Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-07-18
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP,
We take wood on subscription.

charge. No sale, no pay.
A. F. Parker started to Elk City We'd
nesdsy on mining business.
Quartz and placer location blanks for
sale at the FREE Press ounce.
The Phillips house has been painted
in glowing colors and looks fine.
Alexander 4 Fleidenrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
j. w. Allen is at Fairhaven. Washiny-
toh' aud writes TO have the f. Z. seut
him.
Everybody is harvesting hay, and the
town Is dull, hence the scarcity of local
news.
Mr.. Chambers, in charge of the Cot
tonwood House, was reported married
July L.
Bnnnell can furnish anything in the
hardware line at prices that defy COM
petition.
A inll line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnell's. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
The mountains are entirely free from
smoke and fires this summer, making il
much more pleasant for tourists than
last season.
Subscribers may order their outsjd,.
newspapers and magazines through the
i. I. agency without additional cost to
themselves
f. s. Jenne Of Weser, Idaho, was
commissioned Adjntant. FIRST Battalion
ldah" Guards, with rank of NJ ,jor, on
the 7th inst.
DR.. Poyneer, of the Idaho ConsoIi-
dated Mining Company, arrived here
Tuesday and went into the Company's
mines Wednesday.
A lawsuit Monday between two Chi
naineh 10 determine the ownership of "A
$40 horse created IA little interest The
costs III the'case amounted to Sl5.
f. A. Shearer has been appointed a
justice of the peace for Granyeville pre-
cluct, in place Sof c. B. Sanders. who
now resides IN Cottonwood precinct.
Geo. Schmadeka will pasture borses
on his land adjoining town at reasona.
bile rates per month. No wild horses
wanted. Best pasturage on the prairie,
Franz Hearbnrg has built fues for
the new Shearer building, and also for
the FRFE Press office during The mast
week. He does good work and charges
reasonable.
Ifyou want to sell or buy a ranch.
rent house, or leave yonr property for
a while in safe and responsible hands,
call at the FREE Press land Office and
you can be satisfied.
Delegate Dubois has advised us of the
establishment of a post-ofIice atWhite
biru, but the postmaster has not vet
been appointed. For the present mail
should be sent to Mt. Idaho.
There are so many rumors of rich
strikes in the mountains that is i'm.
possible to keep track of them, much as
we wish to do so. The great trouble Is
that they are all too good to be true.
A new post Office has been established
at Fraser, in Sho~hone Co., between the
clearwater and Wee-ippe, with onr old
trend Pat keane in charge as D. IN.
Wall Tor the present should 20 to Lolo.
The Methodists have selected the
site for their church building, between
he residences of Mr.. Sanders and MIR.
Beck In the north part of town and will
Commence building as soon AZ material
IAN be got on the ground.
Mr.. J. II. Robinson has bought a
part of DIR Blbby's lot across Main stree
rom the printing office, and is putting
lp new building on it whirh will be |
occupied by Miss Maggie II ,binson as a
shop when completed.
w. F. SchInadeka has on view a large
md full line of new harness. saddles !
'ridles. spurs. blankets, and complete
qulpment OF notions in connection |
With that business. Farmers. call and
inspect his stock when you come to
own.
The brass band have sent for new
oio Hb cornet, also sent one of the old
mes away to be repaired. They have
lso ordered an entire now outfit of
music, iolns &c, ami propose to nave a
and that our citizens will he prouder of
han ever.
AL. Talkington wrote US from his old
ome at Waveriy. Illinois. July =. thai
~ was going to leave for Idaho that
cry day, by way of Kansas CITY and
alt Lake City. He further informs us
hat his travelling companion OIL tn
rip wore boots,
The latest novelty il the new Charter
lax stoves at G. c. Bunnells. They
ave the celebrated GAUzE door forovens.
lave You seen them? Call and examine.
10 more burnt pie crust. No more
nderdone biscuits. Everything baked
D n turn by carefully distributed heat.
A F Parker, chairman of the Episcopal
lurch building committee, has received
lans tor the building, The body of which
: 20x32, with vestibule AKA end 35 feet
IGN. ye,try room SKIP and chancel
oxl2 1t ia an elegant little church
ulliirg and will give Grangeeille a
lvilized look.
With the appointment of postmaster
o-,iay Il last of the democrats holding
flee In Idaho by the grace Of Grover
leycanA were removed. While Dele
ate Dubois had been getting his state
ITO the Union he has been getting The
emocrats ont of office. and he will
each Idaho with clear record.
The last heard of the wagon road
they were on French
reek, between Salmon river and Warm
prings, and are probably locating the
Dad by way of French creek and the
Id Knott trail to Florence, which gives
etter approaches to the river than by
'ay of the Wire Bridge. They may be
expected to arrive here any day.
Jas. McDermott was in town Monday
nd renewed for the +. P. both for him,
elf and for d. ]. Kelly. Arbnckle, Calf.