.
Dr. G.. II. Whitaker has decided to To-
cate permanently in Grangeville to
practise the profession of dentristry.
The Dr. makes specially of gold and
silver filing for teeth.
Mr.. A, r. Thompson, of Salmon CITY.
Is in Grangeyille, figuring on wagon
road contract. He came across country
and says there are some good mineral
belts between here and there.
Grangeville is adding to its mprov-
ments every day in the week. lis
growth this summer has opened the
eyes OF its Oldest inhabitants to the fact
that it Is a town of great possibilities.
Taxpayers of Grangeville school
district are petitioning the trustees TO
engage Miss Eda Clarke to teach our
public school this fall. Why not? Miss
Clarke IS not only capable, bnt she is
resident property owner and tax-pay-
er, the children all love her, and her
appointment wilt create more interest
IN educational matters among the citi-
zens of the district.
We wish the High TariAites wonld
search the scriptures and then tell MS
. what made Tyre so rich and powerful.
Was it high tariff? Go read the 27th
chapter of Ezekiel, and you will find
that it was because she had free access
to all the markets of the then known
world, and her merchandise was found
in every seaport. There wasn't Me-
kinleyite in all her borders. Read
what the prophet has to say, and per
haps the minds of the high tariff adyo-
Gates may be ilumined to such a degree
as to set them thinking whether a pro.
tective tariff isn't more of a curse than n
blessing. Republican high protectionists
and lead tariff democrats alike should
read it, and then cease telling us of the
beauties of high protective tariff which
is one OF the most damning decisions of
corrupt and yenal age. There can be
no such thing as government for the
greatest good of the greatest number
while protective tariff is in operation
to enrich the few at the expense of the
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