Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-09-26
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

All must register.
! You cannot vote on your first papers.
Hashagen occupies the Nickel dwell.
Ing in the Dr's absence on his ranch.
Mr.. Wiley returned from his Boise
trip and left for Warrens yesterday.
Beware Of "Morey letters" and other
campaign 'roorbacks" on election day.
Grangevile is 3,ll3 feet above sea
level. Mt. Idaho is $3.50 and Cotton.
wood $500.
Mr.. Day arrived from Lewiston this
week to visit friends and to look over
the political field
Miss Rosa Forney has been quite sick
since her return, and requires constant
medical attendance.
pr. Bibby has rented the Pearson
dwelling lately vacated by Dueber and
is now installed there.
| The G & B train left Sunday for War.
! rens with 10000 pounds of freight. This
/ will be the last trip of the season.
Mr.. Burger was over from the Keuter
VILE brick yard during the week with
brick for parties in town who are hay-
ing HueS quilt.
Dr. u. ii. Whitaker, dentist, will be at
cottonwood next Thursday and Friday.
Oc'. = and j. After that date he will
discontinue his visits to that place.
D. H. Telcher was in town Tuesday
WIN a wagon load of the incest eating
apples on the prairie. grown on his
ranch near town. He also renewed his
subscription to the +. z.
Mr.. Racklitf was out from Fix Citv
this week and told the L. p. man that
they expected to have the water run
nlng through their big flume in about
TWO weeks more.
w. r. kettenbach, of the Lewiston
national bank, accompanied Dubois and
curtis on their late trip here. and ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with
ihe appearance, growth and future pros
pects OF drangevllle and Camas prairie.
Sheriff White informs us that old Mr..
rem, now in the Blackfoot asylum for
the insane, Is mentally total wreck
and fails to recognise anybody or any
thing, although his physical health is
very good and he is liable to live long
hme. Hon. j. II. Hawley called on him
failed to recognise him.
FLoUR.-A letter from Mr.. Booth. of
the Lewiston Touring mills. saws that
he will be pleased to have all his friends
on Camas Prairie came down with all
their wheat of good quality, and he will
give them 80 pounds of his best flour for
each and every bushel they bring. and
what they want money for he will give
them the highest market price in cash.
Grange hall was packed last Friday
night with ladies and citizens to hear
the speeches Of Fred Dubois and secre-
tary Curtis, who enlarged upon the
tariff and statehood issues from the re-
publican standpoint. Mr.. Weller also
made few remarks concerning his can
vass. The band was out, and all hands.
! republicans aud democrats alike fell
proud of the large audience that was
present to hear the distinguished speak
ers who have addressed us.
Our republican friends are losing the
best chance they will ever have to give
the people free coinage of silver. They
have now-what they will never have
again-safe working majorties in both
houses OF congress and republican
president. They bastardised silver in
1878, and now that they have the power
they ought to restore it. They profess
to favor 1t, the people want it and ought
to have 1t, and as II stroke of politics il
would be superb, taking the wind com
pletely out OF the democratic sails on
cardinal point of democratic party poll
cy, and restoring to the republican rs that
popular oDtidence which its yagaries on
the tariff issue has caused to drift away
Inc people want free coinage of silver
and ought to have it. The deinocratic
record on this issue is impregnable, ard
the republicans will meet with NO oppo-
sition from them,