Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-14
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

i'll.
Nelse Miller came up from the river
last week.
We are ready to receive wood on
subscription.
Quartz and placer location blanks fol
sale at this office.
I T. d. Swartz is now carrying the
Warrens mail to the ferry.
The roads across the prairie are very
ugly travelling over at present.
The beautiful snow" has a corner on
this upper country this spring.
For letter heads. bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this office.
Alexander 4 Freiderrich pay the
highest price for county warrants.
For SALE.-Top buggy and donble set
of harness. DANIEL FREw. Mt. Idaho.
We are prepared 10 do all kinds of job
printing in the best styles at reasonable e
rates.
John Hadorn was up from Salmon
river last week to purchase some sup.
plies.
Alexander & Freidenrich have Just
received a large assortment of garden
seeds.
Mr.. ". A. Hall is again able to be
about. after about three weeks of serious
illness.
y Messrs. Garfield, Nolan and Gordon
left last Saturday for the Moose creek
digsings.
Rv. J. W. Nelson will preach in
Grar geyille on next Sabbath at IL
o'clock A. NJ.
Church services will hereafter be
held in the school house instead OF
Grange hall as formerly.
Carloads of stoves of all the latest de-
signs and Improvements at the Pioneer
hardware store. Lewiston.
H. Wax and I. S. Weller returned
from their Spokane trir last week. Mr..
Weller stopping at Cotton ood.
y Geo. Higgins met with an accident
yesterday. the nature of which or how
serious We were unable to learn.
James Surrdge returned last week
from a visit to his parents in Michigan,
whom he had not seen for twelve years.
Commissioner Forsman was in town
Thursday. He reports two and a half
feet Of snow on the mountain at pres
ent.
The boys had a picnic at the hotel
Monday night telling stories. DIR. Nick ell
took the cake. and in fact left all the
others clear out in the cold.
Farming and mining implements,
hardware, tinware, and u thousand and
one other things too numerous to mem
ton. at c. C. Bunnelrs. Lewiston.
A fire at Moscow on Friday of last
week destroyed block of business
houses together with the Barton honse.
The loss is estimated at about S25 900.
J The school trustees have purchased
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site selected is in the north. west part of
town. just below Mr.. Whites residence.
J Another American has attained dis
tinc.ion aboard. This time il is Buffalo
Bill. He with his Indians and COW boys
have been blessed by the Pope at Rome.
The Oregonfan of the Sth contains "A
lengthy article descriptive of the Clear.
watsr country ard the vast and unde-
veloped resources of this section OF Ida
he.
J. J. Turnbull. of Seattle, a brother of
Pele Turnbull. Of John Day creek. came
up on Sundays stage. to visit his broi her
whom he has not seen for a number of
years.
MIR. Kirman, of Murray, came up on
Tuesday. He goes in to Elk City,
where he has intetests in the placer
claims that are being opened by The
C@ur d'Alene boys.
County Commissioner Th. Wall was
over from across Clearwater Wednesday
"ho Auuso"y. iic fSpotto tiidt 80 IdT
there has not been any loss of stock to
amount 10 anything in his neigbbor-
hood.
The advertisement of the meeting of
the Idaho Consolidated Mining Com
pany in this issue shows $4,000, 900 to
be involved In that business. We wish
the enterprise every success Washing
ton Independent.
Jesse Farmer, OF Miller's camp, came
up on Wednesdays stage from San
Francisco. where he has been spending
the winter. He will 60 to John Day
creek in few days to remain until
April before going into the camp.
am prepared to supply the people
OF Camas prairie with Tropical and Do
mestic fruits in season, and at short
notice. to anyone who will intrust me
with an order.
1851 E. TIxIER, Lewiston.
d. H. Summers, of Portland. who for
the last two years has been prospecting
and mining in Alaska, came up on Tues
days stage. He has heard Of the won-
derful riches Of the Elk City district and
tvx, fo~sao.